THE PLAYGROUND presents
Django Django & These Monsters
Saturday 24/04/10
Time: 7pm – 1am
£ 6 advance £7 door
tickets from www.ticketground.co.uk
93 FEET EAST
150 Brick Lane London E1 6QL
Room 1:
These Monsters
Kong
Turbowolf
Bull See Red
SUBSOURCE- single launch
Jumping Ships
Room 2:
Django Django-dj
God Don’t Like It Dj’s
<<DJANGO DJANGO “A band so good they named it Twice” NME. Described as Psychedelic Art Pop, you will “ ..blow your mind trying to describe them to your friends.” The Guardian
<< THESE MONSTERS The prog-rock quartet from the North of England are renowned for putting on a hell of a show with their jazz-infused, melodic punk and unconventional sounds.
<< KONG “If you like Shellac and Fugazi, consider Kong the toxic shock syndrome version; they will more than likely please your ears but definitely give you a side of nausea. How do I know? Cos I’ve got a copy of their hideously good debut album ‘Snake Magnet’ playing right now. Check it out upon its release on July 13th or I’ll send a scary baboon round to your gaff to set your eyelids on fire. Just messing. I’ll send Kong.” NME
<< TURBOWOLF Tipped to be one of the most innovative bands around at the moment, they are known for pushing the boundaries of Rock & Roll. “Utterly fantastic and unpredictable. Like an explosion in a riff factory” KERRANG. This Alt-Punk sound will go far.
<< BULL SEE RED With this band being described as.. “ablaze with infectious punk-rock anthems and resplendent guitar hooks.” THE FLY and their sound “..rich with invention, personality and apparently boundless energy..” KERRANG
<< SUBSOURCE "This is a band that truly demands a larger setting - the main stage at Glastonbury comes to mind. Subsource make Pendulum look like the f**king Carpenters
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<<JUMPING SHIPS are a Brighton-based, Indie/Alt-rock band who, despite having only formed a year and a half, have toured
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