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Platform’ 96 presents the debut headline show of alt-metal duo Glytsh alongside local support from Otto & The Shadow Hunters and Ghost Arcadia!
If you’re a fan of modern metal with an electronic touch or you’re just chasing the moshpit, this is the gig for you! Hop on board! 🚂
LINE-UP
GLYTSH
Formed of 2 seasoned female musicians from the London scene with several years of touring experience in iconic venues and festivals all over the world, the explosive alt rock duo Glytsh mixes their love for metal music with their passion for dark and haunting sonic soundscapes and visuals.
In just 4 months, Glytsh went from selling out their first show in a 150-capacity room in London to going on their first UK tour opening for NYC-based band Brass Against in venues like O2 Academy Manchester and London Electric Brixton.
Their music has been played multiple times on BBC Radio 1 (Future Alternative with Nels Hylton and BBC Introducing Rock with Alyx Holcombe), as well as Total rock radio, BBC sounds, and Guitar World Magazine.
The duo formed early 2022, when French singer Jennifer Diehl and Swiss guitarist Claire Genoud decided to start writing music together after having met in a cover band a few months before. Their music has been described as badass and empowering, unique and modern-sounding. Glytsh’s music also aims to empower and inspire their listeners, especially amongst young women.
OTTO & THE SHADOW HUNTERS
Emerging from London’s shadowy-whisky-fueled-streets, Otto & The Shadow Hunters blend dark blues, electronic beats and gothic rock to create a haunting, modern soundscape. A musical blend of Nick Cave, Motorhead and underground electro-goth, they bring a ritualistic edge to the social media era.
GHOST ARCADIA
GHOST ARCADIA are an alternative band based in London, UK. They pride themselves on writing adrenaline fuelled tracks, taking inspiration from all different genres. Their diverse back catalogue prove that this is a band who refuse to be pigeonholed. Their new EP ‘What We Become’ is testament to their mantra ‘GENRE IS DEAD’ and will be released later this year.