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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. 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.
“With ‘For I Am Death,’ I want the music to speak for itself, allowing the listener to decide what it means to them.” —...
“If you want horror, humour and heavy riffs in one gloriously grim package, Wednesday 13 delivers every time.”
"This has been an utterly fantastic set... a fitting impromptu tribute to the late great Ozzy Osbourne."
“There was never going to be anything about tonight that was ‘not to like’... Tonight was an absolute masterclass.”
“That was one of those awe-inspiringly powerful moments and to share it with the audience in the manner that they did was quite special.”
