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Bristol nu-gaze band Split Chain have had an exhilarating year: still reeling from their…
On the sunny side of the street there's a messy garage : that's where the music of…
EES is a three-man garage rock band, formed in Tokyo in 1994. After a successful 30th…
Live bands followed by Indie DJs.
DJs playing the best in Indie sounds inc. The Clash -…
M/X is a young, three-piece punk rock powerhouse known for their raw energy and chaotic…
Punk scene veterans from Seattle and LA who got together in 2017 to try their hand at…
Seattle rockers The Drowns have unleashed their latest salvo of blue-collar punk rock n…
Established in Exeter, KILL ALL THE GENTLEMEN deliver a straight-up, in-your-face brew of…
RXPTRS are back in Exeter after their triumphant headline show at Dave Woodstock in 2023.…
With the release of their debut album ‘West Country’, Langkamer have established…
Cut Capers is a dynamic nine-piece band from Bristol, UK, known for their energetic…
Garage/ riot grrl from France
Hailing from (near) Paris, France WHYPD is a hard band to…
Wonderbug are four friends from London who have been making waves in the music scene with…
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Exeter became the only UK destination in 2019 to be awarded UNESCO City of Literature status, recognised for its 1,000 year unbroken history of making books and popularising reading since the early 13th century.
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