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echo.chamber
Nottingham-based psychedelic rock band with a thing for extended jams, vintage valve amps, and walls of fuzz. Echo Chamber draw on Tame Impala, King Gizzard, and early Pink Floyd to create sprawling, hypnotic sets that build from slow-burning grooves into full-blown sonic chaos. Three albums deep: "Waveforms" (2022), "Thermal Drift" (2023), and "Doppler" (2025). Regulars at Rough Trade Nottingham, The Bodega, and Splendour Festival. Available for headline pub gigs, festival stages, warehouse parties, and support slots across the East Midlands and nationally.
RockIndie RockAlternative Rock
Fee: £350 – £900
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Stage Name
echo.chamber
Fee Range
£350 – £900
Set Length
45 – 90 mins
Travel Radius
100 miles
PA System
No
Lights
No
Transport
Yes
Members
4
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Nottingham-based psychedelic rock band with a thing for extended jams, vintage valve amps, and walls of fuzz. Echo Chamber draw on Tame Impala, King Gizzard, and early Pink Floyd to create sprawling, hypnotic sets that build from slow-burning grooves into full-blown sonic chaos. Three albums deep: "Waveforms" (2022), "Thermal Drift" (2023), and "Doppler" (2025). Regulars at Rough Trade Nottingham, The Bodega, and Splendour Festival. Available for headline pub gigs, festival stages, warehouse parties, and support slots across the East Midlands and nationally.
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17 Feb 2026
Echo Chamber Collective transformed our little cocktail bar into a jazz temple. Seven musicians in 60 square metres and it was perfect. The Afrobeat section had people on their feet.
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"Echo Chamber Collective transformed our little cocktail bar into a jazz temple. Seven musicians in 60 square metres and ..."
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