Fat Out Til You Pass Out vs. Bad Uncle @ The Salford Arms

Having hosted sell out shows over the past year for the likes of  Swans, Lydia Lunch, Russian Circles and ShrineBuilder, Fat Out till you Pass Out have quickly become synonymous with all things heavy. Having witnessed some of the afterparty antics at these gigs we are pretty sure they are also Manchester’s only promoters to successfully facilitate a night of black metal followed by Britney. To paraphrase the Bard, “if music be the food of love, Fat Out”.

BAD UNCLE IS DEAD. LONG LIVE BAD UNCLE. Last year we told you that Bad Uncle was no more. But like all monsters they don’t stay dead for long. Now approaching their seventh year of promoting music in Manchester. If you don’t know them by now. GTFO.

Both team up for the first time at SFTOC, the fruits of which promise to be one big Fat Uncle.

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G N O D  P R E S E N T S  T E S L A  T A P E S

A 3 hour showcase of artists who have releases on the Gnod cassette tape label Tesla Tapes featuring:

RUN DUST (ex Child Abuse)

Raikes Parade

Negra Branca

+ more

“Tesla Tapes started in February 2013 with the focus on releasing the individual musical projects of Gnod members past & future and projects by friends of Gnod from all round the globe, dont ya know. The first three tapes from Raikes Parade, Negra Branca & Druss are available now from the Tesla Tapes Bandcamp.”


T H E   P E T E R   J   T A Y L O R   G U I T A R   O R C H E S T R A

It’s hard to know what to expect from a Peter J Taylor performance. In the past, he’s had ensembles of 20+ guitars playing compositions he’s created, and usually, if you bring a guitar, an amp and a modicum of talent along, you’re allowed to join in. They’re trying to keep a tight lid on pretty much everything happening on at The Salford Arms, so all Fat Out and Bad Uncle have told us thus far is that Peter will be enlisting the help of multiple guitarists to create his hypnotic, Glenn Branca inspired wall of sound.


C O S M I C  D E A D  & K A R L  A S T B U R Y 

Cosmic Dead are Glasgow’s premier purveyors strosphere climbing psychedelia. Sprawling with tripped out improvisations and atmosphere swallowing riffage, prepare to be ingested and regurgitated into the weedian heavy cosmos, populated by forefathers Can and Popul Vuh. In this performance, they collaborate with Karl Astbury.


I R M A  V E P  &  D O U G A

Irma Vep is based in Manchester, and creates a bit of a tuneful racket that has been put out by various labels the world over, many many times. Douga is a band based in Manchester, who create a rich mix of warm psychedelia, Americana and more European experimental influences. Together? Who knows – but it should be fun.


B O R L A N D  &  C H A M P I O N  L O V E R

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Dia de los Muertos parts I & II

From my rotting body, flowers shall grow and I am in them and that is eternity. ~Edvard Munch

From the darkest Manchester ‘burbs Borland traipse the ether like a bastard drone monolith filled with wires and computerised melody. Meeting head on for a Mexi-Salfordian collision in hell is Champion Lover, a psychedelic no-world dub infused package holiday


K E I T H  F L O Y D

Members of Plank!, Driver Drive Faster and ex members of The Freezing Fog pay tribute to Pink Floyd in far superior way than that little shite Ed Sheeran could ever manage.


Q U I M B Y, M C L E A N, N I C H O L S

Pascal Nichols is one of Manchester’s most well known improvising musicians, collaborating with the likes of The Serfs, Vampire Blues, Stuckometer, Happarian Night Recordings and member of the acclaimed Part Wild Horses Mane On Both Sides, gracing record labels such as Bo’Weavil and MIE. His deft blend of textural experimentation and dazzling technicality calls to mind Tony Oxley; a true sight to behold.
Joseph Quimby has been a fixture on the Glaswegian independent scene for years.  Gaining notoriety with noise-rock titans Take A Worm For A Walk Week, Quimby has since go on to join Rock Action’s Remember Remember and form an experimental sound/dance duo with Iona Kewney. Sculpting earth movings drones with his Hivver project, Quimby has begun his own journey of redefining the sound of the guitar, his debut tape on Tombed Visions is testament to this.
David McLean is a local multi instrumentalist and founder of Tombed Visions Records. Having played in and with the likes of Action Beat and Boanthrope, since 2012 McLean has begun to carve out his own sound in a series of solo recordings and collaborations issued on his own imprint and can be currently found playing saxophone and keys with crime-sleaze-jazz outfit Naked (On Drugs).
This will be the first meeting of all three players.