GROSS NET

Read more and watch the video over at Post-Punk.com

In support to Maria Somerville on her album launch.

Photos by Autumn Andel.

First show in Dublin since 2016///////////

After Derry on the 24th March is Nice ‘N’ Sleazy in Glasgow on the 8th April.

We’ve been included on a list of Belfast artists over at Bandcamp: From his days fronting “un-pop” threesome Charles Hurts, to playing guitar in Girls Names, Philip Quinn has brazenly shape-shifted as a musician over the last 10 years. Originally begun as a guitar, bass, and drum machine collaboration with Derry’s Christian Donaghey (aka Autumns), Quinn’s solo project Gross Net arrived with the release of his debut album, Quantitative Easing, in late 2016. A 10-track effort tussling with depression, identity, and the interminable burden of financial struggle, it’s a bleak—yet, at times, brilliantly satirical—release that finds Quinn melding murky post-punk with industrial-soaked electronic vignettes, including the wonderful, wretched swagger of “Still Life.”

We’re in very good company, so read the full list here.

 

Oh Yeah Centre – Belfast –  03.02.2018  – Independent Venue Week with Ryan Vail, Jealous of the Birds, Cut in Blinks

Sandinos – Derry –  24.03.2018 – with Autre Monde, Invaderband