SPEAR:LIVE | 19th March 2010 | Middlesborough | Generator Compact

Generator’s monthly SPEAR:LIVE gig goes dark in March, bringing you the best experimental emerging talent from across the North East with Comets, The Anglo Form and Black Mountain Poets

COMETS

www.myspace.com/bandofcomets  
This live electronica three-piece would fit perfectly on a DFA Records compilation. With their laid back dance punk, they are Middlesbrough’s answer to LCD Soundsystem.

THE ANGLO FORM

www.myspace.com/theangloformmusic  
As championed by Tom Robinson at BBC 6Music, The Anglo Form are Sunderland’s finest broody post-punk band.

BLACK MOUNTAIN POETS

www.myspace.com/blackmountainpoetsmusic  
Black Mountain Poets play dark synth pop, influenced by the classic Factory Records post-punk sound. Refreshingly experimental.

FREE Entry / Doors: 8.00pm / 18+
Middlesbrough Town Hall Crypt, Albert Road, Middlesbrough, TS1 1EP
www.middlesbrough.gov.uk

SPEAR:LIVE runs in conjunction with SPEAR:TALK, Generator’s seminar series using music industry professionals to help fast-track your career. Digital Music & Retail seminar Thursday 11th March.
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For further information on our SPEAR: events, contact Joe at Generator
T: 0191 255 4465
E: joe@generator.org.uk

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GET INVOLVED:
Generator is looking for people to assist with this programme on a voluntary basis; if you are interested in getting a foot-hold in the industry, please use the contact information below to make enquiries.

Get a slot at SPEAR:LIVE:
Generator will be looking for bands and musicians from the area to book into its live shows at The Crypt – either send in CDs to the address below, or contact Generator.

Admission is FREE but seminar spaces for SPEAR:TALK are limited and subject to advance booking through Generator.

For more information on SPEAR:, or to book your seminar space, contact Joe Frankland on 0191 255 4465 or email joe@generator.org.uk

SPEAR: is funded by WNF and Middlesbrough Borough Council