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Eat Your Own Ears and Lex Records Present Live Boom Bip performing with his new band Buck65 Lali Puna (Morr Music) Djs Rob Hall (Gescom - Skam) Films Short Experimental Film Showings Wednesday 4th December 7pm - 11pm (fist live act on at 8pm) Union Chapel Compton Ave London N1 Highbury and Islington Tube Buses: 4 19 30 43 271 277 279 Tel: 020 7226 1686/info@eatyourownears.com www.unionchapel.org.uk/www.eatyourownears.com www.lexrecords.com/www.warprecords.com Tickets: £12.50 (subject to booking fee) from: www.ticketweb.co.uk tel: 0207 771 2000 www.wayahead.com tel: 0870 120 1149 Rough Trade (Covent Garden 0207 240 0105) Smallfish (Old Street 0207 739 2252) Reckless Records, 79 Upper Street, London, N1 Boom Bip and highly esteemed rapper Buck65 perform material from the highly acclaimed album 'Seed To Sun' (Lex Records) at the Union Chapel on Wednesday 4th December. Having released a few excellent tracks on the notable Mush label, he's now taken a giant step forward and has signed on to Warp Records imprint Lex Records for an album that is as experimental and cutting edge as anything in Warp's back catalogue. Sound collage scientist extraordinaire Boom Bip and his live band mix soaring strings, hip-hop scratches and digital rhythms with ghost voices, electro hymns and jittering breakbeats. Using a wide range of emotional effects, Boom Bip creates a soundtrack that has as much to do with the dream sequences of Boards Of Canada as with the down-to-Earth darkness of Massive Attack. Turntablist and poet from Canada, Buck65 joins Boom Bip to provide his unique razor sharp wit and cutting lyrical jousts. He plays a rare solo set which sees him mix deck trickery with vocal twists. '"Abstract hip-hop masterclass... the focused intensity of techno nut Bogdan Raczynski and the ethereal weightlessness of Richard D James' early ambient works, Boom Bip fluctuates between weird, the clever and the downright beautiful" NME Live support comes in the form of Lali Puna (m |
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i saw buck65 last year - best concert ever seen hands down he rules my life |
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