Festival Preview: Threshold 2017 Pt2
Threshold Seven
31st March -2nd April 2017
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Threshold Festival, now in it’s 7th splendid year, is a collaborative approach to a festival – with many other people involved in curating the music stages and events and this year we are thrilled to announce our involvement with the Popped Music Stage!
In this particular preview we have Michael Edward, promoter and owner of Loner Noise who is presenting the WRONG stage at this year’s festival at District on Saturday 1st April. Their stage features Hey Colossus / Elevant / God On My Right / Federãles / Salt the Snail / Forever in Debt.
ONES TO WATCH: WRONG STAGE
Hey Colossus
“Hey Colossus are one of my absolute favourite bands. They released two albums in 2015 that were both potential albums of the year. They do psychedelia and heaviness in a way that I’ve never heard another band do, inverting things like having the lead guitar be clean and the rhythm be dirty, and producing their psychedelia through sheer force.”
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Listen to Hop The Railings here:
Elevant
“Elevant and Federãles are both on the Loner Noise label, Elevant being my band and Federãles being a new proposition. Elevant have been doing our riffs+grooves+hooks+everything else thing for a few years now and are putting out a new EP shortly after Threshold that we recorded at Abbey Road.”
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Listen to Hide It Away here:
Federales
“Federãles are an absolute livewire act, and when I first saw them they reminded me of The Stooges in their energy.”
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Listen to Negator here:
God On My Right
“God On My Right are a fantastic duo, making industrial tinged music with a plethora of drum machines, keys and effects. They remind me of Nine Inch Nails or Health, which is high praise.”
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Listen to Black Rope here:
Salt The Snail
“Salt the Snail is the band of DIY scene lynchpin Krystian Hudson, who’s been running shows full of weird and wonderful bands under the Yeah Buddy banner for 3 years now. They’re a killer hardcore band with a wicked sense of humour.”
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Listen to Junkyard Cat (demo) here:
Forever In Debt
“Finally, Forever in Debt are a from the gut, anguished, primal scream, with emotional vocals and a hell of a lot of distortion.”
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