Gelato

Date: 21/05/2015 Venue: The Garage (Upstairs), Islington Time: 7:30pm Line-up: Gelato + Metasic + TrueHeights Tickets: £5 Adv. £7 OTDA night if pulsating rock at The Garage!GELATO The head-hitting high energy pace of GELATO brings a solid rock sound with pop undertones, reminiscent of Foo Fighters or Queens of the Stone Age, and more.After months of throat-shreddin', string-snappin', stick-sheddin' and recording their first tracks with Tobin Jones (Bo Ningen, Twilight Sad, Cold Specks), Drew (vocals/guitar) Phil (bass) and Ben (drums) are now impatient and very willing to smash their jams in your pretty face. Come on in!Metasic Powerful 5 piece that really deliver live. Metasic creates a sound quite unlike anything out there at the moment. Exciting, passionate and full of life and energy; Metasic's music is sure to conjure up emotions in even the most dormant of souls.They released their debut EP in Nov 2014 titled 'Falling Into Place', the band will be releasing the second single 'New Design' in May.TrueHeights 5-piece British Rock outfit emerging from the streets of the Midlands.These 5 lads write from experience and hope to put some serious heart and feeling back into the UK's rock scene. After forming in the Summer of 2014, Trueheights have spent months behind closed doors refining their sound, preparing for their public release in the early months of 2015. They have been working with the highly commended producer, Matt O’Grady (YouMeAtSix, Deaf Havana, and Don Broco) to record their first release.Creating a unique blend of ambience and anthemic UK rock, TrueHeights are sure to be the sound and soul of 2015.Los & The Deadlines​ "In the their new EP, “Perfect Holiday”, the Deadlines have not only made the depiction of absurdities in modern-day’s western society their craft; they made it their mission. With their tongue-in-cheek lyrics, thrashing riffs and thumping rhythms, Los and the Deadlines are a prophet’s voice in a decaying civilisation. Much like the city that they hail from, the Deadlines are the establishment of anti-establishment. They are sound. They are noise."