WIN TICKETS TO SEE PULLED APART BY HORSES + THE COMPUTERS AT BRISTOL FLEECE
As critics pipe up about the death of guitar-based rock, the so-called saviours hit the road. Pulled Apart By Horses join Devon-based rockers head to Bristol Fleece on February 18 for a not to be missed gig and we’ve bagged a couple of tickets to give away!
The Pulled Apart By Horses UK tour coincides with the release of their new single, V.E.N.O.M. Support comes from Exeter-rockers and 247 Magazine favourites The Computers, who tore up the Thekla when they supported Dan Sartain there last year. Read our review HERE.
The band’s self-titled 2010 debut was a sonic maelstrom of screamo and hard disco riffage; here was heavy music that you could shake a tail feather to, pop music at its most corrupted. Dance music played by wiry punk weirdos. But things move fast. Pulled Apart By Horses have already moved way beyond those early days. The Leeds quartet have put meat on the brittle musical bones of their debut and with their second album have created a monster. It’s a much more muscular creature than its kid brother, one that could go toe-to-toe with titans like AC/DC, Nirvana or Queens Of The Stone Age and still come out looking pretty after twelve rounds.
Tickets £8adv from www.thefleece.co.uk
Or, to be in with a chance of winning a pair of tickets to see Pulled Apart By Horses and The Computers at Bristol Fleece, simply fill in the form below, making sure you put PABH in the subject line. Closing date February 18. Winner to be informed by email on February 17.
