A night of talks about music and subcultures, organised and hosted by Jak Hutchcraft, with speakers Ruti, Mathew Clayton and Tony Fletcher.
Sound Affects returns to East Street Tap on Wednesday 2 September for its 42nd edition. It's a night of talks about music and subcultures, organised and hosted by Jak Hutchcraft, and this time around the speakers are Ruti, Mathew Clayton and Tony Fletcher.
If you've been along to previous ones, you'll know the format: it's not a gig, but a series of talks. The focus is on music and the subcultures that grow around it, and with three different speakers on the bill, you're getting three distinct takes on the subject in one evening. Ruti, Mathew Clayton and Tony Fletcher each take their turn at the front, so the night moves through three different perspectives rather than sticking to one person's story.
Jak Hutchcraft keeps the whole thing running, hosting the night and introducing the speakers. The talks are the main feature, and they're what bring the evening together — three people talking about music and the scenes they've been part of, all under one roof. It's a straightforward setup: a night of talking about music, held in a pub, with a few different voices to hear from.
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It all goes down at East Street Tap on Wednesday 2 September, part of the ongoing Sound Affects series. If you're into music and the subcultures that surround it, this is exactly the kind of thing the night is built for.
