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8 May 2024
The 113 + Dim Imagery
20:30-23:00 | Ticketsdoors open 20:00
Rotown x Roodkapje presents: The 113 & Dim Imagery
Location: Roodkapje
Tickets: 12,00
For fans of: King Krule, Wire, Protomartyr
The entrancing, dark, and visceral post-punk of Leeds-based The 113 combines heavy guitars and pumping rhythms with powerful melodies. Their genre-crossing tracks appeal to both the moshing crowd up front and the attentive music enthusiasts at the back of the venue. You can hear the darkness of Protomartyr combined with the catchy songwriting of Arctic Monkeys, creating a captivating and unique blend. In late October 2023, they released their latest double single 'Futility,' two powerful tunes with buzzing basslines and cutting vocals, leaving the listener craving more.
With surgical precision, the British Dim Imagery navigates, spins, and distorts through the realms of Krautrock, post-punk, New Wave, and Art-Rock. When the starting shot is fired, the race of explosive segments and dynamic turns begins; their songs feel like a train taking more turns than it can handle but never coming to a standstill. With clear influences from bands like Women and Ought, the band knows exactly when to smooth out the rough edges and when to preserve them.
This concert is organised by Rotown and Roodkapje and is standing places only
Location: Roodkapje
Tickets: 12,00
For fans of: King Krule, Wire, Protomartyr
The entrancing, dark, and visceral post-punk of Leeds-based The 113 combines heavy guitars and pumping rhythms with powerful melodies. Their genre-crossing tracks appeal to both the moshing crowd up front and the attentive music enthusiasts at the back of the venue. You can hear the darkness of Protomartyr combined with the catchy songwriting of Arctic Monkeys, creating a captivating and unique blend. In late October 2023, they released their latest double single 'Futility,' two powerful tunes with buzzing basslines and cutting vocals, leaving the listener craving more.
With surgical precision, the British Dim Imagery navigates, spins, and distorts through the realms of Krautrock, post-punk, New Wave, and Art-Rock. When the starting shot is fired, the race of explosive segments and dynamic turns begins; their songs feel like a train taking more turns than it can handle but never coming to a standstill. With clear influences from bands like Women and Ought, the band knows exactly when to smooth out the rough edges and when to preserve them.
This concert is organised by Rotown and Roodkapje and is standing places only
