CW Stoneking, Concorde 2, Brighton, November 20
Anyone strolling along Brighton seafront on Sunday night might have heard strains of music coming from Concorde 2 and wondered what century they were in.
Anyone strolling along Brighton seafront on Sunday night might have heard strains of music coming from Concorde 2 and wondered what century they were in.
It might have survived the Blitz, but Bexhill’s historic De La Warr Pavilion felt like it was being reduced to rubble by the crashing sound of Scotland’s post-rock pioneers on Friday night.
Although preferring to define themselves as “contemporary classical musicians”, the four-piece Japanese ensemble are best described, albeit reluctantly, as straight-up instrumental post-rockers.
If adventure has a name, it must still be Indiana Jones.
Listening to the angst-ridden, melodramatic sound of post-hardcore icons Funeral For A Friend, you probably wouldn’t imagine them the type to take time out of their set to sing happy birthday to the stage manager.
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