Skulk Of Foxes, the alternative folk-rock tandem hailing from Manchester, is a captivating synergy between the vocals of Beth Rigby and the instrumental work of Rob Aldridge. Infusing their music with a magnetic blend of gothic allure and dark folk, Skulk Of Foxes weaves a spellbinding tapestry that transcends genres. For fans of Wolf Alice, Band Of Skulls, Daughter, Phoebe Bridgers with a bit more fuzz.
Run Remedy is the musical project of Robin Koob – self-proclaimed Jersey trash and Manchester ‘string-slut’. Robin’s particular flavour of Americana is laced with equal parts grief and fun-loving irony, exploring the complexities of familial rejection, patriotism, and living in the shadows of clichés. It offers a “moving, melancholic” (BBC Radio Kent) experience reminiscent of artists like Julia Jacklin, Fiona Apple, and Andy Shauf. With a penchant for both candour and wisecracks, her songs speak to empathetic listeners who, as Robin explains, “enjoy a cheesy joke as much as a good cry.”
POCKETKNIFE
POCKETKNIFE, originating from Welsh and Mancunian lands, are a melodic post-hardcore duo known for their dynamic style. They draw inspiration from influential bands like Biffy Clyro, PJ Harvey, QOTSA, and Dinasour Jr. Previously, they supported acts such as Lightning Bolt, The Joy Formidable, Melt-Banana and Twin Atlantic. After a long pause from the scene, they are now back making new music and can’t wait to see you up front at their next show.
21:00 Skulk Of Foxes
20:15 Run Remedy
19:30 POCKETKNIFE
Tickets £8 + bf