Description

Damnably & Go Ape Promotions present Otoboke Beaver at
Bristol Fleece w/ Drinking Boys & Girls Choir.


After a decade of squeezing gigs into the notoriously hardcore work hours OTOBOKE BEAVER quit (YAMATATTA) their day jobs to become professional touring musicians in 2020.

The YAMATATTA Tour see's them joined by labelmates 'Drinking Boys and Girls Choir' from Daegu, Korea.


Otoboke Beaver おとぼけビ～バ～ are a punk-rock-garage quartet from Kyoto, Japan. The band's name is taken from a local 'Love Hotel' and they describe themselves as: Japanese girls 'knock out or pound cake' band.

The band consists of Accorinrin (Lead Vocal & Guitar), Yoyoyoshie (Guitar & Vocals), Hirochan (Bass & Vocals) and Kahokiss (Drums & Vocals).

Most recently after kicking things off at this year's SXSW music opening party and a run of wild showcases, the band released new album "ITEKOMA HITS" in April on Damnably, receiving widespread praise from the likes of Pitchfork, Stereogum, NYLON, BrooklynVegan and many more. They made their European debut at Lowlands Festival in The Netherlands, appeared as part of the line up at Koyabu Sonic Festival in Japan.

Recent converts include Krist Novoselic, Tom Morello, Anthony Fantano & Superchunk.



Recent Press

sheer calamity and deliriously fun recalls a lineage of patriarchy-scorching girl-gang shrieks Pitchfork

Their Riot Grrrl attitudes and passion for noise-rock make them stand out as true renegades in the underground scene. i-D

Punk is rarely this charmingly vicious. NPR Music

a rhythm-twisting, no-nonsense, Japanese girl gang more than worthy of an invitation into the riot grrrl scene Stereogum

vicious but tuneful punk-rock assaults'' AV Club

a wild, raging knockout The Fader

for those of us who missed riot grrrl at its true peak The 405


VIDEOS
Don't Light My Fire https://youtu.be/fkWfFXnLpYg
Love Is Short https://youtu.be/MwWIruhPkxM
Mean https://youtu.be/wyHYb7LdrF0
Album summary animation https://youtu.be/lqV_1Ve2mPg
Anata Watashi Daita Ato Yome No Meshi https://youtu.be/dM8N_wcCNbE


Social Links

https://www.facebook.com/Otobokebeaver22
https://instagram.com/otobokebeaver/
https://twitter.com/otobokebeaver





드링킹소년소녀합창단 - DrinkingBoys&GirlsChoir

'National Police Shit' Video https://youtu.be/3k7cm6boXrc
'BIG NINE, let's go' https://youtu.be/0PE9aA41HHg
'Let Me Lost' https://youtu.be/KFJ8O56eWRw



Formed in 2013 when two drummers MJ and Meena shared a rehearsal space anddecided to form a band, Meena switched to Bass and guitarist Bondu (who had just finished his military service) answered their ad. They bonded over a shared love of drinking, skating and punk. Inspired by Daegu's 90s-00s hardcore punk/indie-rock scene before it moved to Seoul, a topic band are very passionate about. They won't move to the capital, preferring to nurture a sustainable local scene. in 2017, MJ suffered a serious motorbike accident, so the band took a hiatus while awaiting her recovery. When she was fit again, they DIY produced their 18 track debut albumKeep Drinking on Damnably/Electric Muse in 2019, followed by SXSW, TGE, LSC, Indie Rocks (CA) appearances and their debut UK tour supporting labelmates Otoboke Beaver & Say Sue Me. Bondu retired from the band following their UK tour, with Myorori Kang taking up the mantle of guitarist for the band.

Recent Press
"WOW! that was good, right?!" Iggy Pop, BBC 6Music

If 2018 was the year K-pop finally breached the gates of the U.S. mainstream, the South Korean power trio Drinking Boys and Girls Choir are helping light a similar fire for K-punk this year. MTV

...between all the shouting, soaring guitars, and drum smashing, there's no way that your body won't feel recharged after having such an angsty song on blast. Highsnobiety

The instrumental prowess is just absolutely insane... Stereogum



Social Links
https://www.facebook.com/band.drinking/
https://www.instagram.com/drinking_boys_and_girls_choir/
https://twitter.com/BandDBGC


Damnably
https://damnably.bandcamp.com/
https://twitter.com/damnably
https://www.facebook.com/damnably/

Description

Legendary live music venue situated in the heart of Bristol offering gigs and club nights 7 nights per week since 1982!

The Fleece is a grade II* listed building, first used as a sheep trading market in the 1800s, hence the name! Since welcoming new management in 2010, the venue has seen a massive refurbishment, allowing for a 450-standing capacity, complete will full accessibility for disabled customers.

Bristol largest independent venue has hosted the likes of Radiohead, Idles, Oasis, Muse, Skinny Lister, Jeff Buckley, Coldplay, Amy Winehouse, Frank Carter & Rattlesnakes, Queens Of The Stone Age, The Darkness, Yonaka, George Ezra and Ed Sheeran to name few!

12 St Thomas Street,

Bristol,

England,

BS1 6JJ.

0117 945 0996