Out Of Rage brings you an end-of-year gig headlined by local grunge catalysts BLYTHE, supported by Wigans Shrouded and Readings Tape It Shut.
Tickeys £5.99 +bf

Out Of Rage brings you an end-of-year gig headlined by local grunge catalysts BLYTHE, supported by Wigans Shrouded and Readings Tape It Shut.
Tickeys £5.99 +bf

Poppycock-Featuring Una Baines co-founder and member of The Fall’s original line-up.
Vee VV trade in Punk/Funk/electro vibes.
Factory Acts are SoS (aka Susan O’Shea, from Cork, Ireland) on vocals, synths and analogue digital devices, and Matt Davies covering bass, beats and magical mixes. Factory Acts was born following the accidental creation of a new sound, and a hastily written two song instrumental debut at the famous Salford Lad’s Club.
Billy North, following his recent earthquaking performance at Wire Club Leeds, will be serving up an equally irresistible diet of garage, breaks and jungle.
Early bird tickets: £9 + bf in the link.
Yes gorge, you are going to SNATCHMAS!!
Expect good tunes, a camp old time, and ya girls in the Haus of Snatch taking you on a blazer until 3am!
Tickets £10 adv, £13 otd
Some of Manchester’s best new underground talent come together to perform on the Aatma stage. It’ll be a heavy mix of punk, grunge, and psychedelic sounds. Tokeo presents Bad Reception in collusion with Black Jack and Swamp Chicken.
Tickets £10 + bf
A night of uplifting punk rock in the heart of the Northern Quarter.
Diaz Brothers – Melodic hardcore from Sunderland with a nod to classic mid-west emo, previewing songs from their difficult second album
https://www.facebook.com/DiazBrothersSunderland
https://diazbrothers.bandcamp.com/album/diaz-brothers
Toronto Blessings – Barnsley Choppers playing synth-driven angular post this and post that.
New album out imminently on Serial Bowl Records
https://www.facebook.com/TorontoBlessings/
Clayface – localish gruff punk cheeky chappies with an album under their belt and hooks galore!
Spill out into Rat Alley for some cigs and booze between three of the hottest acts the scene has to offer.
Iceman Productions brings you the twisted, gothic melodies of 1919, the angular rhythms of Ombudsmen and the catchy, trashy hooks of Pleasure Island at Aatma in Manchester on Friday 6th October
Intersperse the joy of these three by rubbing shoulders with the most interesting surviving members of Manchester’s counter-culture scene, whether it be in the venue, rat alley or the toilets.
Manchester is set for another night of hard moshing with this heavy beatdown show!
Lineup:
Hood Brawl (Switzerland)
Depravity (UK)
Callout (UK)
Final Words (UK)
Capital Punishment (UK)
Tickets only £10 + bf in advance / £15 On The Door
Based between Brussels and Berlin, Golden Hours is comprised of past and present members of Gang Of Four, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Tricky, The Fuzztones and The Third Sound. A band with mileage and stories, they trade in rock’n’roll missives that are at times dark, tense and hypnotic, at others sweaty, relentless and danceable.
Made up of Hákon Adalsteinsson (Guitar/Vocals), Rodrigo Fuentealba Palavacino (Guitar), Tobias Humble (Drums/Vocals) and Wim Janssens (Bass/Keys/Vocals), Golden Hours released their self-titled debut album earlier this year on Fuzz Club Records.
Golden Hours came to exist after a chance encounter in 2021 between Tobias and Rodrigo whilst they in Athens, Greece playing the same clubs and festivals that week – Rodrigo with The Fuzztones, Tobias with Gang Of Four. They met in the back of a van, careering into Athens, distracting themselves from the perilous journey by barking names of EBM and post-punk influences at each other. By the time the shuttle had pulled into their hotel to the tune of screeching tires and relieved passengers, Golden Hours were formed.
Rodrigo tasked himself with rounding up some co-conspirators to complete their line-up: “We planned to meet up in Berlin where I had made contact with Hàkon, being a fan of his work with The Third Sound and Brian Jonestown Massacre, and Wim, who I knew from Brussels and his work with Joy Wellboy and Tricky.
The newly formed band came together to create and record in clandestine fashion in a secret location in Berlin – the band adjusting their dynamics to avoid the keen eyes of the Polizei roaming the streets outside.
Later that year Rodrigo was invited to be the artist-in-residence at the Ghent edition of Desertfest, where the band made their live debut and spent five days holed up in the Vooruit venue writing and rehearsing. Returning to Berlin, the rest of the album was then committed to tape, with Wim helming the mixing duties.
Wim says of the project: “The musical backgrounds of each member are pretty broad but somehow when we come together there’s a pretty clear definition of what our music should sound like. There’s a beautiful friction between the noise we produce and the love for melody that seems to overtake at just the right moment. There never seems to be a lack of ideas when we come together. In silent agreement, every idea gets tried and will be further developed into a song or skipped in a heartbeat. No time is wasted. It all happens pretty automatically.”
“Wim is the bands’ sonic alchemist,” Tobias says, “he toiled for what felt like aeons, melding the unshakeable, and often conflicting, band-members’ desires into a complete being of the like that would make a Shelley shudder.” And, like that, their self-titled debut was complete. Signing immediately to Fuzz Club, their self-titled debut work was released into the world in March 2023.
We are honoured to be hosting this super group of artists from bands we have admired and loved over the years.
This is not a large venue, and capacity is limited so please grab tickets early to avoid disappointment.