PILOT WHALE RESEARCH + The Big However + Paper Fishes
PILOT WHALE RESEARCH + The Big However + Paper Fishes at The Thunderbolt, Bristol
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About the show
PILOT WHALE RESEARCH
An electric folk band from Bristol who play quiet songs quite loud. Some nice sonic melancholyhttps://www.facebook.com/PilotWhaleResearch
THE BIG HOWEVER
https://www.instagram.com/the_big_however/
PAPER FISHES
Andre Levy leads a rag tag band of freewheelin' musical sharpshooters on a dark and dusty Beat Americana roadtrip.
TICKETS:
£6ADV (https://hdfst.uk/e156331)
£7OTD (CASH ONLY)
Featuring - Pilot Whale Research
A band from North Bristol who play songs; quiet songs quite loud and loud songs quite quiet.
The Big However
Featuring cello, bass, mandolin, guitars, clarinet, singers and occasional accordion, the Big However play their own peculiar version of post truth, sub-tonic, underground, melodic, harmonic, lo-fi, folk, indie.
Paper Fishes
Paper Fishes are a UK-based indie rock band, formed by vocalist and songwriter Andre Levy as an outlet for his simmering discontent with himself, his friends, his family, 21st Century politics, and consumer-capitalist society. Their ultimate goal is to bring his analogue era disgruntlement and disillusionment kicking and screaming into the digital age.
Paper Fishes released their debut album Instant Happiness in November 2021 on the UK indie label Irregular Patterns. It’s available on expanded, limited edition vinyl from Bandcamp and selected record stores in Bristol.
Paper Fishes took their name from a collection of short stories by the American writer and artist Kristin Joyce Stevenson. Other short-listed band names were The Dead Beats Society, Boulevardiers, Kill Your Darlings, and Marginalia. Other writers they like include Umberto Eco, Kazuo Ishiguro, Thomas Pynchon and Kurt Vonnegut. They’re that kind of band. But they’re more, or less, than that too. Like the film Mallrats if you watch it backwards.