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Heinous Whining is ecstatic to be bringing the freshly reformed Extra Life to Leeds in support of their new album Secular Works Vol. 2 along with local no-wave party band Thank, sax improv legend Karl D'Silva standing firmly behind his anthemic gothic pop work and a new collab between Empress Maude and Seraphim Blush.

No one turned away for lack of funds. Get in contact if neither ticket are affordable if you're low or unwaged

Wharf Chambers is a members club. You must be a member or a guest of a member to attend. Membership is £2 for the year at wharfchambers.org

Extra Life

Extra Life was formed in 2007 as the solo/bandleader vehicle for New York
City-based composer, guitarist, and vocalist, Charlie Looker. The band is an
highly unusual synthesis of disparate elements, including dark pop,
math/prog rock, metal, classical, and ancient liturgical music. Looker was a
founding member of NY noise-chamber outfit ZS, and has been a prolific
collaborator across the experimental music scene, with credits including
Dirty Projectors, Xiu Xiu, John Zorn, Lingua Ignota, Tyondai Braxton,
Amanda Palmer, and Mivos Quartet.

https://extralife.bandcamp.com

Thank

Yuppie makeout music from Leeds. Ill-disco synth grooves slathered with noise rock guitar, grinding drumworkouts, cracked noisebox and yelled-at-you tweets

https://thankleeds.bandcamp.com/

Karl D'Silva

Born in Rotherham in the late 1980?s, Karl D?Silva is a multi-instrumentalist who is as comfortable producing and singing a pop song as he is pushing the endurance limits of his respiratory system when playing the alto saxophone. Has performed with Thurston Moore, Damo Suzuki, Okkyung Lee, Ex-Easter Island Head, Rhys Chatham and Stephen Mallinder of Cabaret Voltaire to name a few. He is gonna be singing pop songs

https://krldslv.bandcamp.com/album/disappear-e-p

Empress Maude & Seraphim Blush

First time collaboration between EM (Kathy from Mia La Metta, Nape Neck and more) and SB. Drawing from the disparate worlds of early music from medieval Europe and the distant future where we all talk via VCV Rack I'm hesitant to predict what it'll be like

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23-25 Wharf Street,

Leeds,

West Yorkshire,

England,

LS2 7EQ.