Club night featuring Map 71, Matt Finucane and M Butterfly at The Prince Albert, presented by Not Right.
Map 71, Matt Finucane and M Butterfly play The Prince Albert on Thursday 20 August, a three-act bill put on by Not Right. The venue is at 48 Trafalgar Street in Brighton, and the night brings together three quite different sounds under one roof.
Map 71 is the first name on the bill, and they describe their sound as ritual pulses, angular grooves and Pagan surrealism. It's a description that points towards the rhythmic and the atmospheric, with a bit of the strange mixed in. Matt Finucane follows, bringing demented neo-goth/post-punk eruptions — the kind of jagged, high-energy stuff that sits somewhere between the darkwave of the eighties and something a bit more frayed around the edges. Then there's M Butterfly, who bills their work as super-sad sadcore, so the evening moves from the ritual and the eruptive down to something slower and more stripped back.
Between them, the three cover a fair bit of ground. You've got the rhythmic pulse of Map 71, the post-punk energy of Finucane and the slower, sadder side of M Butterfly, so it's a night that shifts gears as it goes rather than sticking to one mood. Not Right is the name behind the whole thing, and they've put these three together for the one evening.
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Doors open at 20:00, with the music starting at 20:30, so there's a half-hour to get a drink and find a spot before the first act kicks off. Tickets are £6.00.
