Q.E. 'Bottled Up' Single Launch
Event description
Q.E.
So this is Q.E., the musical fever dream of Jacky Collyer from nipaluna/Hobart. Q.E. makes music the way some people make sense of a senseless world - by embracing the beautiful mess of it all. She takes Radiohead's existential dread, marries it to Aphex Twin's digital hallucinations, and lets it all simmer in the jazz-soaked influence of Billie, and Ella, and somehow this impossible recipe produces something that crawls into the deep places of your brain where you keep the thoughts you don't tell your psych about. When Q.E. takes the stage with Damien Kingston (guitar), Hamish Houston (bass) and Tom Robb (drums), strange things happen. The shadows lean in closer to listen. The walls breathe. The ceiling lowers. Everyone leaves a little changed. So it goes.
https://www.instagram.com/qespeaks/
Soupy Mood
Hailing from Nipaluna/Tasmania, Soupy Mood is an original indie rock/folk group fronted by Sasha Gavlek. Inspired by the equal parts whimsy and dread of your late twenties, Soupy Mood features introspective themes through melancholic lyrics and vibrant instrumentation, perfect for the overthinker in your life who loves a cathartic jam out.
https://www.instagram.com/soupy_mood/
Squilly & Alex
Alex and Squilly are old pals joining forces to take their indie pop guitar jams out of the bedroom and into the ears of those who need it most. Expect drum machine propelled indie boogie alongside acoustic lullabies.
https://sirsquilly.bandcamp.com/track/for-now
Special guests: Soupy Mood, Squilly & Alex + LIZATRIX DJs
Masks available at the door, please stay home if unwell.
This event takes place on Muwinina Country in what is colonially known as nipaluna/Hobart, stolen land where genocide was perpetrated against the original custodians. We acknowledge the Palawa community who maintain their deep connection to Country through ongoing resistance and cultural continuation, despite centuries of colonial violence. As settler musicians, it is a profound responsibility to play music on this unceded land, and we commit to standing alongside First Nations peoples in their fight for justice, sovereignty and the return of Country.
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