Spaceheads and Paddy Steer

Manchester music scene innovators Spaceheads are back with their first public gig since the pandemic. Spaceheads are pioneering a live electronic looping sound that is beat driven with fragmented melodic bursts and disjointed, cut up samples.
Their signature sound of electric trumpet loops from Andy Diagram ( James, Pere Ubu, Pale Fountains and beyond) collide with the skipping Skunky beats of Richard Harrisons drums. Following up their EP release last year “Rust” was a Radio 6 favourite and can be heard live for the first time tonight.
The almost psychic connection that Diagram and Harrison have built up between them over 40 years of playing together allows them to change their sound and take it into an entirely new direction, seemingly at a whim

Another long time innovator of the Manchester music scene, Paddy Steer will play his Lap Steel and Bass Pedals set.
The self-imposed antidote to his colourful drums and synth setup a beat-less wash of sunny chords and hosiery clad deep padding bass.
Pipe and slippers on the beach ,Hawaii in a wintery Levenshulme attic. a teleport malfunction , an inoperable time machine.

Rucksack Cinema will lght up the Carlton Club with projections around the walls and ceilings responding to the music ..... a true immersive experience