Tigercats are a kalimba-led psychedelic pop band from East London.

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The Winter Sprinter 2022: Tigercats

Tigercats - New Work

Common or Garden

Fortitude Valley

Moustache of Insanity

Tigercats

Gigs

London

MOTH Club

Need that gold streamer, pink bathroom, dancing-on-stage realness on a Saturday night? Moth Club has got you covered. Smash through the glittered ceiling until 3am every other Saturday

From the minds behind “Everybody Loves Lizzo” and “Madonnathon”- A bi-weekly pop night with a twist: all killer no filler pop hits with a no cringe guarantee

Expect to hear:
Missy Elliot / Rihanna / Sia / Britney Spears / Sky Ferreira / Robyn / The Yeah Yeah Yeahs / Kehlani / Tommy Genesis / Craig David / Kali Uchis / Drake / Lady Gaga / Kanye West / Beyonce / Ms. Lauryn Hill / Katy B / Azaelia Banks / Cardi B / Lizzo / Jorja Smith /Kendrick Lamar / Katy Perry / La Roux / Taylor Swift / Kesha / Dizzee Rascal / Harry Styles / Ariana Grande / Lorde / Justin Timberlake / cupcakke / Princess Nokia / Dua Lipa / The Weeknd / Billie Eilish / Carly Rae Jepsen / Fergie / Estelle / Charli XCX / Destiny’s Child / A$AP Rocky / Nicki Minaj See less

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LNZRT

For The Love Of Pop

FREAKSCENE is a homage to one of the most influential bands on the American East Coast, which inspired the rock scene, including Nirvana and Sonic Youth, in the 1990s. Their style and unmistakable sound, later referred to as "Grunge", laid the foundation for the entire "Slacker" culture of Generation X. It is also the story of the eloquent and eccentric guitarist and bandleader J. Mascis, the bassist Lou Barlow and drummer Murph, and a band that insanely does not talk to each other. Communication takes place exclusively through music, although filmmaker Philipp Reichenheim nevertheless manages to make the closed and shy icons speak. An emotional, tragically funny and sometimes noisy rollercoaster ride by a dysfunctional family, Dinosaur Jr.

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Freakscene: The Story of Dinosaur Jr.

Dinosaur Jr. - Feel the Pain

Dinosaur Jr. - Freak Scene

Film Screening

film

Film

Knock2bag Comedy Night, one of Time Out’s top 5 comedy clubs in London is back! Weekly at MOTH Club, bringing you an eclectic mix of big names and handpicked ‘ones to watch’.

There is limited seating so please arrive early to avoid disappointment.

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Knock2Bag Comedy Night with Phil Wang

Lola and Jo

Olga Koch

Phil Wang

comedy

Comedy

Night Terrors + SC&P are delighted to be hosting legendary darkwave/synthpop act Eleven Pond at Hackney's MOTH CLUB this summer.


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Eleven Pond

Watching Trees

Harnessing the spirit of the legendary era-defining NYC nightclubs Studio 54, Paradise Garage and The Loft we turn MOTH Club into a haven for 70s-80s disco and soul in the heart of Hackney!
Expect to hear...
Donna Summer, Grace Jones, Ceronne, Sister Sledge, Giorgio Moroder, Sylvester, Gino Soccio, CHIC, Roy Ayers, Melba Moore, Odyssey, Class Action, Prince, The Flirts, Patrick Cowley, Teddy Pendergrass, Ken Laszlo and plenty more!

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Pull Up To The Bumper

After the weird times we've had in the past couple of years, it's only fair to look back to simpler, sparklier years.

The '80s were a wild time, that most of you probably didn't get a chance to experience properly. Lucky for you here at Moth Club we're laying on a night dripping with nostalgia.


Expect to hear:
The Buggles / New Order / Echo and The Bunnymen / Whitney Houston / MJ / Bowie / Journey / A-Ha / Prince / Madonna / Bruce Springsteen / Tears for Fears / Rick James / Salt-N-Pepa / Soft Cell / Phil Collins / Roxy Music / Cyndi Lauper / The Cure / The Smiths / Fleetwood Mac / Rick Astley / Dexys Midnight Runners / Tina Turner / The Clash / George Michael / Lionel Richie / The Human League / Men at Work / Pet Shop Boys / Neneh Cherry / Joy Division / The Police etc etc

For booth bookings and large parties email info@mothclub.co.uk

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Bad Vibrations

Dancing In The Dark

Scared To Dance presents Adwaith. Support comes from Cerys Hafana.

From Carmarthen to the furthest reaches of Eastern Europe, Adwaith’s upcoming album Bato Mato is a record about journeys, and the similarities and differences we find along the way. A life-changing trip to the bracingly cold city of Ulan-Ude in East Siberia took them racing past, “barren landscape and brutalist architecture”, the experience seeping into the record as they attempted to create something, “as big as the limitless sky around us there”.
 
While the band’s debut album Melyn – which won the prestigious Welsh Music Prize in 2019 – was a musical bildungsroman, dreaming of the possibilities of adulthood, Bato Mato looks in the mirror and sees stark reality biting. Matching Hollie Singer’s explorative lyrics, which yearn for a simple life and “a place to call my own”, Adwaith’s songs constantly shift and evolve, searching for a steady pulse that never sticks. Loose and jam-like in structure, the band were heavily influenced by the psychedelic sense of foreboding conjured by late-’60s krautrock bands Can and NEU! 

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Scared to Dance

Adwaith + Cerys Hafana

Adwaith - ETO

Adwaith

Cerys Hafana

Knock2bag Comedy Night, one of Time Out’s top 5 comedy clubs in London is back! Weekly at MOTH Club, bringing you an eclectic mix of big names and handpicked ‘ones to watch’.

There is limited seating so please arrive early to avoid disappointment

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Knock2Bag Comedy Night with Tim Key

Tim Key - Ant

Pope Lonergan

Ray Badran

Roisin & Chiara

Ted Hill

Tim Key

Museum Of Love is Pat Mahoney and Dennis McNany. Mahoney is best known as the
drummer in all-conquering NYC band LCD Soundsystem, while Dennis got his studio
chops as an intern and assistant engineer at Plantain Studios in the West Village at a time
when DFA’s Tim Goldsworthy was in permanent residence and a whole scene was
emerging from Manhattan. “In those early days,” says Dennis, “it was just friends coming
in and out, occasionally doing projects, so you would meet a lot of people. Pat was in and
out and that’s how we got to know each other. It just became a little bit of a family there for
a couple years.”

If you’ve ever imagined what a band influenced by Scott Walker, John Cale, Roxy Music,
Jonathan Richman, DAF, dub, Robert Wyatt, post-punk and Krautrock might sound like,
then you might finally have your answer. They’re called Museum Of Love and they’ve
made what may well be 2021’s boldest album. “There's house music in there, too,” adds
Pat Mahoney, singer and co-writer, “although maybe not on the surface. I felt like our first
album was more in that world, but with this record, we've ended up making a weird rock
LP.”

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Museum of Love (Pat Mahoney of LCD Soundsystem)

Museum of Love

Phil Dunning hosts a monthly show with comedy & cabaret at Moth Club.
There is limited seating so please arrive early to avoid disappointment.

There is limited seating so please arrive early to avoid disappointment.

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Knock2Bag presents... Phil's Fun Factory 

Phil Dunning

Sooz Kempner

String v Spitta

Bad Vibrations is delighted to welcome Krush Puppies to Moth Club on 15th June 2022!

Having met in the queue for Pets at Home on the Old Kent Road, Alexa Daly (bass/vocals), Jenny Wells (guitar/vocals) and Jess McGill (guitar/keys), three proud pet owners with a shared taste for experimental post-punk, started playing about with the instruments they had lying around. The band started organically, developing through an enjoyment of hanging out and creating sounds they’d always wanted to get down as songs.

Through a serendipitous phone call a couple of years later, drummer Heather Britton joined the band with a multi-instrumentalist gift, which glued the four together. Next stop was a tour in Germany starting at the Reeperbahn Festival, with the completed Krush Puppies line up as we know it today.

Krush Puppies make songs collaboratively, allowing room for all four personalities. Whether a song is about love and all the entrapments that come with it, or, slaying a dragon purely because they wanted to make fake medieval swords, the group have full confidence in their vulnerability and honesty, without worrying about stereotypical expectations. Stacking up influences from Broadcast to the raw authenticity of The Raincoats, Krush Puppies’ unique blend of lo fi alt-rock saw the gang travel throughout the UK and the EU supporting the likes of Squid, The Murlocs and fellow Londoners, Sorry.

Support comes from Blue Bendy and Micheal Georgian.

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Krush Puppies + Blue Bendy + Michael Georgian

Glosso Babel

Blue Bendy - Closing Sound

Blue Bendy

Krush Puppies

Michael Georgian

Knock2bag Comedy Night, one of Time Out’s top 5 comedy clubs in London is back! Weekly at MOTH Club, bringing you an eclectic mix of big names and handpicked ‘ones to watch’.

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Knock2Bag Comedy Night with Sophie Duker

Celya AB

MC Ray Badran

Sophie Duker

Night Terrors are delighted to be hosting Bad Breeding for a show at Hackney's MOTH CLUB this summer.

They will be releasing a new album 'Human Capital' on One Little Independent Records and we can't wait to hear the new material.

Support comes from Island Of Love, Plastics and RIFLE.

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Bad Breeding

Burn This Flag

Bad Breeding - Burn This Flag

Island of Love

Plastics

Knock2Bag presents... Lolly & Friends

Lolly Adefope

Phil Mackie's 70th Birthday featuring Charles Hayward and some special guests.

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Phil Mackie's 70th Birthday

Thames Water Authority

Charles Hayward

Deptford Northern Soul Club are childhood friends, Will Foot and Lewis Henderson, whose early love of soul developed after discovering Lewis’ Dad’s record collection. After finally bringing their musical heritage to the forefront with their debut DJ set at Deptford’s Bunker Club 4 years ago, they have since taken their credible and unique club night around the UK, performing at the likes of Glastonbury festival and Green Man, alongside a residency at Manchester’s YES, their beloved Bunker Club and London’s Moth Club.
Whether behind a turntable, dancing out front or in discussion, their sheer love and passion for soul is infectious, as is the spark of friendship and mutual musical appreciation between the two of them. 27-years-old but with old heads on their sharply dressed young shoulders, they have emerged as the new face of Northern Soul, bringing the movement back into the conversation of modern dance music.


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Deptford Northern Soul Club 

For the last 20 years the "Hello GoodBye Show" has proven itself a pillar of the anti-establishment, offering a consistent and supportive platform for quite literally thousands of left-field and counter-cultural artists, and while some were near household names (Ari Up / Pete Seeger), and others would go on to achieve wide acclaim (Sleaford Mods / This Is The Kit), the vast majority of live guests would continue to gleefully plough their own idiosyncratic furrows, with never an inkling to pander to, nor placate any pre-conceived idea of mainstream ideal.

It feels fully holistic to collaborate with Upset The Rhythm for HG20, a triptych of consecutive concerts held in celebration of The Hello GoodBye Show’s 20th birthday, as Chris Tipton from UTR himself first appeared as a guest on HG back in 2007 with the boisterous brevity biased band Hands On Heads and later again with the psycho-geographically prone duo Way Through.

All profits made from HG20 will go directly towards helping Resonance FM return to live programming as soon as possible. 

This series of Resonance FM fundraisers will take place in the atmospheric and intimate location of The Memorable Order Of Tin Hats Club (M.O.T.H. Club) over three consecutive nights; Saturday 30th July, Sunday 31st July & Monday 1st August.

The deXter Bentley Hello GoodBye Show originally began broadcasting back in May 2002, as part of a small team of autonomous program makers, creating freewheeling and innovative new content for the advent of the avant-garde, arts radio station Resonance FM, the first community based, not-for-profit, arts radio station in London.

The genesis of Resonance FM can be traced to John Peel’s Meltdown in 1998, when the LMC (London Musician’s Collective) were invited to broadcast an experimental radio station over the course of the festival on a localised bandwidth from The Southbank Centre on The River Thames. 

In 2002 Resonance FM was awarded the licence to broadcast over the 104.4 FM wavelength in Central London, and over the following five years (2002-2007) it was situated in the heart of Tin-Pan-Alley on Denmark Street. Over the past 14 years Resonance FM has been based on Borough High Street but during the pandemic it has been forced to relocate once again and is currently painstakingly repurposing an old abandoned chapel in SE1.

deXter Bentley continues to aspire to the two worded mantra/manifesto that was originally bestowed upon him by Resonance FM Station Manager Ed Baxter, who said, ‘BE BOLD!’.

WRECKLESS ERIC is Eric Goulden. He was given the name to hide behind. After a while he realized he was stuck with it. Onstage he hides behind nothing, he tells the truth with big open chords, lilting enchantment, squalls of feedback, dissonance, bizarre stories and backchat. Eric began his recording life on Stiff Records in 1977 with his enduring hit Whole Wide World when he was little more than an ex-teenage art student. Eventually he sidestepped the mechanics of stardom to become Britain’s biggest underground household name, much loved and often underestimated. His 2015 album ‘amERICa’ reminded those who’ve kept the faith and new generations of fans what he’s all about. He won’t recreate 1978 for you, he’ll blow your mind instead.\nhttps://wrecklesseric.com/

MEATRAFFLE is a common chord running through the leftist brigades of the South London art scene. For Meatraffle it is the political, the platonic, the comradeship of the struggle that provides true artistic grist.

LILITH AI is a guitarist, who writes and performs poignant tales of modern life. Hailing from nowhere special, Lilith began releasing lo-fi bedroom recordings in 2016. Her first EP RIOT is full of underground anthems popular with Riot grrrls word wide. Her second EP Native Tongue chronicles her teen years, spent living on the streets of Queens New York. 2019 saw the release of 3rd EP Bare Radical with evolving sounds.  Lilith's artfully delivered songs fit somewhere between indie pop and anti-folk.



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Upset The Rhythm

HG20: A three-day fundraiser celebrating 20 years of Hello Goodbye and Resonance FM - DAY 1

Wreckless Eric - Whole Wide World

'Ndrangheta Allotment

Black Cherry

Lilith Ai

Meatraffle

wreckless eric

For the last 20 years the "Hello GoodBye Show" has proven itself a pillar of the anti-establishment, offering a consistent and supportive platform for quite literally thousands of left-field and counter-cultural artists, and while some were near household names (Ari Up / Pete Seeger), and others would go on to achieve wide acclaim (Sleaford Mods / This Is The Kit), the vast majority of live guests would continue to gleefully plough their own idiosyncratic furrows, with never an inkling to pander to, nor placate any pre-conceived idea of mainstream ideal.

It feels fully holistic to collaborate with Upset The Rhythm for HG20, a triptych of consecutive concerts held in celebration of The Hello GoodBye Show’s 20th birthday, as Chris Tipton from UTR himself first appeared as a guest on HG back in 2007 with the boisterous brevity biased band Hands On Heads and later again with the psycho-geographically prone duo Way Through.

All profits made from HG20 will go directly towards helping Resonance FM return to live programming as soon as possible. 

This series of Resonance FM fundraisers will take place in the atmospheric and intimate location of The Memorable Order Of Tin Hats Club (M.O.T.H. Club) over three consecutive nights; Saturday 30th July, Sunday 31st July & Monday 1st August.

The deXter Bentley Hello GoodBye Show originally began broadcasting back in May 2002, as part of a small team of autonomous program makers, creating freewheeling and innovative new content for the advent of the avant-garde, arts radio station Resonance FM, the first community based, not-for-profit, arts radio station in London.

The genesis of Resonance FM can be traced to John Peel’s Meltdown in 1998, when the LMC (London Musician’s Collective) were invited to broadcast an experimental radio station over the course of the festival on a localised bandwidth from The Southbank Centre on The River Thames. 

In 2002 Resonance FM was awarded the licence to broadcast over the 104.4 FM wavelength in Central London, and over the following five years (2002-2007) it was situated in the heart of Tin-Pan-Alley on Denmark Street. Over the past 14 years Resonance FM has been based on Borough High Street but during the pandemic it has been forced to relocate once again and is currently painstakingly repurposing an old abandoned chapel in SE1.

deXter Bentley continues to aspire to the two worded mantra/manifesto that was originally bestowed upon him by Resonance FM Station Manager Ed Baxter, who said, ‘BE BOLD!’.

This is a 18+ event.

HG20: A three-day fundraiser celebrating 20 years of Hello Goodbye and Resonance FM

Eine Symphonie Des Grauens

The Mindreaders - It's Bagtime

Oli Kuster, Cyrill Ferrari, Dee Byrne - Silicon Intersection

Gina Birch - Feminist Song

Inner Circle

Bas Jan

Cath Roberts

Dee Byrne

Gina Birch

A Love Letter To Daft Punk is a club night that will cover the pioneering electro duo's insane back catalogue, which spans nearly three decades of late nights, as well as their influences, counterparts, affiliates and peers.
Expect bags of electro, dance-punk, electroclash and more to make you feel Human After All...

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A Love Letter to Daft Punk

Daft Punk - Around the World

For the last 20 years the "Hello GoodBye Show" has proven itself a pillar of the anti-establishment, offering a consistent and supportive platform for quite literally thousands of left-field and counter-cultural artists, and while some were near household names (Ari Up / Pete Seeger), and others would go on to achieve wide acclaim (Sleaford Mods / This Is The Kit), the vast majority of live guests would continue to gleefully plough their own idiosyncratic furrows, with never an inkling to pander to, nor placate any pre-conceived idea of mainstream ideal.

It feels fully holistic to collaborate with Upset The Rhythm for HG20, a triptych of consecutive concerts held in celebration of The Hello GoodBye Show’s 20th birthday, as Chris Tipton from UTR himself first appeared as a guest on HG back in 2007 with the boisterous brevity biased band Hands On Heads and later again with the psycho-geographically prone duo Way Through.

All profits made from HG20 will go directly towards helping Resonance FM return to live programming as soon as possible. 

This series of Resonance FM fundraisers will take place in the atmospheric and intimate location of The Memorable Order Of Tin Hats Club (M.O.T.H. Club) over three consecutive nights; Saturday 30th July, Sunday 31st July & Monday 1st August.

The deXter Bentley Hello GoodBye Show originally began broadcasting back in May 2002, as part of a small team of autonomous program makers, creating freewheeling and innovative new content for the advent of the avant-garde, arts radio station Resonance FM, the first community based, not-for-profit, arts radio station in London.

The genesis of Resonance FM can be traced to John Peel’s Meltdown in 1998, when the LMC (London Musician’s Collective) were invited to broadcast an experimental radio station over the course of the festival on a localised bandwidth from The Southbank Centre on The River Thames. 

In 2002 Resonance FM was awarded the licence to broadcast over the 104.4 FM wavelength in Central London, and over the following five years (2002-2007) it was situated in the heart of Tin-Pan-Alley on Denmark Street. Over the past 14 years Resonance FM has been based on Borough High Street but during the pandemic it has been forced to relocate once again and is currently painstakingly repurposing an old abandoned chapel in SE1.

deXter Bentley continues to aspire to the two worded mantra/manifesto that was originally bestowed upon him by Resonance FM Station Manager Ed Baxter, who said, ‘BE BOLD!’.

THE MONOCHROME SET are a highly influential English new wave band, originally formed in London in 1978 by Bid (vocals & guitar), Lester Square (lead guitar), and J D Haney (from The Art Attacks, on drums).  In 1979, they signed to Rough Trade and released three singles, “He’s Frank”, “Eine Symphonie Des Grauens”, and “The Monochrome Set”. They released their debut studio album, “Strange Boutique”, produced by Bob Sargeant in 1980. Their classic follow-up album, “Love Zombies”, was produced by Alvin Clark and the band, later that same year.  In 2018, the 40th year since the band formed, their 14th studio album, “Maisieworld” and a box set, "The Monochrome Set 1979–1985: Complete Recordings", was released. The group’s most recent album ‘Allhallowtide’ was released earlier this year.

THE MINDREADERS are Richard Ipaint on vocals and drums, Sexton Ming on vocals, sfx and guitar, and Russ Wilkins on vocals and guitar, with all three on songwriting duty too. Fans of The Pop Rivets, The Milkshakes, The Natural Born Lovers, Rocking Richard, The Delmonas, Auntie Vegetable, The Wildebeests and more will know all about them. Debut album ‘Ban The Mindreader’ was released in 1987 on Russ’ Empire Records label, with some extra gig recordings to bulk it out. Some of the gig recordings also found their way to the Medway Powerhouse compilations on Hangman Records. Fast forward 30 years, Russ and Richard realised they only lived 25 miles apart in Scotland, and now much wiser, a connection was made from Sexton (now also much wiser) who wanted to do something dim and simple. A gig was arranged in Hastings which led on to more gigs! Following on from the gigs, they convened in a garage and recorded some songs over two days onto a Tascam 8 track, 1/2” recorder, playing whatever they felt worked, recording over twenty tracks. The fruits from this labour were released last year by Spinout Nuggets as the LP ‘Continuation’.

DEE BYRNE & CATH ROBERTS released their first album on Luminous in 2020. Mixed by Alex Bonney, Disembark! is a series of short acoustic improvisations recorded at Gun Factory Studios. Disembark! is a series of short, spontaneous improvisations that explore a dramatic range of textures, whilst maintaining the sense of an ongoing, inquisitive conversation. The recording came about after a series of live duo performances; going into the studio seemed like the next logical step.


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HG20: A three-day fundraiser celebrating 20 years of Hello Goodbye and Resonance FM - DAY 2

The Mindreaders

The Monochrome Set

For the last 20 years the "Hello GoodBye Show" has proven itself a pillar of the anti-establishment, offering a consistent and supportive platform for quite literally thousands of left-field and counter-cultural artists, and while some were near household names (Ari Up / Pete Seeger), and others would go on to achieve wide acclaim (Sleaford Mods / This Is The Kit), the vast majority of live guests would continue to gleefully plough their own idiosyncratic furrows, with never an inkling to pander to, nor placate any pre-conceived idea of mainstream ideal.

It feels fully holistic to collaborate with Upset The Rhythm for HG20, a triptych of consecutive concerts held in celebration of The Hello GoodBye Show’s 20th birthday, as Chris Tipton from UTR himself first appeared as a guest on HG back in 2007 with the boisterous brevity biased band Hands On Heads and later again with the psycho-geographically prone duo Way Through.

All profits made from HG20 will go directly towards helping Resonance FM return to live programming as soon as possible. 

This series of Resonance FM fundraisers will take place in the atmospheric and intimate location of The Memorable Order Of Tin Hats Club (M.O.T.H. Club) over three consecutive nights; Saturday 30th July, Sunday 31st July & Monday 1st August.

The deXter Bentley Hello GoodBye Show originally began broadcasting back in May 2002, as part of a small team of autonomous program makers, creating freewheeling and innovative new content for the advent of the avant-garde, arts radio station Resonance FM, the first community based, not-for-profit, arts radio station in London.

The genesis of Resonance FM can be traced to John Peel’s Meltdown in 1998, when the LMC (London Musician’s Collective) were invited to broadcast an experimental radio station over the course of the festival on a localised bandwidth from The Southbank Centre on The River Thames. 

In 2002 Resonance FM was awarded the licence to broadcast over the 104.4 FM wavelength in Central London, and over the following five years (2002-2007) it was situated in the heart of Tin-Pan-Alley on Denmark Street. Over the past 14 years Resonance FM has been based on Borough High Street but during the pandemic it has been forced to relocate once again and is currently painstakingly repurposing an old abandoned chapel in SE1.

deXter Bentley continues to aspire to the two worded mantra/manifesto that was originally bestowed upon him by Resonance FM Station Manager Ed Baxter, who said, ‘BE BOLD!’.

GINA BIRCH released her first ever solo single last year on Third Man Records called ‘Feminist Song’. Gina Birch is a founding member of Dorothy, The Hangovers and The Raincoats. Gina was also a member of Red Crayola when Mayo Thompson asked her to contribute to their ‘Kangaroo’ album. ‘Feminist Song’ made it’s way into recent Raincoats gigs and Gina’s longtime collaborator and fellow Raincoat Ana da Silva contributes monotron on this recording. Gina performs solo using film and video projections with sound that she augments live with guitar and vocals.

BAS JAN are a London-based ensemble, this year they returned with an expanded line-up and a much-anticipated second album ‘Baby U Know’ (Lost Map). It is the follow-up to the critically acclaimed 2018 debut album Yes I Jan, which was hailed for its “messy majesty” (Uncut) and “beautifully fractured art-pop” (Mojo). Bas Jan were co-founded in 2015 by songwriter, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Serafina Steer. The band features Emma Smith (Jarv Is, Meilyr Jones, Seamus Fogarty and founder member of the Elysian Quartet) on violin, bass and electronics, Rachel Horwood (Trash Kit, Bamboo, Jenny Moore’s Mystic Business) on drums and Charlie Stock on electric violin.


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HG20 : A three-day fundraiser celebrating 20 years of Hello Goodbye and Resonance FM - Day 3

Rozi Plain

Started by Oscar Robertson & David Bardon in 2017 Sunglasses For Jaws was formed over a love  of 60s/70s soundtrack music, Krautrock, Library music, Jazz, and Experimental Psychedelia. The band released a number of instrumental EPs before recruiting ‘Frank Ox’ for their first vocally centred album ‘Everybody’s Made of Bones’ (2021) produced by Charlotte Kemp Muhl (GOASST, Uni, Jack White). The band have continued to release a number of instrumental EPs alongside producing other artists such as as Miles Kane, Caleb Kunle, Iraina Mancini and many more. Their next album ‘A Room In Europe’ is set for release in the early part of 2022. 

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Sunglasses For Jaws

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