JimmySomerville
16-11-2007, 11:29 AM
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Under the title of British Murder Boys Surgeon and Regis have adventured
deep into their industrial influences with 12 inches both on
Counterbalance and Downwards including “Don’t Give Way to Fear”,
“Learn your Lesson”, “Fist/Splinter”, “Father Loves Us”, “All The Saints
Have Been Hung” and remixes for Alexander Kowalski’s “Emtec” and A
Guy Called Gerald’s classic “Blow Your House Down”. The performance as
British Murder Boys is not a live act in the conventional sense. British
Murder Boys are not DJs in the conventional sense, they occupy the grey
area between live act and DJ using and abusing modern technologies for
their performance. A British Murder Boys performance is unique,
improvised, stylish and brutal – let the two Birmingham-Techno-Pioneers
take you on a journey!
For anyone who has or hasn't seen BMB this should really be a must as they play a 3 hour set the opening night of AudioFreq at the Clinic. Lending support in the main room are Glasgows Scott Theory and Twandy.
Room 2 sees Paul Mcgovern (Note the err, deliberate mistake on the flyer) and darren roberts kicking things off early doors before Chris Ingram and Chesco Ferri (plus more) of Sensu take over from 12 til 4am.
Tickets are £11 from 23rd precinct and Rubadub records!
If you are coming from outside Glasgoe email me on Leonglas@gmail.com and I'll put you on the pay in guest list!
British Murder Boys
7th December
The Clinic
John Street
Tickets £11 advance
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Under the title of British Murder Boys Surgeon and Regis have adventured
deep into their industrial influences with 12 inches both on
Counterbalance and Downwards including “Don’t Give Way to Fear”,
“Learn your Lesson”, “Fist/Splinter”, “Father Loves Us”, “All The Saints
Have Been Hung” and remixes for Alexander Kowalski’s “Emtec” and A
Guy Called Gerald’s classic “Blow Your House Down”. The performance as
British Murder Boys is not a live act in the conventional sense. British
Murder Boys are not DJs in the conventional sense, they occupy the grey
area between live act and DJ using and abusing modern technologies for
their performance. A British Murder Boys performance is unique,
improvised, stylish and brutal – let the two Birmingham-Techno-Pioneers
take you on a journey!
For anyone who has or hasn't seen BMB this should really be a must as they play a 3 hour set the opening night of AudioFreq at the Clinic. Lending support in the main room are Glasgows Scott Theory and Twandy.
Room 2 sees Paul Mcgovern (Note the err, deliberate mistake on the flyer) and darren roberts kicking things off early doors before Chris Ingram and Chesco Ferri (plus more) of Sensu take over from 12 til 4am.
Tickets are £11 from 23rd precinct and Rubadub records!
If you are coming from outside Glasgoe email me on Leonglas@gmail.com and I'll put you on the pay in guest list!
British Murder Boys
7th December
The Clinic
John Street
Tickets £11 advance