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Shrag | All Tomorrow's Parties | Brighton Source
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Neate Photos, Until Thurs 30th April

Mar 24, 2015
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Posted by Gary Rose

Anyone interested in the art of gig photography should enjoy Greg Neate’s free exhibition, currently running at Hove’s Old Market. It’ll particularly appeal to fans of the All Tomorrow’s Parties festival, who can enjoy misty-eyed reminiscences of its Camber Sands halcyon days, captured largely on beautiful, high-contrast black and white film. The likes of Public Enemy, Shellac, Mogwai and Lightning Bolt feature, while the main bar hosts a parallel retrospective of local bands including shots of Shrag (pictured above) and Blood Red Shoes.

There is one snag: the venue’s not open at weekends, although you can drop in after 7pm on Saturdays if it’s open for a public event (check here). Otherwise, it’ll have to be box office hours; that’s 1-5pm Mon-Fri.

The Old Market, now until the end of April 2015
www.neatephotos.com

Mar 24, 2015
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A magazine journalist and former BBC minion, Gaz's words can be found in publications ranging from The Radio Times Guide To Films to 1001 Songs You Must Hear Before You Die, as well as on his blog The Wine Ninjas . He plays drums in a psych band, and once fell into a frozen lake in Transylvania.
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