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The Burning Hell

at

The Deaf Institute

Manchester

Monday 17th of October 2022

19:30

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The Burning Hell

Event Type

Genre : Music - General

Description

Join Canadian garage-folk oddballs The Burning Hell in celebrating the release of their new album Garbage Island, a danceable romp through a fractured landscape of apocalypses near and far, celebrations of failure and escape, a dense medley of pop culture references, and plenty of birdlife.

Based in PEI and Newfoundland, The Burning Hell are led by songwriter Mathias Kom and currently features multi-instrumentalist collaborators Ariel Sharratt and Jake Nicoll. 2022 will see the release of the band?s latest album Garbage Island on You?ve Changed Records in North America and BB*Island internationally, supported by tour dates in Canada, the UK, and Europe.

Over a varied musical career, The Burning Hell have remained idiosyncratic and unclassifiable, much to the delight of those who love them. Although musical style and influence differs from record to record, the constant has always remained Kom?s singular outlook on the world: wise and naive, cynical and life-affirming, full of brilliant, unexpected narratives and a deeply felt generosity of spirit. The band?s live performances underscore these themes: they exhibit a joy and camaraderie too infrequently seen on stage. Indeed, the essence of the band is inclusive and celebratory; whether on stage or on record, there?s something for everyone. As Tom Robinson of BBC Introducing said about The Burning Hell, ?even Jesus is going to enjoy this, once he finally gets here?.

?Kom sings what he sees, from truculent kids and their smugly indulgent parents to corrupt corporate greed, to some things he doesn?t: Norse gods and the futility of cults. His half-spoken baritone will appeal to fans of punk vet Jonathan Richman, the music to those of pioneering alt-rockers They Might Be Giants. If that sounds a little too college-rock clever, rest assured that Kom?s music falls on the right side of the indie rails, knowing but always careful to let the listener in on the joke? ? Q Magazine

The Burning Hell?s own Mathias Kom will be opening the show with a short set of songs from his new collaboration with Toby Goodshank, Miller Time, an homage to the late, great American weirdo songwriting genius Roger Miller.

AGE RESTRICTION: This is a 14+ show. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

PLEASE NOTE: The ticket price includes a 50p levy, which is charged by the venue.

The Deaf Institute

Venue Type

Kitchen, Bar and Music Hall

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Open daily from 4pm for dinner & late night feasts, we serve up tasty & fine food. All our food is prepared from the freshest ingredients by us, right here in our kitchen. 80% of our food is Vegan so there is something on the menu to tickle everyones taste buds, & we also have daily Vegan specials. Our kitchen has loads going on - loaded nachos, Mac & cheese,Satan Burgers, Loaded hot dogs, 100% vegan ice cream and more, along with chef created daily specials. All completely plant based, without compromising on flavour.

At the bar we sell Craft Beers from around the world, Cask Ales, Coffee, & Classic Cocktails. With a soundtrack of surf, garage, hiphop, underground music, & breaking bands, its always a fun place to hang out.

We have something happening most nights in the main bar from Jam sessions, Open Mic, a Quiz, DJs, or just a massive party!!

All Main Bar Events are Free Entry. Come down, we’d love to have you.

135 Grosvenor Street,

Manchester,

Greater Manchester,

England,

M1 7HE.


0161 276 9350

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