Test Plan + Ceremony East Coast
Wednesday, 16 September 2026, 18:30
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The Castle Live presents an unmissable double-header of raw, high-volume underground noise rock, dance-punk, and unfiltered post-hardcore.
CEREMONY EAST COAST (CEC)
Direct from the rhythm section of legendary noise-rock titans A Place to Bury Strangers, duo John and Sandra Fedowitz bring their relentless live project to Luton. Built on a foundation of driving drone bass lines, white-noise guitars, savage drums, and intense vocals, CEC keeps their sound unapologetically human - embracing dynamic extremes without backing tracks or polished edits. High-energy, unpolished, and intensely raw.
TEST PLAN
Formed in London, DIY trio Test Plan exist in the elusive sweet spot between dancing and moshing. Cultivating a ferocious blend of noise-rock, dance-punk, and post-hardcore, their sound collides overloaded guitar feedback and distortion with crunching drums, throbbing bass, and howls of angst. Their dynamic live performances hit like a punch in the gut - sweat-soaked, teeth-rattling, and gloriously unhinged.
CEREMONY EAST COAST (CEC)
Direct from the rhythm section of legendary noise-rock titans A Place to Bury Strangers, duo John and Sandra Fedowitz bring their relentless live project to Luton. Built on a foundation of driving drone bass lines, white-noise guitars, savage drums, and intense vocals, CEC keeps their sound unapologetically human - embracing dynamic extremes without backing tracks or polished edits. High-energy, unpolished, and intensely raw.
TEST PLAN
Formed in London, DIY trio Test Plan exist in the elusive sweet spot between dancing and moshing. Cultivating a ferocious blend of noise-rock, dance-punk, and post-hardcore, their sound collides overloaded guitar feedback and distortion with crunching drums, throbbing bass, and howls of angst. Their dynamic live performances hit like a punch in the gut - sweat-soaked, teeth-rattling, and gloriously unhinged.
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