Carling Academy Islington, N1 Centre, 16 Parkfield Street, London, N1 0PS
Cost: £4 in advance from ticketweb.co.uk £6 on the door
cwnn return to London’s fastest growing club night! See www.feelinggloomy.com for info. "The High Priests of sonic misery" "An oasis of bittersweet sanity" "A celebration of all that is melancholic and marvellous" The Times "Fantastic new club night" The Guardian "The perfect place for a miserable night out" NME "Come feel the gloom!" Notion "A magnificent idea" "Brilliantly concieved and executed" "Come on feel the Gloom!" TNT Magazine "The whole place was grinning from ear to ear..comfort in being sad indeed" Time Out "Cheese and pickle sandwiches are not what you would usually associate with a night out in a London club" BBC "Seek Musical catharthis in the form of DJ’s Leonard and Cliff playing the World’s most melancholy music" Metro "All that happy, uplifting dance music people seek at clubs is sooo over" Evening Standard "‘Britain’s weirdest club" Radio 1
17 Pygmies' leader, Jackson Del Rey (with Jeff Brenneman, guitarist, in the background) in his bluesy state of mind at the IPO Festival - playing brand new songs from the upcoming release "Outlaw JD Ray", a continuation of the "Celestina" concept album, but with a traditional folk blues twist.
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