For the cost of a mere 4 pounds, you can see 6 of the best and most interesting underground acts in London. Time Out Magazine recommend it as one of their top 10 gigs of the week and quite right too! It features the following:

David Cronenberg's Wife
www.myspace.com/davidcronenbergswife
Subversive, imaginative and compelling Fall and Jonathan Richman-influenced songs about sex, death and deformity.

Paul Hawkins & Thee Awkward Silences
www.myspace.com/theeawkwardsilences
Offbeat and engaging pop songs, somewhere between Nick Cave & Daniel Johnson. A compelling live act.

Albino
www.myspace.com/therealalbino
Catchy heartbreak folk-blues a bit like the Proclaimers covering Tom Waits and every bit as good as that sounds.

L'il Lost Lou
www.myspace.com/lillostlou
Punk-influenced country songs with witty, brutal lyrics.

Something in the Water
www.myspace.com/somethinginthewatermusic
Folk duo something akin to murder ballads-era Nick Cave

JJ Crash
www.myspace.com/jjthecrash
East-end acoustic punk brilliance

Music starts at 8, finishes at 2 (last band finish around 11:30). Free biscuits if you turn up before 8.

The Good Ship is 289 Kilburn High Road