Soeur and friends at The Louisiana in Bristol on Wednesday 7 December 2016
Posted on: 02 Dec 2016When it comes to a thunderously distinctive mix of grunge and math rock, new Bristol-based band Soeur are sure to raise some serious musical hell - and no doubt, recruit an army of many new admirers - when they play at The Louisiana in Bristol on Wednesday 7 December 2016.
Comprising of Anya Pulver, Tina Maynard and James Collins, the dual-fronted three-piece has already written several blistering, powerhouse pop songs that pack a serious punch. Check out www.soeursoeursoeur.com.
The gig at The Louisiana will see them playing alongside Keir, Moses and Paris Youth Foundation in a showcase of Crosstown Recordings artists.
Their latest, really rather brilliant offering - No Fire (produced by Ali Chant who has also worked with the big-time likes of PJ Harvey, Seasick Steve and KT Tunstall) - is another is an already increasingly impressive, ballsy repertoire of gutsy vocals, searing riffs and steadfast rhythms, masterfully blending devastating industrial power with a yearning, tender lyricism.
Soeur - which actually means sister - are already making their distinctive mark on the South West music scene, and it's only a matter of time before this no-messing trio of serious talent make it big and go utterly stratospheric. In other words: watch this space.
Soeur's new single No Fire:
Tickets cost £7 advance (plus booking fee) and can be snapped up here. More info is available over at the Facebook event. The Louisiana is located at Wapping Rd, Bathurst Terrace, Bristol, BS1 6UA. Tel. 0117 926 5978.
The two great black and white photos come courtesy of Duncan Graves.