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A CELLARFUL OF NOISE PRESENTS...
SATURDAY 21ST MARCH
NEW RIVER STUDIOS, HARRINGAY
7.30PM - 11PM
?10 ADV / ?13 OTD / NOTAFLOF*
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ME REX is made up of longtime friends Myles McCabe (Guitar/Keys/Vocals), Phoebe Cross (Drums/Vocals) and Rich Mandell (Bass/Keys/Vocals/Production). Based in London and Brighton, the band have carved a distinct niche for themselves. Over the course of a multitude of EPs, one shuffle album, and an album proper - the trio have continued to evolve with their blend of introspective lyricism, ?surging, gargantuan hooks? and soundscapes. ME REX defies genre boundaries and typical song structures, while touching on themes of friendship, forgiveness, loss and joy wrapped in sweeping metaphors of alchemy and mythology. Across the bands catalogue they weave in influences taken from art and lore, from the idea of ?Comets as harbingers of change and gateways to other realms? to ancient foundational narratives and their real-world reflections, managing to shape them into something closer to modern humanity.
https://www.merex.co.uk
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HAPPY ACCIDENTS - Phoebe Cross and Rich Mandell make music that is a perfect encapsulation of seemingly endless youthful energy combined with their unique brand of thoughtful, wryly delivered lyrics. Over four albums they?ve made everything from frantic pop-punk to heart-warming and affecting indie-pop.
THE PYPES - The Pypes are the project of Viola Pippin Wood and a patchworked tapestry of a myriad of different musicians into one vibrant indie rock outlet.
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ACCESSIBILITY INFO: New River Studios is a ground floor, wheelchair-accessible venue with one accessible toilet.
New River Studios
199 Eade Road
N4 1DN
*No one turned away for lack of funds.
Mention on the door or email acellarfulofnoise@gmail.com to be added to door-list in advance.
Free PA tickets available, please email also.
New River Studios stands as a vital cultural artery within North London's Harringay Warehouse District, operating as a not-for-profit arts centre and community interest company. It provides an accessible platform for local artists and creative businesses, offering shared facilities and a space for collaboration that extends beyond mere commerce. This converted furniture warehouse has cultivated a reputation as a significant hub for artistic expression and community engagement.
Inside, the venue retains an industrial charm, with exposed elements softened by the warmth of activity. The air often carries the faint aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingling with the lingering scent of performance, while the tactile experience of worn wooden surfaces and robust, repurposed furniture speaks to its history and practical ethos. It cultivates an atmosphere that is both grounded and creatively charged, a genuine reflection of its artistic purpose.
Practically, the venue features a well-stocked bar and café, serving a selection of craft beers, coffees, and casual fare like pizzas and vegan brownies. It also houses recording and rehearsal studios, supporting musicians and creatives. The space is designed with accessibility in mind, offering a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Throughout the year, New River Studios hosts a diverse calendar of events, ranging from live music performances and art exhibitions to workshops, educational programmes, and pop-up experiences. These gatherings draw a varied audience, reinforcing its role as a dynamic centre for cultural exchange and creative development within the local and wider London arts scene.
199 Eade Rd,
Harringay Warehouse District,
Haringey,
Greater London,
England,
N4 1DN.
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