Control Social Club presents:
A Showcase in launching Glasgow’s Post Punk finest Mothers Loves new EP. Support comes from three of the best new wave offerings the city has to give.
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Friday 28th September @ Broadcast, Glasgow.
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Mothers Love
https://motherslovemotherslove.bandcamp.com/
SOFT RIOT
https://softriot.bandcamp.com/
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+++ Control Social Club (DJs)
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£6 ADV // Doors 7pm
After years of interviewing, reviewing, listing and beefing, TRANSISTOR has finally hit the healthy age of five years old and to celebrate, like you do with most birthdays, we’re having a party: less paper plates, cake, and dignity, more music. Dubbed TRANSISTOR NITE (swear that’s intentional), Broadcast will be our humble abode for the night as THE VEGAN LEATHER, BABESTATION and TRANSISTORCAST will lead us through with big tunes and even bigger hearts.
The event will be free up until 12am, after that it’ll be £3 entry. Come dance yrself clean x
Jared Hart (Punkrock/ Acoustic // New Jersey)
European Tour 2018
Jared Hart is known as the head of the punk rock band The Scandals.
The Scandals were on tour all over Europe as the support
for THE GASLIGHT ANTHEM. The talented young man with
the distinctive raspy voice also opened the complete solo tour of
Brian Fallon. In the States Hart is rooted in the punk rock scene,
drinking beer with Dave Hause and chilling on the sofa with
Chuck Ragan. Friends of Springsteen and Frank Turner may also
feel addressed.
Jared is from New Jersey and hardly anyone personifies the style
of the “Garden State“ as well as he does. He plays his songs,
armed with acoustic guitar and his incredibly voluminous voice.
Songs that tell stories; texts that testify the great experience of
a young heart, matching the title of his album “Past Lives & Pass
Lines“.
Support –
Rocky Catanese(New Brunswick)
13 Crowes (SCO)
Mick Hargan (SCO)
TICKETS – https://www.ticketweb.uk/event/jared-hart-broadcast-tickets/8227855
Scruff of the Neck & Fortune Promotions presents
Island Club
““We wanna make people feel like they belong. We wanna make people dance. We want to change the world – even if that’s just one person’s world for three-and-a-half minutes.” That’s Island Club’s mission, according to frontman Michael Askew. “And we want to do it with damn catchy pop songs.”
Sharing this vision are Julien Forsythe-Lewis (guitar, keys), Sam Cantlon (drums), Barney Cox (keys) and David Blowers (bass), who met at university and who now all share a house in Brighton. They’re equally influenced by Tame Impala’s dense psychedelic wigouts as the razor-sharp groove of Earth, Wind & Fire and the shimmering pop nous of The 1975.”
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/islandclubmusic
LISTEN: http://soundcloud.com/islandclubmusic
TWEET: @islandclubmusic
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“Making waves we shouldn’t ignore” – Hattie Pearson, Key 103 & ex-Radio X
“a Super-cool imprint” – Manchester Evening News
“Scruff are proving themselves to be instrumental in bringing forward new talent” – Louder Than War
“A one-stop-shop for getting acts to the next level” – Ben Ryles, DHP Family
“Discovering and developing some great talent in Manchester and beyond, it’s exciting to be working with them” – Joe Vesayaporn, Music Glue
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www.scruffoftheneck.com/events
ADVANCE TICKETS: £7
AGE POLICY: 18+
ADDRESS: Broadcast, 427 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow, G2 3LG
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Ticket Alien
Light & Noise Productions
FREE ENTRY ABBA THEMED PUB QUIZ + ABBAOKE
(£50 bar tab up for grabs)
It’s been clear Broadcast loves it’s Abba nights, especially when powered by Worky. This time we’re giving Life Model the wheel to host the second edition of Pub Quiz’s hosted by our favourite bands.
You can expect to hear Abba tunes from Life Model, and fun themed rounds such as clips, music, general knowledge and to top the night off we’ll be having Abbaoke so you can show off what you’ve got.
Join us on September 25th in the upstairs bar to test your knowledge on all things ABBA, and hear some of ABBAs back catalogue performed by Life Model.
The Super Troupers behind the bar will be serving a electrifying selection of Super Shooters.
Mon – Thurs Deals
Sam Smith Selection £2.80
White Russian Classic £3 // Flavoured £3.95
House Vodka, Gin, Rum, Whiskey £2
Reduced Pricing on Select Cocktails
PCL Presents
MUSH
+ The Kidney Flowers & Moonrunners
Monday 24, September
Broadcast, Glasgow
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18+ Only
DOORS 7PM
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Tickets Available via See Tickets https://www.seetickets.com/event/mush/broadcast/1251130
OR in person via Tickets Scotand
Caught somewhere between frantic art-rock and the idiosyncratic looseness of slacker, Leeds quartet, Mush, make heavy yet angular guitar tracks that are intelligent and playful. Fresh from touring with some of the best names in modern guitar music such as, OMNI, Ulrika Spacek and Parquet Courts, the boys are back with their latest song, which is set to drop on September 14th via the new Dipped in Gold label.
In keeping with their previous lyrical content, such as the Marc Riley lauded, ‘Alt-Facts’ that dealt with Trump’s Fake News, ‘Gig Economy’ has frontman, Daniel Hyndman addressing the financial impossibility of trying to survive in the 21st-century. His sardonic lyrics weave through layers of thudding bass and infectious energetic guitar work, culminating in one euphoric groove of a track that really gets your heart pumping. Its that wry nineties sense of humour, made famous by Pavement, meets those churning guitar lines synonymous with the southern American scene. One things for sure – this is angular modern Indie at its best.
One of Liverpool’s brightest acts, SPINN take to Broadcast as part of their debut headline tour this September. Describing themselves as ‘Jangly Dream Pop’, there’s an instant feelgood factor to their live shows. Their fun stage presence and hazy riffs will undoubtedly have you up and dancing.
16+
Doors: 7PM
PCL PRESENTS
TEMPESST
+ Two Tone Television & Ferramoans
Wednesday, 19 September
Broadcast, Glasgow
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DOORS 7PM
18+ ONLY
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Tickets available via See Tickets: http://www.seetickets.com/event/tempesst/broadcast/1237960
or in person from Tickets Scotland
If travel broadens the mind, then it’s little wonder London-based five-piece Tempesst have such a wild, freewheeling approach. Colour-laden, chemical-drenched psych-pop with folk overtones, the band’s wild sound and sweet melodies are a rejection of the mundane, continually grasping towards the universal.
Lead singer Toma Banjanin and drumming brother Andy grew up in the tiny Australian town of Noosa, as picturesque as it was conservative. “It was this small town where for better or so worse you weren’t really exposed to anything else outside of what is socially projected upon you,” he recalls. “I suppose its easy to embrace an exploratory energy when you’re from a small town.”
Travelling across the United States and ending up in London, the duo formed Tempesst – alongside guitarist Eric Weber, and fellow Australian exiles Blake Misipeka (bass), and Kane Reynolds (keys) – as an outlet for their thoughts and experiences, the emotions that travel can conjure. “Every year we try to get around and expose ourselves to different people, different cities, different countries,” he says. “I would definitely say travel is a massive part of our sound. As an artist you’re always trying to find different things to inspire you.”
Debut EP ‘Adult Wonderland’ was certainly inspired. Released on their own label, the devoutly independent project draws on almost three year’s worth of material, a time when the five-piece were searching for each other, and for a certain sound. A glorious, inspired, sunshine mesh, the material on the four-track release owed a debt to that classic West Coast lineage – Crosby, Stills & Nash for example – alongside more modern wayfarers such as Damien Jurado.
“I suppose it’s inspired by growing up by the ocean, by the water,” he says. “Maybe we all romanticise the idea of having more sunshine. London can be quite a grey and melancholy environment.”
If ‘Adult Wonderland’ was a reaction against this, then new EP ‘Doomsday’ is a surge forward into uncharted waters. The full EP was written, recorded, and mixed in a matter of weeks, with the Australian connection continued following the addition of producer Elliot Heinrich. Vastly experienced – he’s worked with POP CULT, Doolies, High Tropics, and many more – he added a new dimension both to the band’s sound and the way that Tempesst approach making music.
“We flew him over to London at the end of January and we started recording with him two days after he landed” Toma recalls. “The day before we headed into the studio we were still working out arrangements, finishing tracks off. We’re so proud of what we’ve been able to produce in such a short space of time.”
The speed of the composition is a sign of the incredible chemistry flowing through the band, and that confidence is set to precipitate a huge leap forwards in a creative sense. “All of the songs were written in such a concentrated time that they share similar themes,” Toma explains. “I’m coming to the end of my 20s and there are definitely different questions around – mortality, significance, questions around the purpose of life.”
“I suppose ‘Doomsday’ in a way is like a release, accepting that a lot of things in life are out of our control. You can either take two paths, you can be anxious about it all or accept that maybe we don’t have all the answers, and that’s OK.”
The band want to release each EP on their own label, and record the material at their studio space in East London, one that will serve as a base for their ever-expanding ambitions. “We’re in the process of doing that now,” he states. “It’s a cool little complex. We’ve got two rooms that we’re keeping for ourselves to write and record in. We want to write and record an album per year, and keep releasing as much music as we possibly can.”
Three of your favourite Glasgow rock n roll bands will be playing a FREE SHOW at Broadcast.
SLIME CITY
Three men called Michael formed in Glasgow, Scotland who play fast, existentialist nerd rock for people who like sighing but also fighting.
https://www.facebook.com/slimecitymusic
Everyday Pharaohs
Three dudes just trying their best. The care free garage-rock vibes of Weezer are evident, along with emotional lyrics playing a huge part in the songwriting. Most importantly, the band seek to have fun with every song and create something that is exciting to see and hear live.
https://www.facebook.com/everydaypharaohs
Triptych
Triptych are a rock band from Glasgow, Scotland that combine elements of indie, classic rock, math rock and alternative rock, influenced by an eclectic range of bands such as the likes of Biffy Clyro, Delta sleep and Nirvana. Their 5 track EP “Stick Around” is out now!
https://www.facebook.com/therealtriptych/
PCL Presents
MALE GAZE
Monday, September 17th
Broadcast, Glasgow
++ Shredd & The Kidney Flowers
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18+ ONLY
DOORS 7PM
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Tickets available via See Tickets or in Person from Tickets Scotland
https://www.seetickets.com/event/male-gaze/broadcast/1255106
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Male Gaze
Male Gaze is a trifecta of bad vibes from the dudes that brought you Blasted Canyons, Mayyors and The Mall. Sheets of fuzz, feedback peeking out the corners, and a B+ Ian Curtis impression dress these diet pill pop tunes in your favorite sweater from 1996.
