The
Project Mooncircle label has been making waves beyond its Berlin basecamp for a while now and has gained keen admirers in the shape of Manchester's
Mind On Fire Collective, whose previous bookings include Shigeto, fLako, Fingathing and Mount Kimbie.
So, given the chance by
FutureEverything festival to put on a show synchronous with its avant garde vision for music arts and technology, Mind On Fire wasted no time in contacting PMC label boss Gordon Gieseking to assemble some of the label's finest producers of deftly structured electronica and abstract hip hop.
Headlining the
resulting show at Soup Kitchen is
KRTS, whose knack for finding melodies in medleys of samples and minimally layered clicks, clacks and shimmers is no mean feat. His latest EP,
The Foreigner, bridges tubular bells with percussive stoicism and synthesised ambient progressions to tell the conceptual story of a newly landed alien's view of earth.
In support, London-based beatsmith submerse brings his carefully crafted digital soundscapes up north, while Rain Dog returns to perform tracks from his new album
Two Words, following a debut Manchester show at last year's
Sounds From The Other City.
We have a pair of tickets to give away to one lucky Now Then Manchester reader. All you have to do is like and share the image
via this link (making sure it's set to 'public' so that we can see that you've entered).
We'll notify the winner on Saturday 29 March. Good luck!
No comments:
Post a Comment