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May 19, 20131pm – 5pm / Free Entry Feat. Sir Crafts A Lot A afternoon of Sunday brain crafts. Equipment will be provided to craft away Blue Peter style. Hosted by reject host Sir Crafts A Lot. Home Made music provided to keep you brain ticking over.... read more »
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Squeaky Hills Craft Sunday
1pm – 5pm / Free Entry
Feat. Sir Crafts A Lot
A afternoon of Sunday brain crafts. Equipment will be provided to craft away Blue Peter style. Hosted by reject host Sir Crafts A Lot. Home Made music provided to keep you brain ticking over.
Squeaky Hills Alternative Quiz Show
8.30pm – 10.30pm / Free Entry
Feat. Duffmeister
A jam packed evening of the weird and wonderful! Expect to be greeted by Armitage and Barry, featuring rounds such as the Practical Fag Break Round, the News Round Round, the Write A Film Synopsis Round, the Physical Challenge Round (A race to Tesco for a pork based product) and of course the obligatory Stone, Scissors Paper Sudden Death Tournament Challenge Round. Lets get quizzical!
NNTS Presents
8.30pm – 11pm / Free Entry
Widowspeak – Live
His Clancyness – Live
Weary Band – Live
Widowspeak is an American band comprised of Molly Hamilton and Robert Earl Thomas, known for its dreamy, western-tinged take on rock and roll. The outfit formed in 2010 and released two singles in 2011 (Harsh Realm, Gun Shy) followed by a debut album (self-titled) in the summer of that year, all on Brooklyn label Captured Tracks. Widowspeak was praised for its reverential spaciousness, Hamilton’s haunting voice, and Thomas’s spindly, Morricone-esque guitar lines; both drawing on 1950′s pop ballads and 1970′s psych, creating languid call-and-response melodies.
NNTS Presents
10pm – 3am / £3/£2
Sulk – Live
Towns – Live
Under the rainy skies of London, the shining sounds of Britpop, Shoegaze and Psychedelia are back in bloom. Locked up in the back room of an east end gallery stirring up 90s inspired sonic harmonies, this five-piece’s influences are less worn on their sleeves, than branded on their hearts. Bands such as The Stone Roses, Suede, Ride and The Verve are wholly evident, but this isn’t nostalgia for old time’s sake. It’s a whitewash of powerful prettiness; with sun-drenched vocals, ethereal guitars and pounding drums, rooted in 90s vibes but with its eyes to the future. The other joined headliner tonight come from Start the Bus Favorites TOWNS. Enjoying a great year these guys guarantee to ram the dance floor!
Dot To Dot Festival
Bands playing from 15
Wristbands can be bought from Bristol Ticket shop
Bristol original venue crawl returns to STB for the 2nd year. Expect to find some of the biggest up and coming venues spread across the centre of Bristol.
No Need To Shout Presents
10pm – 3am / £4/£3
Ital – Live
Dirty Talk – DJs
Daniel Martin-McCormick aka Ital chops and skews classic house/techno through a liberating and unique soundworld. His tracks are panoramic, labyrinthine constructions that channel the dystopian visions of Drexciya and the industrial explorations of Chris & Cosey while never straying too far from a 4/4 mindset. “Five deliciously strung-out club tracks are as original as they come, stewing up house’s 4/4 kickdrum with muddy synths and diced-up diva vocals… Awash with memories of dancefloor bliss” – NME
Squeaky Hills Alternative Quiz Show
8.30pm – 10.30pm / Free Entry
Feat. Duffmeister
A jam packed evening of the weird and wonderful! Expect to be greeted by Armitage and Barry, featuring rounds such as the Practical Fag Break Round, the News Round Round, the Write A Film Synopsis Round, the Physical Challenge Round (A race to Tesco for a pork based product) and of course the obligatory Stone, Scissors Paper Sudden Death Tournament Challenge Round. Lets get quizzical!
DHP Presents
8pm – 11pm / £6 plus booking fee
Charlie Boyer and The Voyeurs – Live
Plus Support
Charlie Boyer and The Voyeurs came to our attention supporting TOY earlier this year. Perfectly channeling mid-70s NYC art punk in the back room of a scuzzed up East End pub, Charlie took the sounds of one blank generation and blasted them out to another. Only took a minute before we were sold out.
We Like To Party
10pm – 3am / £3/£2
Moneyshot
Kid Manners
Suzuki
The house party in a bar returns. This month is headline by scratch expert Moneyshot. With mixtapes on Solid Steel and last years epic Beastie Boy mix with DJ Food and Cheeba blowing up.