Avalanche Party - the feral garage-punk quintet from the North Yorkshire Moors - have built a prominent reputation off the back of their intense and immediate performances across Europe and the US.
The band, who released their eagerly anticipated debut album last month, will play The Craufurd Arms on December 1 - and will be allocating free passes to their tour shows for any employees of the NHS, an institution very close to their hearts.
The fiery players tackle hefty themes of anger and fear, the capitalist machine that drives us ever closer to the great flaming End, cloak-and-dagger corporate greed, the environment, lyrics of love, death and an individuals walk through a world they were spat into, laughing as they go.
The question is, can you afford not to be stage front for this show?
Avalanche Party have had heavy radio support, being championed by BBC Introducing, Radio 1’s Huw Stephens, 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq and Tom Robinson and many many more.
NHS staff who want to go the show should email nhsavalancheparty@gmail.com
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