QWAK club #26

Giulio Erasmus & The Target Group

High grade dub-inclined post-punk experimentalism from the Brussels based Giulio Erasmus and his new band. 

Giulio released two entirely-solo records ‘Re-Adjustment’ (2021) and ‘Second Attempt’ (2024) before releasing ‘Hard Sell’ (2025) with a band as Giulio Erasmus & The End Of The Worm - they are all very much worth spending time with. He also fronted the exceptional Manchester based group Duds through the second half of last decade, and was ⅓ of the magnificent band Handle - his output to date is frankly remarkable and we cannot wait to see him performing new material with a new band.

Amy Cutler

Amy Cutler is a sound artist and Daphne Oram award winner who has recently relocated to Bristol. (This will be her second gig as a resident). Her seven solo albums have been described as “equally perplexing, mournful, and playful”, with Sister Time (Strategic Tape Reserve, 2023) named as an album of the year in The Wire and topping the best of the year list in the cassette culture magazine Tabs Out. She creates music for haunted fieldtrips, acid rain, and Anthropocene misfortunes, building pathos from instruments including psaltery, VHS hiss, and windscreen wiper. She also performs as the visual half of the audiovisual duo RAVINE/MACHINE, including a set at Supernormal Festival using 16mm film projection on umbrellas. 

https://amycutler.net // Amy's bandcamp (enjoy! Sister Time is superb!)

Lily Montague

Lily Montague is a Bristol based singer and producer of subdued, quietly accomplished bedroom pop - perfect music for a Sunday evening in the Cube. Lily's fertile songs and sedating voice are a potent tonic to the day's worries. Layering the ambient alongside the alarming, this set will hold you in a space between minimal synth and the french countryside. For this performance they will be accompanied by Wilf McNeilage on accordion.

Lily's Bandcamp // Instagram

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QWAK club is a carefully curated event series from The Cube Microplex, bringing eclectic avant garde sounds, visuals and performance together with a fun and inclusive atmosphere.

Cheaper concessions tickets are limited and for those who would struggle to afford the price of a standard ticket.