Anti-Clone

Anti-Clone are playing Southside on Friday 13 November, their own city. It's a Lincoln band, fronted by Patson Godinho, Peter Moore, Liam Richardson and Andrew Moore, and they've built their sound around industrial metal, which they describe as both haunting and electrifying.

If you're not sure where that sits, their influences give you a good steer. They draw on Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails, Korn, 3TEETH, Mudvayne and Rob Zombie, blending them into something they're shaping as a modern take on the genre. The latest EP, Inhuman, takes listeners through some of society's darker corners, with songs that look at elite manipulation, shattered faith and the relentless march of time.

Live, they're known for high-octane performances and a nightmarish aesthetic that turns the show into a visceral experience, and they describe it as challenging the audience to confront uncomfortable truths. The venue adds its own weight to the atmosphere: Southside is the city's former St Katherine's Church, on Colegrave Street.

Doors are at 19:00. General admission is £13.20, which includes a £1.20 booking fee. The show is 14+, and under-17s must be accompanied by an adult.