Gringo Records & Nottingham Record Co-op present

FUZZY LIGHTS
THE HORSE LOOM
Sunday 13th September 2026, 2pm - 4.30pm
at JT Soar, Aberdeen Street, Nottingham
All Ages welcome

We've picked up a matinee show from Sonic Masala and changed the venue to JT Soar, headlined by the drone/psych/folk wizards from Cambridge, Fuzzy Lights!

FUZZY LIGHTS
Fuzzy Lights make intense, heavy, sounds that join the dots between the primal drone of Sunn O))) and the diaphanous melodicism of Shirley Collins. Last year's album Fen Creatures is, from the band's perspective, "kind of a heavy folk take on the connections between English folklore and contemporary environmental concerns. Maybe a psychogeographic trek through the Fens with only Liege & Lief and the 1st Sabbath album for company." Anything linked to psychogeography has me hooked, and these guys are no different - this is going to be a spellbinding (but still raucous) show!

PRESS for FEN CREATURES (2025)

“…pitched somewhere between Pentangle
and Black Sabbath. Superb stuff.” UNCUT
9/10 (as well as “WE’RE NEW HERE”
FEATURE)

“..the musical equivalent of Sandy Denny
starring in Hammer Horror film Blood on
Satan’s Claw.” MOJO ⭐⭐⭐⭐

“Spellbinding stuff. These are stories worth
reading as well as hearing” SHINDIG ⭐⭐⭐⭐

“Sprawling, uneasy and rather compelling.”
RNR ⭐⭐⭐⭐

https://fuzzylights.bandcamp.com/album/fen-creatures

THE HORSE LOOM
Support comes from an old friend. Where to start to describe The Horse Loom? The best acoustic guitar player in the country? Maybe. The most unique marriage between British folk music, avant garde guitar playing and punk rock spirit? Certainly. Wonderful? Definitely. Under-rated? You’ll have to ask him about that.

Northumbrian guitarist and singer Steve Malley would doubtless be extremely embarrassed to read any of these things. That says a lot. Steve played guitar in Crane in the early 90s, whose post-Husker Du take on The Byrds-meets-DC hardcore earned them a deserving reputation as one of the UK´s finest live bands. He would go on to play in Kodiak, Four Frame and then most notably The Unit Ama.