Hometown headline show by Mindsigh, a three-piece alternative rock and grunge band from Milton Keynes.
Mindsigh play The Craufurd Arms on Friday 18 December, a hometown headline for the Milton Keynes three-piece. It's a local band playing their own city, so it's a straightforward one: Charlie Tomlin on vocals and guitar, Johnny Farmer on bass, and Kaue Mercer on drums. The set is theirs alone, no support acts on the bill.
Their sound sits in the alternative rock and grunge camp, and they're open about where it comes from. They cite Nirvana, Wunderhorse, and Deftones as their main influences, and you can hear those 90s grunge and alternative records running through it. From there, the songs pull in indie and shoegaze, so it's a mix of the heavier, distorted side of things and the more atmospheric, washed-out textures that shoegaze is known for. It's a sound that leans on the loud-quiet-loud dynamics of the 90s, with the grunge influence providing the grit and the shoegaze adding the layer of noise.
Because they're from Milton Keynes, this is a hometown show, and they're headlining it. It's a chance to see them on their own turf rather than as a support act on someone else's bill. The set will be built around their own material, and with the three of them as the only names on the poster, the whole night is focused on their sound.
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It's on Friday 18 December at The Craufurd Arms, 59 Stratford Road, Milton Keynes, starting at 7:30pm. Tickets are £8.05, which includes the booking fee.
