Bristol's finest musicians play a selection of the best Rock'n'Roll, Soul and R'n'B classics from the 50's and 60's

Crinkle Cuts deliver you a blasting of tantric funk, smooth reggae and new-wave latin, ska and good vibes for an eccentric and electrifying live performance.

Musician from Sydney, Australia, now based in Bristol, UK. 
Studied at the Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, graduating with an Honours degree in Music Education.
Plays a number of instruments and dabbles in music production. Principal instrument is the piano which she has been playing for 20 years. Other instruments include the guitar, flute, bit of sax, violin and the tin whistle. 
Is a lover of all styles of music, but personal favourites are jazz, electro-swing and trip-hop.
Currnently plays keys and guitar in a couple of bands, T R Clemmett and Makala Cheung, and is looking to form a new live electro-swing covers band. Also currently working on a trip-hop instrumental album. 

Buffo’s Wake are a twelve-legged beast hatched in the murky backwater of Brighton, UK. Armed with accordions, violins and a bucket full of gusto they waltz, tango, mosh and kolo their way through various influences from Eastern European, Balkan and Russian folk, to punk rock and cabaret, telling tales of debauchery, deformity, zombies, incest and anatomy and making the audience dance into the night in the process.

On Halloween 2014, Buffo’s Wake released their debut album Carniphobia. Recorded in an array of bedrooms, studios (and everywhere in between), Buffo’s Wake decided not to use any synthesized instruments on their songs, instead opting for entirely acoustic instruments, effects and atmospherics. The album was created using singing saws, wine glasses, old rusty pipes, handmade percussion instruments and anything else they could get their grubby little paws on. The result is the haunting sound of an abandoned circus flowing throughout the album, inspiring the title Carniphobia.

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