Gigs of the week ft. Vessels, Ned Doheny, Rustie, Sun Ra Arkestra + more

Vessels | Mon 16 Mar | Soup Kitchen | £7
Leeds-based band with lush ambient electronic sounds. See our full preview here.
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Rustie | Mon 16 Mar | The Deaf Institute | £10
Scottish musician on Warp records whose compositions encompass bass, experimental hip-hop and electronica.
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North Atlantic Oscillation | Tue 17 Mar | Soup Kitchen | £8
Scottish post-progressive rock and electronica band.
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Champs | Tue 17 Mar | The Castle Hotel | £7
Melancholic folk-pop from brothers based out of Isle of Wight.
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Sivu | Wed 18 Mar | Soup Kitchen | £8
Singer-songwriter whose voice is reminiscent of Wild Beasts’ Hayden Thorpe, singing sentimental pop songs.
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worriedaboutsatan | Thu 19 Mar | Gullivers | £4
Dark electronica duo performs in support of their first album in six years.
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Easy Kill, CAMP STAG & Church Party | Fri 20 Mar | The Castle Hotel | £4
An evening of guitar-driven music, encompassing a combination of indie, post rock and pop.
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Ned Doheny (pictured) | Fri 20 Mar | Soup Kitchen | £20
Californian singer songwriter whose famous Hard Candy (1976) had tracks covered by the likes of Average White Band and Chaka Khan.
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John Cooper Clarke | Sat 21 Mar | O2 Apollo | £27.50-£32.50
Punk poet from Salford who has toured with and inspired the likes of the Fall, Arctic Monkeys Sex Pistols and more.
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Sun Ra Arkestra | Sun 22 Mar | Gorilla | £25
Sun Ra was a prolific jazz composer, piano player and poet (among other talents) who was a pioneer in afrofuturism. He led The Arkestra and, since his death in 1993, the group continues to perform under the direction of saxophonist Marshall Allen.
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