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Pancho + Inventory sobe ao palco a 14 de fevereiro de 2027, The Prince Albert, em Brighton.
sugar-free presents:
PANCHO
https://linktr.ee/nowthatswhat...
https://nowthatswhaticallpanch...
Started in 2024 by Chris Collis (drums, TTNG), Glen Hodgson (guitar, Delta Sleep) and Joe Kent (bass), Brighton based Pancho is an excuse to play, socialise and connect with like-minded music folks. No strings, less pressure, less running on a hamster wheel, it’s a fun DIY side project that takes the band back to their roots of playing tiny basement shows and writing the kind of songs they want, for nothing more than enjoyment. Recorded in autumn 2025 and released on BSM & Sofa Boy Records in 2026, Pancho’s first EP blends the energy of post-hardcore with the emotional delivery of Midwest emo and the technical complexity of math rock, while refusing to be confined to any one genre.
INVENTORY
https://linktr.ee/Inventoryban...
https://inventory.bandcamp.com...
Inspired by the weird and playful alt-rock of the 90s, Copenhagen-based Inventory have crafted a sound consisting of equal parts pop hooks, dissonant tension and jazz-sensibilities. The result is guitar-driven music that effortlessly combines the unexpected, the weird, and the soothing. Following the release of their EP Sunday Tonne in January 2025, Inventory have spent the past year performing across Denmark and Europe, including a tour with Delta Sleep. The last year has been spent in the studio creating the band’s debut album ‘People Pyramids’, due for release in February 2027.
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7:30pm | £8 adv. | 18+
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