Antigen Records

We’re going out with a bang… or more accurately with ridiculously action-packed Friday night of light entertainment, courtesy of some of the biggest names on the antigen roster. The rural backwater of East Anglia is the only place to be, as Dead Rat Orchestra return to Colchester Arts Centre for their annual Christmas show with Danish oddball Goodiepal. Support is provided by Lee Ashcroft. Also in Colchester, the mighty Dingus Khan take their onstage antics to Tribal. Further east, Rory and Ned return to Ipswich for a one-off show at the Steamboat.In Norwich, Henry Homesweet makes his newly adopted hometown debut with…

Robin Alderton, of Dead Rat Orchestra notoriety, plays a solo show in his Harpoon Group incarnation at Colchester Arts Centre, supporting Godspeed offshoot, Esmerine.

Rory and Ned follow up the launch of new album Fighting Music with run of live dates in the South East. This is another great opportunity to witness the trendsetting dance moves of Ned Rundell. On 7 July, he treated the audience at the Oak to some obviously well-practised white boy twerking. His mum looked a bit concerned, but the old men at the bar loved it.

At long last - it's the official launch of Fighting Music, the new album by Rory and Ned. And it's being launched in style with a massive party at Mello Mello in Liverpool. This party has everything you could possibly want from an indoor event...

We help Dingus Khan squander Arts Council cash on their Deconsecrated Church Tour.

A weekend of antigen live action looms ahead for the lucky residents of Los Angeles, Tilburg and Ipswich.

Nathaniel Robin Mann takes his pigeons to Kendal in the Lake District for what is potentially their last outing of the summer.

Saturday night at the Lightbulb Festival saw Nathaniel Robin Mann return to St.Martin's Church to treat the audience to one of the most memorable performances of his career.

Continuing our hilariously counter-productive web strategy of posting updates about exciting antigen-related events that have already happened... We were delighted to be asked to be involved in the Lightbulb Festival of the Arts in Colchester over the weekend.

The Waxing Captors and Rory & Ned are proud to provide a soundtrack to this Dantesque vision of hell, as two of seventy local bands competing for the attention of 40,000 drunks at the UK's largest annual free music festival.