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THE DIRTY HEARTS CLUB LIVE PRESENTS BRONTO SKY LIFT and DORMANT FIGURE // THURSDAY 26th November // SNAFU


Bronto Skylift -

'their live show can be regarded as a treat in itself'

'a surprise assault on the senses. Staying just this side of chaos isn't an easy task, you know'

The Skinny 26/11/08

'Edinburgh finally gets with the programme (6 Dec) when Def-Con One visit Bannerman's, featuring ex-members of the surely-infamous Venom. They're also ably supported on this occasion by native two-piece Bronto Skylift, plying their cantankerous noise with increasingly assured confidence.'

BBC INTRODUCING with Annie McGuire 08/01/09

'just two chaps making an awful lot of noise...'

Review of 16/2/09 Parts & Labor support by MalkyB

'Bronto Skylift took a firmer grip of my heart, albeit through my throat, with a set that damaged my trust in all things not Bronto.'

The Skinny 25/02/09

'What with the fashionable rise of happy-clappy dross à la the Knack-pilfering Ting Tings in recent times, it’s not often a two-piece like Bronto Skylift, for all their visceral intensity, are afforded the good will they need to progress. However, half an hour spent in the company of this savage drum ‘n’ guitar combo reveals an undeniable, primal appeal. Certainly, Eagle/Falcon is a satisfying appetiser; the jarring riffs and powerhouse drumming by turns tastefully recollecting Helmet and The Bronx. But live - where flailing arms and precise jazz-fills leave jaws on the floor - you will find this band on fire. [Johnny Langlands]

'a two-piece from Glasgow with the energy of a 100-piece rave trance orchestra on speed' [Air3 New Music Show]


GENERAL ADMISSION £3
DOORS 10PM-3AM

Bronto Skylift Myspace

[Nev]

I'm ever so slightly there like!

[stuartmaxwell]

i have never understood this band

[Inkster]

Originally Posted by stuartmaxwell

i have never understood this band

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