Single Release Party @ The Finsbury
The Finsbury , The Finsbury, 336 Green Lanes, Finsbury Park, London N4 1BY, London
Single Release party for our new single "Sink Or Swim". Ft. The Madcap and Rusty Halo.
The Finsbury , The Finsbury, 336 Green Lanes, Finsbury Park, London N4 1BY, London
Single Release party for our new single "Sink Or Swim". Ft. The Madcap and Rusty Halo.
“There were much of the beautiful, much of the wanton, much of the bizarre, something of the terrible, and not a little of that which might have excited disgust.” Edgar Allan Poe. Rusty Halo and Creative Catalyst Agency are cordially inviting you to take your place in a one-night, riveting Rock n Roll Surrealist Ball experience at Karma Sanctum Hotel. You will be welcomed by a market of curiosities and artisan wonders in rooms full of music, fashion shows, world-class performance art and most importantly, the surreal spirit of Rock n Roll – the forever flowing fountain of youth and illusion. The Karma Sanctum Hotel is a temple, where rock stars come to disappear. Legends hide here, and on this night… It’s your turn!
Supporting the Big Band Of Boom at the legendary 100 Club in London.
The Camden Eye (Upstairs) , 2 Kentish Town Rd, London NW1 9NX, Camden, London.
Electric Void Sessions - A new night we're putting on to introduce some of Londons best alternative rock bands in the heart of Camden. Featuring Rufus Miller and Hella Morgan.
£6 Advance / £8 on the door
A brand new pre release show for our brummie friends and fans. See ya'll there.
The Devonshire Arms , 33 Kentish Town Rd, London NW1 8NL, Camden, London
Charity event for London Wildlife Trust.
Conflict Choir takes you on a journey between ethereal sonic soundscapes, crushing heavy drops and poetic social commentary intertwined with emotive and powerful riffs.
The alternative rock powerhouse is comprised of session musicians who have worked with members of The Scorpions, Ocean Colour Scene , James Bay, and more. Hailing from the UK, and formed from the ashes of 2020's lockdowns, Conflict Choir emerged with a self recorded commentary on the state of the modern world with their album "Strange Game". The album, mixed/mastered by Greg Chandler (of extreme doom metal band Esoteric) is a sonic masterpiece tackles issues including societies ongoing wrestle with technology, the struggles of mental health and our current state of societal distrust - all while submerging you in waterfalls of dark sonic texture.
The band, now a London based duo (Ali Clinton - Guitar/Bass/Vocals and Gaet Allard (Drums/Percussion/Vocals) deliver a monstrous sound with a new EP and singles set to be released throughout 2025.