Lewes-based microbrewery Abyss has partnered with Acid House legend Richard Norris to commemorate the release of his newly released music industry memoir, Strange Things Are Happening (out now, available here), releasing a Special Edition Hazy Pale Ale.
Vegan friendly and gluten-free, this 4.4% pale ale is said to embody the psychedelic spirit of Norris’ memoir. Sounds like our kind of Strange Brew.
A blend of Citra, Ekuanot, and Centennial hops, this unique ale delivers notes of grapefruit, papaya, and orange.
Its moreish mouthfeel is said to complement the vivid tales featured in Norris’ book…
Its super soft, moreish mouthfeel promises to complement the vivid tales featured in Norris’ book…
Tge memoir relates Norris’ remarkable career as a DJ, producer, and musician. It covers everything from the DIY indie scene to his work with The Clash’s Joe Strummer, underground acid parties in London and massive raves in Ibiza.
Of the tome, Norris says: “It’s been a blast travelling down the sonic rabbit hole I first dived headlong into as a teenager. There’s anecdotes and tall tales aplenty here – many strange things happened, and continue to do so – yet, first and foremost, I wanted to create and deliver an engaging piece of writing. A tribute to the power of creativity, collaboration, and community within music.
“Writing this memoir has given me a greater insight into why I do what I do, why I continue to do it, and why I always will. Hopefully that spirit of curiosity and creativity will rub off on and inspire anyone who reads it.”
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Lewes-based microbrewery Abyss has partnered with Acid House legend Richard Norris to commemorate the release of his newly released music industry memoir, Strange Things Are Happening (out now, available here), releasing a Special Edition Hazy Pale Ale.
Vegan friendly and gluten-free, this 4.4% pale ale is said to embody the psychedelic spirit of Norris’ memoir. Sounds like our kind of Strange Brew.
A blend of Citra, Ekuanot, and Centennial hops, this unique ale delivers notes of grapefruit, papaya, and orange.
Its moreish mouthfeel is said to complement the vivid tales featured in Norris’ book…
Tge memoir relates Norris’ remarkable career as a DJ, producer, and musician. It covers everything from the DIY indie scene to his work with The Clash’s Joe Strummer, underground acid parties in London and massive raves in Ibiza.
Of the tome, Norris says: “It’s been a blast travelling down the sonic rabbit hole I first dived headlong into as a teenager. There’s anecdotes and tall tales aplenty here – many strange things happened, and continue to do so – yet, first and foremost, I wanted to create and deliver an engaging piece of writing. A tribute to the power of creativity, collaboration, and community within music.
“Writing this memoir has given me a greater insight into why I do what I do, why I continue to do it, and why I always will. Hopefully that spirit of curiosity and creativity will rub off on and inspire anyone who reads it.”
We’ll drink to that!
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