Bruise, Live at The Rio Cafe, Saturday 16 April, 2016
Bruise Live at The Rio
Saturday 16 April, 2016
Progressive folk duo BRUISE are coming to The Rio Cafe.
Jim and Isobel will be playing songs from their 4 albums. Characterised by melodic, lyrically intense songwriting, inventive arrangements – performed with a charismatic delivery.
“…a sweeping and majestic slice of folk pop that brings to mind Richard and Linda Thompson… In Animal Character is a feast of articulate and intelligent adult oriented songwriting that consistently succeeds, and gets better the more you play it.” R2
“An honest re-imagining of folk” Acoustic Magazine
Veering from folk through pop to prog rock. In Animal Character is an eclectic, intelligent and articulate collection of songs which demands your full attention” FATEA
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The Rio Cafe, 27 Hyndland Street, G11 5QF
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