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BODACH

?Ro)))therham?s finest seismic sludge merchants. The pace of punk, mixed with fuzz and the pallid face of doom circle a twopiece locked in Volume Worship at its most gristly. Formed in summer 2018, Bodach do not reinvent the wheel. They just set it on fire and watch it burn.?

Laurie Allport ? Vocals, Sludge Tom Jones ? Skins, Vocals

BODACH are a Sludge & Roll duo from the Sheffield/Rotherham area of South Yorkshire, formed in summer 2018. Playing their first show after only 6 hours of practise and writing a set (and about 8 hours of knowing each other at all), they hit Sheffield hard with a sucker punch of heavier-than-thou riffage and disregard for genre.

Word soon spread and they found themselves booked 7 times to play over the Tramlines Festival weekend ? 5 of which were on the same day. They also issued their first self-release single ?Red Eyed Mass? that weekend, to local BBC Introducing repeat plays, and a quick reissue on the Velvet Moron label soon after.

Another single and DIY promo later, Bodach toured parts of Europe including Belgium, France, and Germany ? before setting up material to record an album just before COVID hit the UK. The record that emerged after almost two years is a gear-up in regards to aggression, volume, and the overall consideration for sound. Recorded live to retain its raw elements and energies, Heretic Electric is a bag full of references, love letters to tones gone, and pure compulsion to make something that will hopefully last, make them excited as players, and prick up ears.

CALLUS

Down-tuned stoner metal fused with Thrash, Sludge and Doom elements. Forming a truly obnoxious, quite furious and outright terrifying sound!

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The Continental was Camra West Lancashire Pub of the Year 2010 & 2011, with a range of six changing ales, including a house beer especially brewed for us by Marble Beers, artisan ciders, speciality European and US beers both on tap and in bottle, award-winning wines from Byrne’s of Clitheroe, a great range of soft drinks and the best beer garden in town.

Our regional, seasonal kitchen serves up restaurant quality fresh food with daily specials and favourites, and we’re the indie culture venue of choice in Preston with cinema, theatre, music and more on weekly in our arts space.

Situated on the banks of the Ribble, just a brief walk away from the city centre and adjacent to picturesque park land, The Continental is an oasis of fine food, drinks and atmosphere. We hope to see you sometime soon.

South Meadow Lane,

Preston,

Lancashire,

England,

PR1 8JP.

01772 499 425