A special version of CHAOS THEORY's monthly night The Facemelter. This time in Shoreditch, as a joint venture with epic promotion Old Empire. There is no finer way to spend the eve of Easter bank holiday weekend.

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Polymath

Growing stronger with every single release and gig, the Brighton-based trio have blown audiences away at every respectable prog, post-rock and math rock festival and gig in the UK and, after teasing fans with a few online single releases, smashed their crowdfunding campaign to record and release their debut EP on Lonely Voyage Records, who also organised their joint UK/European tour with Lost In The Riots.

Nobody who's ever seen them perform live is in any doubt.

http://wearepolymath.bandcamp.com/

"With glitches, off-kilter guitars and shifting time signatures, Polymath is a breath of fresh air" - Sound And Motion Magazine

"A beautifully dense and clean sound which is much greater than the sum of its parts" - Echoes And Dust
 

Link: £5.50

£7 on the door

Lost in the Riots

One of the most fun live bands in the math rock scene today. Gradually swaying all of our loyalties with a few single releases, both of their albums 'Stranger In The Alps' and 'Move On, Make Trails' were widely acclaimed and resulted in an immensely successful European tour.

http://lostintheriots.bandcamp.com/

"A wake up call to the Post-Rock Community that a true talent has arrived and are here to stay" - The Sludgelord

"Jam-packed with epic riffs, playful personality, strong musical prowess and excellent sound engineering" - Postrockstar

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Pocket Apocalypse

Energetic band from Liverpool, fusing delicate melodic post-rock with the playfulness of math rock and occasional hard-biting riffs of stoner rock. After playing numerous gigs including at Newpath and Liverpool Fringe Festivals, it's time to head down south...

http://pocketapocalypse.bandcamp.com/

"Their vocals and instrumentals put them somewhere in the ballpark of Failure, A Perfect Circle and early Oceansize" - Prog Magazine

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