The Limitless Hum and Soiled Otter presents…

An all-dayer at The Belgrave Music Corridor, Leeds.
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On Saturday fifteenth July, The Limitless Hum is joined by fellow promotors Soiled Otter to take over the Belgrave Music Corridor in Leeds for a complete day of eclectic sonic chaos. Kicking off at 3pm, the day will take us by means of speaking-shaking digital beats, euphoric post-rock, filthy noise-rock, propulsive post-punk and lots extra in addition.

The Limitless Hum began out final 12 months as a bi-monthly night time of left-field musical delights at The Kirkgate Centre in Shipley, Bradford. Gathering collectively a bespoke collection of acts, the occasions managed to cowl every thing from post-punk and hardcore to industrial techno, electronica and outsider hip-hop. Run by a like-minded group of pals with years of expertise in Yorkshire’s ever-thriving underground scene, The Limitless Hum constantly offered the most effective night time out on the town when it got here to noisy, thrilling and galvanizing music. When you have been there to observe Sly & the Household Drone carry out their uncompromising sonic ritual you then’ll know precisely what I imply.

Soiled Otter have been within the enterprise of placing on gigs for the reason that heady days of 2006. Previous acts have included METZ, Suuns, Protomatyr and Screaming Females. It could be truthful to say that the Leeds-based promotors know a factor or two about throwing a celebration. Relaxation assured pricey reader, with The Limitless Hum and Soiled Otter you’re in protected fingers.

Now, let’s get all the way down to enterprise. The immense all-dayer line-up on the Belgrave consists of the noisy, beat-driven digital music of Ren Schofield aka Container, the cantankerous noise-rock of Leeds upstarts The Shits, the sprightly post-punk of London’s Es, the crushing heaviness of Distant Viewing, the majestic post-rock of All Constructions Align, the punishing industrial rock of Brighton’s Road Grease, the driving electro-punk of Coded Marking and Bradford’s gothic noise rock supremos Care House. Oh and so they’ll be meals, retro video games and display screen printing too. Now, if that isn’t sufficient to tempt you to depart the home then I don’t know what’s. Merely put, when you have any curiosity in noisy underground music then that you must clear your diary and are available alongside.

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Photograph of Es by Chiara Gambuto.

All phrases by Andy Brown. You’ll be able to go to his writer profile and browse extra of his evaluations for Louder Than Warfare right here.