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Star date: 1st December 2019 

CHRISTMAS PSYCHEDELIC POST PUNK IN SALFORD

Blue Orchids and The Sandells
Friday 20th December from 7:30pm
The Eagle Inn £10

Christmas at The Eagle Inn kicks off with a post punk, psychedelic fizz as the Blue Orchids team up with The Sandells for a special festive gig at the Eagle Inn.

Full details here...


Blue Orchids
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The Blue Orchids, synonymous with everything cool going off in the late Seventies and Eighties, are still going even cooller and play a special Christmas gig at The Eagle Inn on Friday 20th December, with The Sandells...

Born in 1979 and delivered by Martin Bramah of The Fall, the Blue Orchids were christened by John Cooper Clarke, signed to Rough Trade records, toured with Nico and released a pile of well-received albums and tracks, before splitting in 1982 and periodically reforming.

Their latest album, The Magical Record of Blue Orchids had Marc Riley drooling, describing Bramah as 'a brilliant guitarist and song-writer...Think Tom Verlaine guesting with The Doors'...The Orchids are one of those bands that paved the way for Manchester to go global.

Also starring on stage at The Eagle Inn is Salford band, The Sandells, sprinkling post punk psychedelic vibes at the gig. Formed in 2006, Tim Lyons, singer and bassist, coined the term 'krautpunk' to describe the band's melding of the spirit and sound of krautrock bands such as Can and Neu, with the attitude of punk. Their debut album Forwards! received 9 out of 10 in Louder Than War.
 
Should be a wild way to begin the festive freakery...

Blue Orchids and The Sandells
Friday 20th December from 7:30pm
The Eagle Inn
18-19 Collier Street, M3 7DW
Tickets £10 plus £1 booking fee at TicketWeb – click here

For more details see the gig event page on Facebook – click here

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