Nailbreaker, a Rushden-based act known for their digital hardcore sound, live in Brighton.
Nailbreaker play The Hope & Ruin on Sunday 19 July. They're a Rushden-based act, and this is a Brighton date for them.
They're usually billed as digital hardcore, but that's only part of the story. The project is described as multi-genre, and you can hear why: it pulls in punk, noise rock, industrial, and noise. It's a sound that sits somewhere between the dancefloor and the basement, and the digital hardcore label is the shortest way to describe the harder, electronic edge of it. If you're coming from the noise rock side of things, the industrial and punk elements will feel familiar; if you're coming from the electronic side, the noise and punk will be the new part. It's a wide net to cast, and the live show is where those different threads come together.
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The Hope & Ruin is at 11-12 Queens Road, BN1 3WA, and it's one of those venues that keeps an eye on accessibility for deaf and disabled customers, with limited wheelchair access. Tickets are £7.00.
