S.C.U.M

Not a teenage metal band as the name might suggest, S.C.U.M. suddenly turned up in 2007 and very quickly became one of the most exciting industrial/no-wave acts around.

The band takes its name from the Society for Cutting Up Men Manifesto - a radical feminist tract written in 1968 by Valerie Solanas, the woman who eventually shot Andy Warhol. Their sound is a driving explosion of atmospheric noise with howling guitars and sombre vocals that drive home an incredible sense of presence and significance. This is not a band you can wander in and see - their performances are definite events, and transcend a great deal of the more commonplace music around today. 

Upcoming Events

The 1234 Shoreditch Festival

The 1234 Shoreditch Festival

Saturday, 01 Sep (12:00PM) @ Shoreditch Park
A massive one day party where all of East London’s favourite bands got together and played to 400-500 people, The 1-2-3-4 festival is to Dalston's DIY scene as the Sundance Film Festival is to ou...

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