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The Cesarians Christmas Party- Cesarians always have as much a cerebral aspect to their remarkable outsider chanson as an intensely emotional one ... intensity, songcraft, passion and raw emotions. Something dark, beautiful and inordinately powerful comes your way. Nobody else does what they do, although there maybe some artful goodness to chew on for fans of Nick Cave, Jacques Bel, Scott Walker, Bowie, and of late their sound has absorbed edgy electronica based artists like Goldfrapp or Jane Weaver. Last year's superb 'Rachel Frieda' album (Glass Modern Recs) was rather served a disservice by the pandemic, but remains a startling and inspirational record. This, their 3rd LP, is centred around some very harrowing and deeply personal subject matter, as singer Charlie Finke says 'Every word and every note is performed with utter passion and commitment,', and that's certainly apparent when you watch this band perform live.

Flesh Tetris- the singular and superb space punk and scifi psychedelicists... Turn on, Login, Drop out...sounds good to me. An exciting fascination with murder cults and bunny rabbits, their freaky social commentary informed techy artpop is highly infectious. An arousing blend of crazed vocalese, brain burrowing bleeps, pulverizing drum onslaughts and bass led murderization. A must see band.

Tizane - some 1980s pop dynamics and crafted uber pop with original soundscapes, and some incredibly naked and soul searching songcraft from this remarkable 20 year old talent. Vocally there's a hint of Delores Cranbery but Tizane's a very original artist with a solo performance to stop you dead in your tracks. Heads were resolutely turned by her recent remodelling of Smiths and R.E.M classic s too.

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110 Grove Road,

Mile End,

Bow,

Greater London,

England,

E3 5TH.