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Venue
Korumba,
York St,
Off Grosvenor St,
Manchester
M1 7HR
Phone
01612734357
Website
www.korumba.co.uk
Entry fee
Free entry
Line-up & stage times
28 Costumes – 10.20-11pm
Four Planes in Four Days 9.30-10.05
Tricky Nixon (formally Super 8’s) 8.40-9.15
Doors 7.30pm
Band Biogs
28 Costumes – Liverpool 4 piece 28 costumes list their influences as Pavement, The Wedding Present, The Pixies, The Clash, The Frames, Fugazi and Depeche mode. Which explains the angsty punk-rock quality to their music. In The City highlighted the bands songwriting and performing strengths. A forthcoming single release on Liverpool's Spank records looks set to make 28 Costumes much more well known.
Four Planes in Four Days – One of the highlights of the High Voltage summer tour, and gaining obscene amounts of press in Leeds. Four Planes write highly emotive post-rock lullabies. The musician ship is high on record and super high live.Their eponymous EP received a rave review on highvoltage.org.uk as well as leedsmusicscene.co.uk, and another EP is in the pipeline. A great band, and one certainly not to miss.
Tricky Nixon – Despite the name change from Super 8's, their high octane indie-punk aesthetic will obviously remain. Recent live shows in Manchester have strengthened the band as a true emerging force on the local scene. A demo review can also be found on highvoltage.org.uk, which compliments the band's no frills, bad ass tunes.