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SKIFTANDE ENHETER, the £15Otd/£12.50Adv THE LONDON PUNK NEWSLETTER Another Welcome back. After six months of aggregation more new bands and nights springing up, with First Feband exhilaration and a month to recover from 2020 the Timers getting underway with all sorts of workshops horribly, brutally possible year that was 2019, we are and socials designed to get you forming the band of here to guide you in the direction of The Pit. January your dreams. As ever, a thank you to everyone who saw the DIY and punk scenes that coalese around has submitted gigs or contributed to the back page, London rise from slumber and put on some cracking and a big cheer to everyone who’s keeping it going Subculture nights and all dayers for those lucky enough to have in the roaring twenties. Follow @anothersubculture been paid before the 31st. This month we have a on Instagram or @thepunkpaper on Twitter for Volume 2 · Issue 1 anothersubculture.co.uk brace of Valentines’ events, more benefits and updates, and see you at Punk Christmas in March... Sat Sun LEATHER.HEAD, MEAT, LIMBS, K0NKIES FIRST TIMERS: BASS FIRST TIMERS 2020 IS HERE Sister Midnight Records (S), 19:00- GUITAR TECHNIQUES RADIO POGO 22:00, £4 otd*. Celebrate Independent FIRST TIMERS is a two-day festival This year, FT 2020 takes place on 4-5 with Ripley from where every single band is playing May, with band applications open until ...listen out for DOIN' IT OURSELVES with Creg & Nadine, last Venue Week with lo-fi saxophone pop, BREAKUP HAIRCUT. their first ever gig. An initiative to get Friday 14th February 2020. Go to Monday of every month on SOHO RADIO CULTURE (6-7:30pm)... experimental rockers and jangly post-punk. DSFL, 13:00-15:00, ...alongside punk stalwarts YESTERDAY'S NEWS (bi- more people making music from all www.firsttimers.org or find them on POISON POINT, NATION UNREST, NAPE, booking required, backgrounds and ability levels, the social media to apply and for all the weekly) & LA VIDA ES UN MUS (monthly), check out OK 1 £5adv/NOTAFLOF.2 WILLIAMS' new regular slot on NTS RADIO for techno/ PROTEUS Peckham Audio (S), 23:00- festival has helped over 50 bands get terms and conditions. 04:00, £9 otd. Dark electronics and EBM their start - with groups like jungle/acid...MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL RADIO continues every BIG JOANIE, galore from Paris and London. PRIMETIME, CHARMPIT, SCRAP BRAIN, In the meantime, a series of workshop week with shows from around the world, online and also SECRET POWER, BREAKUP HAIRCUT events are taking place at DIY Space on RESONANCE FM EXTRA...while on the main FM stream and many more becoming fixtures in the for London every Sunday in February - HELLO GOODBYE is still belting out live sessions on D-I-Y and punk scenes of London. details below. All events are NOTAFLOF. a Saturday (12-1:30pm, weekly)...if you've got a radio show tell us about it [email protected] Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri CAROLINE, EYE DAN DEACON, TOMAGA Scala (N), NERVUS, ITOLDYOUIWOULDEATYOU, CHARMPIT,MAKE THE SPARES, JEMMA FIRST TIMERS: MEASURE New River 19:30-23:00, £16.50adv. The Baltimore BOB VYLAN Underworld (N), 18:00- FREEMAN, SCROUNGE Sister Midnight INTRODUCTION TO Studios (N), 19:30- alt-pop favourite returns with a new body of 23:00, £9.25adv. Watford altpunks Records (S), 18:30-22:00, £5otd*. LEAD GUITAR with 23:00, £4adv/£5otd. unprocessed bangers. embarking on their biggest London show yet, Anarchist punk pop, glam and surf punk, in aid Anna from HAWXX. Authentic, celestial and with ferocious hardcore rap and emo support. of Action for Refugees in Lewisham . DSFL, 13:00-15:00, F. EMASCULATA, DMDR, CECILIA, ambient compositions. THE TUBS, SUEP, MARCEL WAVE booking required, 3 4 5 6 7 FALAUN DIY Space for London8 (S), £5adv/NOTAFLOF.9 Sister Midnight Records (S), 19:30- 19:00-23:00, £8.80adv. X-Files hardcore! 22:00, £5otd*. New wave with a Flying Nun PC WORLD, NAPE, HEX ULTRA, MUSCLE LOOPING WORKSHOP jangle vibe, with stadium pop anthems and UP, AAVON The Waiting Room (N), with Etienne from high street lament. 22:00, £8.80adv. Unrelenting algorithms. WHITELANDS. DSFL, MUMMY, HIGH/VIS, THE DEAD ZOO, 15:00-17:00, details as ATOM BY ATOM The Windmill (S), above. 20:00-23:00, £5otd. Grunge and garage. TEKNOKRATER, VILE SPECIES, FRIKEERNE, MIGRAINES, METHXCAMP, BINGE DRINKER + more Venue and time TBA on the day, see social media for details. £5otd*. Athenian noisegrind. YOUR ATLANTA DREAM SEASON, ADULTS BOYS OF THE HOLE, DMDR, BRAZEN EN ATTENDANT ANA, MARCEL WAVE MOOR MOTHER, Servent Jazz Quarters (E), 19:30, HUSSY, CIRCLE NONE, SHOOTING Pin Ups (N), 19:30-23:00, £6otd. BROTHER MAY Cafe £6adv/£8otd. Valiant indie rock group DAGGERS Amersham Arms (S), 18:00- Shimmering Parisian indie pop. OFO (E), 19:30-23:00, launchs their new album ‘Red Means Go’ with 00:00, £8otd. A Not Your Galentines party HYGIENE, SKIFTANDE ENHETER, THE £15otd/£12.50adv. south London noisemongers. and art exhibit with south London’s best queer COOL GREENHOUSE, SARCASM New Final residency spot, do thrashcore and post-grunge punks. River Studios (N), 20:00-23:00, £7otd. not miss. 10 11 12 PUCE MARY, JFK, EROS CATHETER13 K.G.Bs, DESPERATE FUN Helgi’s14 (E), Repetitive post punk from home15 and abroad. 16 FIRST TIMERS: The Glove That Fits (E), 19:30-00:30, MOOR MOTHER, GALYA BISENGALIEVA, 21:00-late, FREE. No-fi punk hits all night. ONO, ELAINE MITCHENER Cafe OTO (E), DRUM WORKSHOP £16.90adv. Under My Feet celebrate their MOOR MOTHER, ONO Cafe OTO (E), with CHARISMATIC fifth anniversary with Frederikke Hoffmeier’s 19:30-23:00. £15otd/£12.50adv. Second 19:30-23:00, £15otd/£12.50adv. First day with the interdisciplinary artist & friends. MEGAFAUNA. DSFL, sound collage and punishing noise. day of a very special residency. POISONOUS CUNT, THE DUB RIGHTERS, 13:00-15:00, booking PINEY GIR, GRAWLIX, CAPTAIN TROPICAL NIGHTMARE, BAD JESUS, required, £5adv/ HANDSOME, I AM HER The Finsbury EBOLALAS, BRAZEN HUSSY Grow NOTAFLOF. (N), 20:00-23:00, FREE. A Get In Her Ears Tottenham (N), 16:30-late, £10otd. FIND YOUR VOICE Valentine’s special. Anarcho punk and speed dating. with MIRI (Vocal CHUBBY AND THE GANG, YOUNG TRASH KIT, HANDLE The Lexington (N), workshop). 15:30- FRANCIS HI-FI The Macbeth (E), 21:00- 17:30, details as above. 19:30-23:00, £9adv. Exhilirating post punk. 02:00, £5adv/£7otd. Speed punks return. OWN SUGAR RUSH, NERVOUS REX, SLASH KILLJOYS, BOYS OF FICTION DIY Space for London (S), THE HOLE + more 19:30-23:00, £4adv/£7otd. Bristol DIY Space for dinopunks from Eat Up For Starters, janky pop London (S), 19:00- punk types and Yorkshire queercore. 23:00, £4 waged/ £pwyc unwaged*. 17 18 19 20 21 22 Lo-fi synth23 punks with their first EP. FIRST TIMERS: UKULELE WORKSHOP with Laura Ankles. DSFL, 13:00-15:00, booking required, £5adv/NOTAFLOF. SONGWRITING FOR PUNX with BREAKUP HAIRCUT. 15:00-17:00, details as above. MASSICOT, CULTDREAMS, TARA CLERKIN TRIO, MXLX, GENGHISKIND TROPICAL NIGHTMARE, MONEY, ZEK, LAZY DAY,OF CHEERBLEEDERZ, EX-VÖID, SLAGHEAP, SHAKE KERMES Boston COHN New River Studios, 19:30, INTERIOR, MALADIA New River Studios FINISH FLAG, ICEHEAD, R. N. TAYLOR, Want your March CHAIN Music Room (N), £6adv/£8otd. Dubby folk, emotive heavy (N), 20:00-23:00, £5otd. The noise punx PROFESSOR MOONCUP The Victoria gig in the zine next New River Studios 19:00-23:00, drone, scraping punknoise. celebrate the release of their first LP with local (E), 16:00-02:00, £9adv. Idaho bring a month? Submit by (N), 19:30-23:00, £11.75adv. Multi- hardcore cataclysm. stacked leap day line-up of indie pop punkers. Friday 21st February £7otd. No-frills guitar national sad lo-fi punks THE COOL GREENHOUSE + more TBA sounds24 from Geneva 25 with special26 guests. Peckham Audio (S), 19:30-23:00,27 28 29 touring with self- £6adv. Debut headline appearance from the described post punk cardboard man. nonsense. SPECIAL GUESTS, THE REBEL, МОЛЧАТ ДОМА, CHUBBY AND THE GANG Venue STATIC PALM Studio MOT Unit 18 (S), 19:00-00:00, £11adv. 2924 (E), 19:30- Fundraiser. Food bank fundrasier with 23:00, £13.20adv. Country Teasers alumni, London’s loudest and Belarusian synth YouTube a big surprise. Bring donations. hits on their first UK tour. MUSIC BOSTON MUSIC ROOM 178 Junction Road, Tufnell Park N19 5QQ =® Tufnell Park THE FINSBURY 336 Green Lanes, Finsbury North Park N4 1BY ® Manor House GROW TOTTENHAM Ashley House, Ashley Road, Tottenham Hale N17 9LZ =® Tottenham Hale THE LEXINGTON 96-98 Pentonville Road, Kings Cross N1 9JB ® Angel THE MACBETH 70 Hoxton Street, Hoxton N1 6LP ® Hoxton NEW RIVER STUDIOS 199 Eade Road, Harringay Warehouse District N4 1DN ® Manor House PIN UPS 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel N1 0XT ®Angel SCALA 275 Pentonville Road, Kings Cross N1 9NL =® Kings Cross St Pancras SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS 10a Bradbury Street, Dalston N16 8JN ® Dalston Kingsland UNDERWORLD 174 Camden High Street, Camden NW1 0NE ® Camden Town THE WAITING ROOM 175 Stoke Newington High Street, Stoke Newington N16 0LH ® Stoke Newington CAFE OFO 18-22 Ashwin Street, Dalston E8 3DL ® Dalston Junction THE GLOVE THAT FITS 179 Morning Lane, Homerton East E9 6LH ® Homerton/Hackney Central HELGI’S 188 Mare Street, Hackney E8 3RH ® London Fields THE VICTORIA 455 Queensbridge Road, Dalston E8 3AS ® Dalston Junction AMERSHAM ARMS 388 New Cross Road, New Cross SE14 6TY =® New Cross DIY SPACE FOR LONDON 96-108 Ormside South Street, South Bermondsey SE15 1TF =® Queens Road Peckham PECKHAM AUDIO 133 Rye Lane, Peckham SE15 4ST =® Peckham Rye SISTER MIDNIGHT RECORDS 4 Tanners Hill, Deptford SE8 4PJ =® Deptford Bridge/New Cross VENUE MOT UNIT 18 Orion Business Centre, Surrey Canal Road, Bermondsey SE14 5RT = South Bermondsey THE WINDMILL 22 Blenheim Gardens, London SW2 5BZ =® Brixton I DON’T WANT TO BE DUG UP FROM THE WET Prices with a * denotes a NOTAFLOF policy (no-one turned away for lack of funds).
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