OSP Presents: Pink Breath Of Heaven (USA) + Ghost Patterns + Marina Yozora (JPN)

Other Side Promotions proudly present the first London show of much talked about Californian dreamy shoegaze group Pink Breath Of Heaven, plus very special guests Ghost Patterns & Marina Yozora.

Pink Breath of Heaven:

Pink Breath of Heaven is the visionary project of Liv Field and Rex John Shelverton (Tamaryn), blending the expansive textures of shoegaze with the vibrant energy of modern psychedelia. With shimmering guitars, ethereal melodies, and introspective lyricism, the band crafts a sound that feels both nostalgic and entirely its own.

Following the success of their single “Blue Is the Morning”, the band shaped their debut album “Colors Make a Sound” — an immersive and emotionally charged work that’s been receiving excellent feedback and steadily growing listenership. Promoters across Europe have shown strong interest, further confirming the project’s rising momentum. Having shared the stage with The Dandy Warhols, LSD and the Search for God, Alison’s Halo, and Ulrika Spacek, Pink Breath of Heaven has established itself as one of the most exciting new names in the psych-shoegaze scene.

Ghost Patterns:

Ghost Patterns from London fuse elements of modern psychedelic rock with shoegazey

guitar textures. Since forming in 2019, they have shared stages with prominent bands in

the genre such as Helicon, Cult Of Dom Keller, Daiistar, Magic Shoppe, New Candys

and most recently supported Ceremony East Coast, Tremours and The Dharma Chain

on UK dates.Their second album is set for release in late 2026, preceded by a 7inch

single due out in May.

Inspired by 60's psychedelia, the late 70’s/ 80’s independent scene, through to the early

UK shoegazing era, traces of their influences can be heard across their debut E.P

(‘Oracle’ 2020), album (‘Infinite’ 2021) and singles (2022-2025). Throughout each of the

recordings to date, their songwriting captures a range of energies; at times delivering a

certain directness and intensity and at other times invoking wider, more expansive lush

cinematic type arrangements. Their live performances often go beyond the confines and

discipline of the recording environment, leading to freer improvisations reminiscent of the