Warmduscher
Bold. Unpredictable. Don’t define them, just enjoy them.
Warmduscher released Too Cold To Hold, their fifth studio album, in November 2024 via Strap Originals. It features several guests including Irvine Welsh, Lianne La Havas, Confidence Man’s Janet Planet, Jeshi and CouCou Chloe.
Comprised of Clams Baker Jr., Benjamin Romans Hopcraft, Adam J. Harmer, Marley Mackey, Quinn Whalley, and Bleu Ottis Wright, Too Cold To Hold is undoubtedly their best and most ambitious album to date. Taking on board the repetitive and polyrhythmic grooves of gqom (an alluring South African take on house music), adding in a dash of hip hop flavours and even jazz, and then harnessing that to their punk-funk, disco pogo, it’s a spellbinding mix.
With a reputation as one of the most exciting and mesmerising live bands out there right now, you’ve got to check them out at The Glasshouse this November.
Need to know
Venue:Sage Two (Standing)
Price: From £19.50 to £27.60
For any Under 21 tickets, don’t forget to bring proof of age.
Stage Times:
7.30pm Doors to Sage Two
8pm – 8.30pm Frankie Archer
8.30pm – 9pm Interval (30mins)
9pm – 10.30pm Warmduscher
Timings are subject to change.
Age: Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.
About Warmduscher
Warmduscher were born in 2014 out of a creative collision between members of various prominent bands. This spontaneous formation resulted in a band that was not just a side project, but a musical force that would soon carve its own unique niche.
Over their four previous albums, Khaki Tears (2015), Whale City (2018), Tainted Lunch (2019) and At the Hotspot (2022) the band have worked with some of the most respected producers including Dan Carey plus Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard & Al Doyle. Warmduscher have gathered praise and fans alike for their DIY spirit and effortless ability to blend genres fearlessly.
A legendary live act, driven and led by the charismatic Clams Baker Jr, they are one of the most exciting bands to come out of London in recent years with their music being a staple of the 6Music playlist.
Plus Frankie Archer
Frankie Archer’s imaginative and bold mash of electro alt-trad shows her deep love of electronic and experimental music and her Northumbrian roots. Her unique, fresh sound has pricked up the ears of fans and press including The Guardian, Amazing Radio, and NME. She’s earned wonderful reviews from Clash Magazine, Tradfolk and Fresh on the Net, and was chosen by Fatea for their Showcase Session. Winner of the Christian Raphael Prize, Frankie has been featured on Later… With Jools Holland, BBC Proms, Glastonbury coverage, BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour, and championed by tastemakers at BBC Radio 2, 3 and 6Music. She has supported The Futureheads, The Last Dinner Party and more. With her unique tech-infused live set turning heads wherever she goes, Frankie is quickly establishing herself as one to watch in the alternative space.
