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- Colour Presents: World of Fox ...
The Victoria
15 Ekim Perşembe, 20:00
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Katie’s visuals consisted of inverted and edited diagrams from an obsolete sound recording manual, they were projected on the rear wall of the Ikon Eastside space.
The soundtrack is ‘You Are In My Thoughts’ by worriedaboutsatan, taken from their debut album Arrivals. Used with permission.
COLOUR A video of Katie Marié Andrews's visuals for ON/OFF is now up on our blog, along with Kate Pennington-Wilson's photos of worriedaboutsatan.
Kaynak: wearecolour.com
ON/OFF was one of the most enjoyable events we’ve been involved in, not least because of worriedaboutsatan’s seamless 50 minute performance that completely filled the gigantic space and showed them to be one of the most exciting electronica acts to come out this year.
COLOUR Check out James Nash's beautiful illustration based on Richmond Fontaine's 'We Used To Think The Freeway Sounded Like a River':
COLOUR Thanks to all who came to ON/OFF, we loved every second of it. Special thanks to the incredible worriedaboutsatan. Photos and other niceness will be up here and on the blog soon.
COLOUR ON/OFF: Ikon Gallery Eastside Closing Party is tomorrow! Live music from worriedaboutsatan + Colour DJs playing electronic classics with monochrome visuals and dress code.
COLOUR Here is a sneek peek of our visual projections which will be shown at the ON / OFF Ikon Gallery party next Thursday
COLOUR Celebrate The Victoria's 1st Birthday:
COLOUR Lovely review of last month's World of Fox gig by Angela Slater for Birmingham Live!:
Birmingham Live! » Blog Archive » Colour Presents: World of Fox + James Summerfield + Friends of the
Kaynak: www.brumlive.com
Although not the packed-out ‘event’ that I’m used to expecting from local DJs and promoters Colour, the World of Fox album launch/Commercially Inviable label showcase was still a success. Each of the acts ...
COLOUR Missed this video when it came out in March, for one of the best songs of the year. Directred by Marcel Dzama and Patrick Daughters, it sees Dzama's art come to life. Stunning.
Kaynak: www.youtube.com
Department of Eagles premiered their new Patrick Daughters and Marcel Dzama directed video for the single "No One Does It Like You" yesterday at the MoMA. The video is absolutely incredible, especially the wispy singing ghosts. ...
COLOUR New blog post: review of Justin Vernon of Bon Iver's new collaboration project, Volcano Choir - Unmap:
Kaynak: wp.me
Judging Unmap by its cover, you could be forgiven for thinking that Justin Vernon of Bon Iver hadn’t made it out of the wintery woods that enshrouded and shaped his astounding debut For Emma, Forever Ago. ...
COLOUR
thrilled that worriedaboutsatan are performing at On/Off, Ikon Gallery Eastside's Closing Party, on Thursday 12 November.
Here's more on the acclaimed Leeds electronica/techno/post-rock duo:
Kaynak: wearecolour.com
We’re pleased to announce that the Ikon Eastside Closing Party, On/Off, will feature a live performance by Leeds-based electronica duo worriedaboutsatan.
COLOUR We'll be announcing the live act featured at ON/OFF, the Ikon Eastside closing party, on Monday... very excited!
COLOUR OXJAM Brum is on Saturday, featuring Colour favourites and a host of other bands across six city centre venues:
Kaynak: wp.me
This Saturday, many of the venues at the heart of the Birmingham live music scene will host a plethora of bands from a broad spectrum of genres for Oxjam. It will be the focal point of the month long, ...
COLOUR New blog post: a review of The Felice Brothers live at The Glee Club on Monday:
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I had the pleasure of seeing The Felice Brothers at The Glee Club on Monday, playing raucous, ramshackle, honky-tonk country rock, which falls somewhere between The Band and The Pogues. Passing the bottle ...
