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SCREAM/SHOUT#104: London's renowned shoegazers Cuckoo Spit, Brighton-born art-rockers Magda and the wonderful solo talents of Eli Carvajal are popping down to the Old Blue Last for a special occasion under the banner of Scream/Shout. You really don't wanna miss out on this one.

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Marconi Union continue to side step traditional genres forging their own path. In their music can be found hints of Dub, Jazz, Ambience, Minimal Techno and Electronica which are blended together with melodies to give a unique atmospheric vibe.

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We’re beyond excited to announce this insane lineup at The Engine Rooms (E3 4UR) on Friday, 20th June – a night that's been in the works for a long time and is finally ready to explode.

Two great acts with two great new albums out for this Sunday night show!

Fragile Animals - Fragile Animals have been busy carving their name into the very bones their hometown music scene (Brisbane, AUST).

MF Tomlinson and the MFs are proud to announce 'Die to Wake Up From a Dream' London album launch with Rough Trade East! Sets on the night from the acclaimed and esteemed Skydaddy and Preen.

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Darkwave/Shoegaze band based in Mexico

Accomplished shoegaze and etherwave band Sexores bring their strong industrial inspiration from Quito, Ecuador’s Sexores, involving voices from Haiti, Brazil, Mexico and Peru for a real taste of South American dreamy gothic chiming.

Nadja is a duo of Aidan Baker and Leah Buckareff, formed in Toronto in 2005, but currently based in Berlin, Germany. The duo makes music which has been described as ambient doom, dreamsludge, or metalgaze.

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Portals presents

Mass Of The Fermenting Dregs

Since first arriving on the scene in 2009 with blistering inversions of shoegaze, Montreal’s No Joy has always found formidable ways to reinvent itself.

Slow Crush are a band that thrives on evolution. After their acclaimed debut Aurora—dubbed by Stereogum as “phenomenal” and “one of the best shoegaze albums of all time”—they toured relentlessly, building a global fanbase drawn to their immersive, swirling soundscapes.