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¿¡FLAMBOYANT JAZZ-PUNK!?

A musical chimera that combines the visceral energy of punk, the danceability of drum'n'bass and the intriguing nuance of jazz: Ask My Bull is delightfully hyperactive and cinematically epic.

Fluorescent and flirtatious or blunt and vulgar; they crackle with an infectious energy that always sends a current through the crowd. Always primed for festival season, Ask My Bull has rocked many of the best, including Shambala, Boomtown, Bearded Theory, Beat-herder, Kendal Calling, Eden, Kelburn Garden Party, Nozstock and One Tribe/Audio Farm.

An instrumental whirlwind from Manchester; they often rock it as a 3-piece with experimental textures and heavy grooves from Molly on alto sax, Tom on bass and Harry on drums. The extended 5-piece lineup has Elliot join up front on tenor sax, and Nathan (aka Mango Thomas) joining on bass while Tom switches to guitar.

For people who like...
jazz, gypsy, ska | drum'n'bass, dubstep, jungle | punk, math rock, prog rock | video
game music, film music | flamboyant jazz punk, party prog |

“The raw energy that they summon on stage is infectious and it imbues the amassed crowd with a feral community spirit which they use to dance themselves giddy paying tribute to the music gods in sweat. It is impossible to resist the other-worldy tug that is conjured by this frenetic and frantic music, once you give in and surge with the tidal force of it on the shore of the stage it is an experience like no other.” - whatculture.com

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