Eleven gigs across London this week, from a two-night shoegaze stand in Brixton to a New York post-punk band in an Oxford Street basement — and most of it under a tenner.
Eleven gigs across London between Wednesday and Sunday, from a fiver at the Windmill to Gia Margaret's piano music at EartH — plus a lunchtime doom in-store on Brick Lane.
From the hypnotic disco balls of Bush Hall to the unadulterated chaos of DIY legends Deerhoof; It is a testament to thirty years of musical evolution, proving that true creative whimsy remains the ultimate antidote to the mundane.
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