London-based Irish four-piece Bleech 9:3 play emotive, 90s-influenced heavy alt-grunge at Chalk in Brighton.
Bleech 9:3 play Chalk on Wednesday 21 April, their only Brighton date that spring. They're a London-based Irish four-piece, and the sound they're bringing is heavy alt-grunge with a strong 90s lean. If that's your thing, it's a straightforward one: distorted guitars, raw vocals, and a set that doesn't shy away from the louder end of things.
They describe their music as emotive, built around themes of recovery and addiction. It's not just a wall of noise, though — they talk about a sound that's as evocative as it is crunchy, gliding between sharp, irrepressible melodies and heavy blasts of distortion. That's the core of it: the melodies hold their own against the heavier moments, and the raw vocals sit right in the middle of the two. It's a four-piece band, so it's a full live sound on the night.
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The show is presented by JOY. and Metropolis, and it's for ages 14 and over. It runs from 18:00 to 22:00, so it's a mid-week one that gets going in the early evening and wraps up before it gets too late. Chalk is at 13 Pool Valley, Brighton, BN1 1NJ, right in the heart of the city.
