Saturday 11 June 2016, 8pm

DYLAN NYOUKIS & ALI ROBERTSON PRESENT: BLOOD STEREO / USURPER QUARTET + ACRID LACTATIONS + POINT TURNING HINNEYS GRUNTLED + ASH REID & DUNCAN HARRISON + STEWART GREENWOOD

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“I picture Ali and Dylan grinning like demented educators as they pour the wine of confusion from a great height just to see what patterns will emerge. You can be damn sure that I will continue to lap up that sweet berry juice cause it tastes so fine.” – Luke Vollar, Radio Free Midwich.

BLOOD STEREO / USURPER QUARTET

Constance, Nyoukis, Duff and Robertson ring in the Scottish central belt's gala season atop a float's worth of amplified confectionary, pitless pit village grumbles and the ecstatic bad feeling most common in the drunken wee small hours of another grey summer. Only 50p to chuck a wet sponge at your headmasters.

Acrid Lactations

Acrid Lactations are an incredibly warm, brain shattering, improvising duo, rarely seen live in the last ten years.
Stuart Arnot (Total Vermin, Smear Campaign),and Susan Fitzpatrick (Joyce Whitchurch), are going to raise your roof, whip your wig off, dryclean it, and return it to you, free of charge. Praise be.

Point Turning Hinney’s Gruntled

In a birthday nod to outsider Karen Constance, Point Turning Hinney's Gruntled come out of the shadows, to bring her hallucinatory artwork to life, toing & froing, bobbing and weaving, heaving and rolling in a fine, hot mess.

Karen Constance artwork

ASH REID & DUNCAN HARRISON

Token millenials perform a score of their own devising. May well concern topics that hold relevance to Gen Y's weirdo division. Power Rangers nostalgia? Slipknot retro? Contemporaneous pockets of resistance via social media? Whatever.... For sure they can teach the auld team a thing or two.

Stewart Greenwood

Spawned from the wilds of West Yorkshire. Growing up on a secluded farm, he nourished his brain with strange tales from the moors, stories of golden men, Barguest, Trolls and the Halliwell Boggle. He headed out into civilization in the early '90s and quickly fell in with The A Band and their sonic rabble rousing. An Edinburgh man for over two decades now, he fronts his own improvised unit The Y Bend. This evening he may well treat us to a set of squeeze box delerium, foot stomp and guffaw.

Stewart Greenwood