BEL KIL at The Workers Club

It's been a little while between Melbourne shows for Bel Kil, who's been deep in writing and producing new music. She's bringing her blend of groove-driven indie rock, alternative pop and cinematic production back to the stage at The Workers Club. Expect dreamy vocals, infectious hooks and spirited beats that'll make you wanna move, plus a little sneak peek of new music to come. Sandwiched between two top-notch local bands, Powder Blue and Uncle Oski, you'll want to rock up early and stay till the end. Powder Blue bring their own blend of indie rock, psychedelia, reggae and funk, drawing on influences like Pink Floyd, Radiohead and Ocean Alley. Known for their immersive sound, dreamy textures and intricate rhythms, they're not a band to miss. Uncle Oski are a five-piece band with their own unique sound, blending rock, blues, punk rock, psychedelia and Australiana into a whirlwind of music that's bound to leave you wanting more! Three bands, one big night. You don't want to miss this one! Saturday 28 November The Workers Club, Fitzroy Doors 8pm   Bel Kil's latest sounds so fleshed out with that UK-leaning production and a finely tuned build. Dave Ruby Howe, Triple J   Some great storytelling here and a chorus that’s catchy as hell  Jess Perkins, triple J   “This EP is a standout release from a standout artist; Bel Kil has produced one of the best EPs of the year.” Premiere, AAA Backstage   “…Bel Kil’s debut introduces us to summer-drenched sonics, built upon dynamic guitar lines and driving organic percussion.” MILKY   “Bel Kil’s larger than life, luscious, and lively piece of indie pop ‘Escaping’ feels like a release in the best way possible.” Find No Enemy