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Harker album launch at The Prince Albert
Brighton punk band Harker launch their new album at The Prince Albert, with Burnt Tapes and Making Friends in support.
Harker are a Brighton punk band, and this Friday’s gig is their album release show. The venue’s listing says they take their cues from Dischord Records and ’90s indie fuzz, and name Superchunk, Against Me! and The Replacements as influences.
Two bands open. Burnt Tapes are a gruff melodic punk four-piece from London. Making Friends are a Brighton skate-punk band.
Doors are at 8pm and it runs until 11pm. The room holds 100 and the gig is for over-18s. Sugar-Free Records are putting it on, and tickets are £9.27 through DICE.
Sources
- Harker + Burnt Tapes + Making Friends — DICE
- Gig listings — The Prince Albert
Details can change. Check with the organiser before you go.
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