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17-03-2006, 17:49
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Underflow Presents Viva Stero, :(, Sabrepulse, Cyklics, SFTCH. April 5th @Tunnels
For One Night Only, Underflow goes Electro!
VIVA STEREO Viva Stereo were born in Glasgow Summer 2001, their aim was to try and create a new sound from themselves but still stick to what they knew best. Their debut gig at Glasgow’s Nice and Sleazy’s in February 2002 was a sell-out, which set things up nicely considering the band hadn’t played live to anyone up until that point. From then on several EP’s followed, each of which gaining favourable reviews and airplay(including The Evening Session and XFM, where they were unsigned band of the week) Viva Stereo’s debut album was released in October 2004. It featured contributions from Malcolm Middleton(Arab Strap), Paul Tierney(Odeon Beat Club), Stacey Seivnwright(Reindeer Section), King Creosote and Pictish Trail(Fence Records)Viva Stereo's second album 'Patterns of Behaviour' was released in October 2005. Featuring contributions from Tara Mascara fromLanaguage of Flowers, and Pictish Trail/Candythief from Fence Records. “…their vertiginous jams are bolstered with cosmic loops and samples, space-walking in similar orbits as Death In Vegas and Primal Scream with all the adrenalised assurance of a band who've suddenly discovered their forte” The Metro. www.vivastereo.co.uk www.myspace.com/vivastereo : ( If you haven't heard of ColonOpenbracket, then where have you been? These four are set for huge things with shows in London, Radio 1 airplay and reviews in the NME. Think Postal Service crossed with My Bloody Valentine inserted into your NES with a codemasters adapter then pumped through a PA. www.colonopenbracket.com www.myspace.com/colonopenbracket Sabrepulse Sabrepulse is a 20 year-old yorkshire-bred laptop/chip musician currently based in Aberdeen, Scotland. He works with a mix of styles; primarily centering his efforts on a genre recently coined 'chipbreak' - sounding somewhat like a fusion between chip/jungle/breakcore/dnb and hardcore - Sabrepulse has also dipped his toe into crumply, glitchy idm and breakbeat. Cyklics Cyklics were formed out of the ashes of a funk rock band, with the members concentrating on their more electronic influences. With a laid back sound and influences such as air, Boards of Canada, and Radiohead. Smile for the Cameraman, Honey Smile for the Cameraman Honey is John Baillie Jnr > I MAKE TRANSCENDENT SINECORE, MASHUP, BREAKBEAT, POLYNESIAN POP, GLITCH, MICROWAVE SOUNDS UNDER THE GUISE OF A HUMAN BEHIND A COMPUTER < I will play a 25minute Snips! live set over the phone for 10 regal kingsize Wednesday April 5th The Tunnels, Carnegie's Brae, Aberdeen £4/3 on the door. Doors, 7:30 Last edited by trippinoneastereggs; 17-03-2006 at 18:30. |
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30-03-2006, 09:52
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Only a week to go before Viva Stereo!!
I can't wait. If you think you recognise the name but not sure why, they've played Drummonds a couple of times (once with AKA the Fox) and they always go down well. They've even had M. Middleton and King Creosote, supporting them before in Glasgow for their Album Launch.  |
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31-03-2006, 16:46
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You can listen to Sabrepulse here:
www.myspace.com/sabrepulse And Cyklics here: www.myspace.com/cyklics and Smile For The Cameraman, Honey: www.myspace.com/smileforthecameramanhoney |
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