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Tonight marked the two-year celebration of Analogue Lounge, a now beloved name in Bristol’s music scene. Over the past 2 years and 16 events they have provided a platform for some of the city’s most inspiring artists; showcasing genres spanning from jazz, hip-hop, samba, reggae and more.
Tonight marked the two-year celebration of Analogue Lounge, a now beloved name in Bristol’s music scene. Over the past 2 years and 16 events they have provided a platform for some of the city’s most inspiring artists; showcasing genres spanning from jazz, hip-hop, samba, reggae and more.
The Jam Jar had been transformed into a scene where plants took centre stage and with a interactive and unique spin on your regular gig. Lucy talks about how 'plants are often overlooked in the world' and imagining the plants as full-fledged ‘performers’ opens up intriguing and exciting possibilities.
The Jam Jar had been transformed into a scene where plants took centre stage and with a interactive and unique spin on your regular gig. Lucy talks about how 'plants are often overlooked in the world' and imagining the plants as full-fledged ‘performers’ opens up intriguing and exciting possibilities.
THE FELICE BROTHERS - STRANGE BREW REVIEW 29/11
A NIGHT OF WHIMSICAL LYRICS, STRANGE AND BEAUTIFUL HARMONIES
THE FELICE BROTHERS - STRANGE BREW REVIEW 29/11
A NIGHT OF WHIMSICAL LYRICS, STRANGE AND BEAUTIFUL HARMONIES
Imbuing their performance with rich storytelling and self-conscious realities, The Felice Brothers took the crowd from the feet-shuffling country tunes of ‘Whiskey in My Whiskey’ to the brink of tears with tracks like ‘So Long John’ and ‘Nail It on the First Try’.
Imbuing their performance with rich storytelling and self-conscious realities, The Felice Brothers took the crowd from the feet-shuffling country tunes of ‘Whiskey in My Whiskey’ to the brink of tears with tracks like ‘So Long John’ and ‘Nail It on the First Try’.
With its aim to “explore the intersection of art and sound,” we were eager to see what it had to offer. Featuring showcases ranging from Jeremy Deller to the late Virgil Abloh, there was clearly a wealth of ground to be covered.
With its aim to “explore the intersection of art and sound,” we were eager to see what it had to offer. Featuring showcases ranging from Jeremy Deller to the late Virgil Abloh, there was clearly a wealth of ground to be covered.
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