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The Hope and Ruin, Brighton, opened its doors for four nights of live music last week culminating on Saturday night with a punk rock doubleheader with local Brighton punks Cutting Ties and Monakis.
The Hope and Ruin, Brighton, opened its doors for four nights of live music last week culminating on Saturday night with a punk rock doubleheader. A two-band socially distanced affair with local Brighton punks Cutting Ties and Monakis.
We’ve done a full review over on Brighton and Hove News here and you can view the night in pictures below.
“You're on stage, and you communicate with the audience who are there, in that moment. That’s where the magic really happens.”
“This safe space was weaponised – a glitter-streaked battleground where tiara-clad fans turned fear into fury.”
"This wasn’t a greatest hits set; it was a time capsule cracked open and burning with new life."
“A superb journey through the Asia back catalogue – warm, powerful and ego-free.”
“Silly Goose came to party; Cassyette came to own it; Hot Milk came to take the roof off.”
