AUTOKAT Manchester’s best-kept secret, Autokat, return to play tunes from new and acclaimed album late Night Shopping, music informed by the shadows of the city, the paranoia of urban life and the hangover of too much partying, this is a tense, turbulent album - an indie classic in waiting. Think Magazine mixed with The Cure and early Radiohead, but contemporary too - Autokat’s sound is, as The Guardian Guide expertly put it, ‘Bloc Party without the earnest wibbly-wobbly worrying’.
/Autokat are already able to realise the kind of intelligent post-Britrock sound that few others seem able to manage. /- The Independent /Sleek’n’sexy post-rock with one foot firmly on the dancefloor. /NME
MORTON VALENCE Masters of both pop and electro, this Anglo-Columbian septet offer disco-tinged grooves that other bands cannot reach.
/At last: electronica with substance!/ - Sounds XP /Notably genius/ - Drowned in Sound
SEVENTEEN EVERGREEN Spend a minute with any track of Seventeen Evergreen's UK debut album Life Embarrasses Me On Planet Earth and you’ll be greeted with the sirens of the forest, the stars in the sky and the vibrations of the ground dancing together in the ether to form an intricate yet consummate aural feast. A mix of pastoral melodic indie and mellow sci-fi twiddling (think Flaming Lips in slo-mo informed by Cornelius, Aphex Twin and Eno), Seventeen Evergreen are signed to London-based Lucky Number records (Sebastian Tellier, Keith, Jake Bullitt) and on this first visit to London have already been booked in to do live sessions with sessions for Gideon Coe (6 Music), Jon Kennedy (XFM) and Rob Da Bank (Radio 1). thankfully they're also do some good old-fasioned gigs and we're proud to have them.
THE SUPERIMPOSERS With a mixture of Old and New, Valve and Digital, Fender and Mac and with inspirations as diverse as Alice Coltrane to The Kinks, Brian Wilson to Ronnie Lane, Charles Stepney to The Mizzell Brothers, The Superimposers create a wonderfulsound.
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& also... Tune into Tom Robinson’s show on BBC 6 Music this Monday 18^th June between 7pm & 10pm for Autokat live in session. The kat will be playing live session tracks & chatting to Tom about their upcoming single ‘Innocence / Short Circuit’ & what they’ve been up to since their debut album ‘Late Night Shopping’ was released. Be sure to tune in.
/Autokat are already able to realise the kind of intelligent post-Britrock sound that few others seem able to manage. /- The Independent /Sleek’n’sexy post-rock with one foot firmly on the dancefloor. /NME
MORTON VALENCE Masters of both pop and electro, this Anglo-Columbian septet offer disco-tinged grooves that other bands cannot reach.
/At last: electronica with substance!/ - Sounds XP /Notably genius/ - Drowned in Sound
SEVENTEEN EVERGREEN Spend a minute with any track of Seventeen Evergreen's UK debut album Life Embarrasses Me On Planet Earth and you’ll be greeted with the sirens of the forest, the stars in the sky and the vibrations of the ground dancing together in the ether to form an intricate yet consummate aural feast. A mix of pastoral melodic indie and mellow sci-fi twiddling (think Flaming Lips in slo-mo informed by Cornelius, Aphex Twin and Eno), Seventeen Evergreen are signed to London-based Lucky Number records (Sebastian Tellier, Keith, Jake Bullitt) and on this first visit to London have already been booked in to do live sessions with sessions for Gideon Coe (6 Music), Jon Kennedy (XFM) and Rob Da Bank (Radio 1). thankfully they're also do some good old-fasioned gigs and we're proud to have them.
THE SUPERIMPOSERS With a mixture of Old and New, Valve and Digital, Fender and Mac and with inspirations as diverse as Alice Coltrane to The Kinks, Brian Wilson to Ronnie Lane, Charles Stepney to The Mizzell Brothers, The Superimposers create a wonderfulsound.
ADVANCE TICKETS CLICK HERE
& also... Tune into Tom Robinson’s show on BBC 6 Music this Monday 18^th June between 7pm & 10pm for Autokat live in session. The kat will be playing live session tracks & chatting to Tom about their upcoming single ‘Innocence / Short Circuit’ & what they’ve been up to since their debut album ‘Late Night Shopping’ was released. Be sure to tune in.
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