La Belle Angele

The Undertones emerged from Derry, Northern Ireland in 1974, the result of five friends learning how to play basic rock and roll. Even by the standards of that decade, Derry was not the rock and roll capital of anywhere and with no live bands worth watching, they learned their trade by listening to mail order records, reading one of the few copies of NME that made it to Derry but most of all from listening to John Peel’s show on BBC Radio One. Practicing in their bedrooms eventually led to the band recording ‘Teenage Kicks’ in 1978 on Terri Hooley’s Good Vibrations label in Belfast. A copy was sent to the legendary DJ John Peel and he liked the track so much he played it twice in a row on his radio show! Eventually signing to Sire Records, ‘Teenage Kicks’ was re-released, resulting in the band’s first appearance on Top of the Pops. Over the next five years, John O’Neill, his younger brother Damian, Feargal Sharkey, Billy Doherty and Michael Bradley crafted numerous punkpop gems and would go on to release 13 singles and 4 studio LP’s, before disbanding in May 1983. The Undertones re-formed in 1999 with singer Paul McLoone, subsequently recorded 2 new LP’s and have been touring regularly ever since. They played Glastonbury Festival in June 2005, recently marked their 40th anniversary, and have just completed a 46 date, 2019 world tour.

Vomfest 5 at La Belle Angele! Yes, this year we’re stepping things up in a big way!

Lineup:

Ancst – Blackened Hardcore – Berlin
(Lifeforce Records)
Since their formation in 2011 as a 2 piece studio side project ANCST have been co-spearheading the new wave of hardcore punk infused black metal in the European extreme metal / DIY underground. While sporting both a hardcore and a metal socialization, the self proclaimed collective has perfectly combined fierce melodic black metal and brutal yet metallic hardcore crust with angry and critical social political lyrics. ANCST has appeared on festivals such as Fluff Fest, Bloodshed Fest and the New Noise Fest and has been touring the European mainland as well as the UK relentlessly.

FOETAL JUICE – Death/Grind – Manchester
(Grindscene Records)
Foetal Juice have been on the Extreme Metal Underground circuit for well over ten years now, a band with a passion for the gory and perverted side of life. They consistently play shows, appearing in some of the most prestigious extreme metal festivals in and around Europe. In Dec 2016 they released their debut album ‘Masters of Absurdity” a violent non stop slab of nasty Death/Black/Grind gristle to get your teeth around.

Live Burial – Old School Death Metal – Newcastle
(Dunkelheit Productions)
Live Burial recreate the macabre atmosphere and emotion that can only be found in memory of the late 80’s / early 90’s scenes. Riffs come out on mass, drums punch down like a sledgehammer and vocals bellow so hauntingly they can summon the dead to terrorise the living! Live Burial have toured the UK and the mainland consistently since their inception, playing on many high profile bills and festivals.

Repulsive Vision – Old School Death Metal – Barrow
(Mighty Music Records)
Repulsive Vision are a four piece old school death metal band from Barrow in Furness, Cumbria. The band affect a relentlessly aggressive energy complete with a raw uncompromising sound. Taking influence from video nasties and their controversial history, Repulsive Vision
are soaked in a punk-like aesthetic that resonates with their true to life subject matter and fueled by honest anger.

Wolfbastard – Blackened Crust – Oldham
(UKEM Records)
Playing stripped down noisy D-Beat laden Black Metal, Wolfbastard have been shagging your ears to bits since 2012. Get your blast fingers held high and prepare to be sick in the fuckin’ bath.

Scumpulse – Blackened Crust – Edinburgh
(Gore House Productions)
Blackened as fuck, Scottish as fuck, crabbit as fuck – Scumpulse are a four headed beast with a heart of pure crust and a shell as cold as finding your mate in bed with your maw. They have toured the UK and Europe extensively, with plans to conquer Aberdeen next.

Disposable – Thrash Metal – Edinburgh
(Fractured Mind Records)
Formed in Edinburgh in 2011, Disposable have since released their debut album “At the Foot of the World” (2014), The follow up EP “Life Misguided” (2016) the single “Ravenous” (2017) and toured across the UK on numerous occasions.

Iron Altar – Sludge/Death – Edinburgh
(Self Released)
Forged in the baron frost of a Scottish winter in 2015. Combining their love of dominating gut punch stoner sludge savagery (Crowbar) and contemporary interwoven mind fuckery of progressive technical death metal (Gojira and Mastodon), the “Iron Altar EP” was released on the 22nd of August 2016 to great acclaim.

Hammer – Penicore Thrash – Penicuik
Newcomers to the Edinburgh scene featuring members of local heroes, Lucifers Corpus. They are currently recording their debut record but check out the YouTube vid to get a feel. They play hard hitting Thrash in the Penicore style, dinnae miss.

Tommy Concrete & The Werewolves – Metal-Punk – Edinburgh
(Howling Invocations)
Tommy Concrete is a name that resonates within the metal and punk scene, both within his native Scotland and further afield. His resume is eclectic, from his time in legendary punks The Exploited to fronting Man of the Hour and playing with Jackal-Headed Guard of the Dead. With ‘Werewolves’ you can expect to hear a mash up of Motorhead and The Exploited.

Following the festival there will be an official Keep It Steel Edinburgh club night in the same venue. Your ticket to Vomfest includes free entry to the after party!

Vomfest is on Saturday the 8th of June at La Belle Angele in Edinburgh. £10 advance ticket, £15 on the door. See you there!

BAM!BAM!BAM! presents
TOO MANY ZOOZ

Too Many Zooz are a busking phenomenon born in the subways of New York City. Their unique sound somehow manages to smash together jazz, Afro-Cuban rhythms, funk and even EDM structures and house music. They have racked up millions of views of their amazing live videos on YouTube.

Having killed it at the BBC proms in 2018 and sold out shows across the country, as well as making Annie Mac’s song of the week, Too Many Zooz are coming back to the UK with higher stock than ever. A show like no other!