Ye Nuns, Unmarry Me

A rock night at The Lexington in London, headlined by Ye Nuns, with the post-punk and art-rock band Unmarry Me in support. The bill draws on underground guitar music and noisy, experimental sounds.

Ye Nuns is an act whose performers each play several instruments and microphones at once. Their live sound combines distorted feedback and organ with banjo, a heavily driven bass and tom-heavy drumming that keeps up a relentless, shifting rhythm. The vocals are layered, moving between chants, howls and screams.

Unmarry Me is an underground post-punk and art-rock band. Its members have been associated with Help She Can't Swim, Huggy Bear, Comet Gain and Adulkt Life, and Lise Frances is among the musicians linked to the project. The band opens the evening.

The Lexington, at 96-98 Pentonville Road, mainly hosts concerts, with a focus on pop, rock and indie music. That emphasis matches the bands on this bill, which are rooted in guitar-led rock and its more abrasive edges.