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Emerging from a coastal gloom, CHIMER are Hastings' answer to the collapse of the modern world. Marrying the scorched-earth feedback of The Jesus and Mary Chain with the frantic, chemical-drenched energy of a '90s illegal rave, the trio of Harry Osborne (Bass, Vocals), Keir Tyson (Guitar, Vocals) and Owen Fox (Drums, Vocals) continue to experimentally unravel a sonic Bayeux tapestry.
Having constructed a wall-of-sound siege of a live show, complete with towering guitar feedback and razing vocal delivery, the group have been on the road playing shows alongside the likes of SilverwingKiller, Y and Pop Will Eat Itself.
Doors: 7pm
This show is suitable for ages 14+
This event will take place in the First floor Café Bar & Kitchen of the De La Warr Pavilion.
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