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SUMMARY:Ashbury Heights + Ghostbells + Promenade Cinema
DESCRIPTION:Ashbury Heights are a synthpop duo from Sweden consisting of the dynamic singer/producer/songwriter team of Anders Hagström and Tea F. Thimé. \n\n\n\nOriginally\, the duo consisted of Anders Hagström and Yasmine Uhlin. However\, she announced her surprise departure from the band in Hamburg at the last concert of the Out Of line festival tour 2008. \n\n\n\nAnders and Yazmine met in November 2005 and\, upon discovering that they shared the same musical vision\, decided to form a band. Their collaboration soon came to fruition with the release of a 9 track demo entitled “Angora Overdrive” after a very intensive month in the studio. \n\n\n\nThe second four track demo\, “Parliament of Rooks”\, which was finished in February 2006\, had a more refined sound compared to their first offering. They decided to send it to a few select labels because the reaction they got to the first demo was quite overwhelming. Having sent the demos on Monday\, Ashbury Heights was contacted and contracted by German Out of Line records on Wednesday\, only an hour after the label had received the CD. This probably makes Ashbury Heights one of the fastest signings in history. Several other labels expressed an interest in the band\, but there was no bidding war as Out of Line moved so quickly. \n\n\n\nAlthough having signed the famous German act “And One” at about the same time as Ashbury Heights\, which ate a lot of the labels’ resources\, Out of Line wasted no time. The legendary producer John Fryer was brought on board to produce the promotional single “Cry Havoc” in April 2006\, something quite unheard of in the world of the electronic underground. Very few bands in the synth-genre get to release promo-CDs (if any)\, and certainly no other band in modern synth-history has released a promo-CD produced by a celebrity of the likes of Fryer. \n\n\n\nJohn Fryer would eventually mix their first album “Three cheers for the newlydeads”. Released in october 2007\, the debut album was recieved with overwhelming optimism from press and audience alike proving once and for all that Ashbury Heights truly is a force to be reckoned with. \n\n\n\nIn 2008 Ashbury Heights returned with the “Morningstar in a Black Car” EP\, containing five new songs and four remixes. The EP received good reviews and helped keep up interest for the band. A video was made for the track “Spiders”\, a low budget affair which nevertheless managed to project some of the bands unique flair. \n\n\n\nAshbury Heights\, with brand-new female vocalist Kari Berg\, released their new album ‘Take Cair paramour’ on the 2nd of july 2010. In 2010\, following a long running dispute between Hagström and the record label Out Of Line the band disbanded. This dispute was settled in 2011\, whereupon Hagstöm and Out of Line renewed their collaboration. However\, it took until 2013 for Hagström to find a new singer. The new singer is Tea F. Thimé\, the first female to co-write lyrics for Ashbury Heights. The band are excited to announce their first ever UK Tour which coincides with their 20th Anniversary\, so this eagerly awaited UK tour is set to be very special indeed! \n\n\n\nOfficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ashbury.heightsOfficial Tumblr: http://ashburyheightsofficial.tumblr.com/Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/ashburyheights
URL:https://thegothcalendar.co.uk/event/ashbury-heights-ghostbells-promenade-cinema-5/
LOCATION:Exchange\, Bristol\, 72 - 73 Old Market\, Bristol\, BS2 0EJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live Bands,South West
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SUMMARY:Twin Tribes + tbc
DESCRIPTION:Twin Tribes was formed in 2017 in Brownsville\, Texas\, a border town with a unique cultural blend that subtly influences their music. Luis Navarro and Joel Niño Jr. bonded over their shared love of post-punk and darkwave\, deciding to create music that paid homage to the brooding\, atmospheric sounds of the 1980s while adding their own modern twist. Despite coming from a region not typically associated with the goth or darkwave scene\, they carved out a niche and quickly gained recognition within underground circles. \n\n\n\nTheir DIY approach played a crucial role in their early success. They self-released their debut album\, Shadows (2018)\, which received praise for its haunting melodies and moody synth-driven sound. With songs like “Shadows” and “Tower of Glass”\, the album established their signature style—brooding yet energetic\, nostalgic yet fresh. Their sophomore release\, Ceremony (2019)\, expanded on this foundation\, featuring tracks like “Heart & Feather” and “Fantasmas\,” which further explored themes of love\, loss\, and mysticism.
URL:https://thegothcalendar.co.uk/event/twin-tribes-tbc-2/
LOCATION:The Fleece\, Bristol\, 12 St Thomas Street\, Bristol\, BS1 6JJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live Bands,South West
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SUMMARY:Corpus Delicti + Naut
DESCRIPTION:Formed in Nice in 1992\, Corpus Delicti quickly made their mark on gothic rock with their debut Twilight (1993)\, followed by two more genre-defining albums before disbanding in 1997. Their fusion of post-punk energy and dark melody earned international acclaim\, a US tour\, and a lasting cult following. \n\n\n\nOver two decades later\, their reputation has only grown: reissues on Cleopatra Records\, praise from Postpunk.com\, Ascension\, and Sens Critique (which lists them among the 35 must-have gothic rock bands alongside Bauhaus\, The Cure\, and Joy Division)\, and a dedicated global fanbase keeping their legacy alive. \n\n\n\nReuniting in 2022 with drummer Laurent Tamagno (ex-M83)\, the band returned triumphantly with sold-out shows across Europe\, Mexico\, and major festivals\, drawing thousands of fans. Their streaming numbers now exceed 2 million plays per year. \n\n\n\nAfter nearly 30 years\, Corpus Delicti are creating new music again. Their comeback single Chaos (2023)\, produced by William Faith\, proved they’ve lost none of their power\, followed by A Fairy Lie (2024) and a Latin American tour. \n\n\n\nNow\, the band enters a new chapter with Liminal\, a record both dark and luminous\, vibrant and urgent\, set for release in November 2025. The first single\, Room 36\, unveils a haunting and powerful atmosphere\, elevated by a collaboration with contemporary artist Jean-Luc Verna\, who provides the striking album artwork and features in the video\, blurring the lines between gothic music and avant-garde art.
URL:https://thegothcalendar.co.uk/event/corpus-delicti-naut/
LOCATION:Strange Brew\, Bristol\, 10-12 Fairfax Street\, Bristol\, BS1 3DB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Live Bands,South West
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