Autechre [LDN] 25/07 The Centrifuge presents Skam/Icasea Raveup. Gescom, Team Doyobi, Mr76ix + more.

[LDN] The Centrifuge presents Skam/Icasea Raveup. Gescom, Team Doyobi, Mr76ix + more.

Uber-rare London show from Manchester's resurgent advanced electronix crew!

Sat 25th July @ Ginglik, 1 Shepherds Bush Green, London. W12 8PH.

∆ LIVE:

MR76IX (SKAM)

TEAM DOYOBI (SKAM / ICASEA / FAT-CAT / ALKU)

MORTAL & CHEMIST (SKAM / ICASEA / 33)

POBORSK (ICASEA / CACTUS ISLAND / TSUKU BOSHI / FILAMENT / PLASTIQPASSION)

KONX-OM-PAX (ICASEA / DISPLAY COPY)

THE WYRDING MODULE (ICASEA)

∆ DJ:

GESCOM (SKAM / OR / CLEAR / SOURCE / WARP / FAT-CAT)

S>>D (ICASEA)

MISSAW (THE CENTRIFUGE)

∆ VISUALS:

SEEN

SuRReaLaRTiST

Full members free / P.A.Y.G. members £6 before 10pm, £8 after / 8pm - 4am. Arrive early to avoid disappointment, live acts start early!

The Centrifuge (www.thecentrifuge.co.uk) is proud to team up with the resurgent Skam Records and new UK/Japanese label ICASEA for a visionary evening of cutting-edge electronic music. Absolutely HUGE lineup, including a rare UK performance by UK/Japanese legends Team Doyobi and Mortal & Chemist, a Gescom DJ set (yes you read that right!) and Mr 76ix premiering his new Skam 12”. KILLA!!!!!

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INFO!

MR76IX LIVE (SKAM)

http://www.skam.com

Mr 76ix is a mysterious, legendary character in the world of electronic music. A long-time master of the glitchy rave sound that Skam Records became world famous for in the nineties, his amazing productions remained shielded from the public consciousness until his notorious live set at the Autechre-curated ATP in 2003. His performance was hailed as the highlight of the whole festival by the people in the know. Since then three albums of glorious electronic goodness have appeared on Skam, but the Manchester-based don has shunned the limelight in favour of honing his sonic creations yet further, adding a crisp, acidic electro sound to his darkwave flavour. This is a RARE chance to see the man, the myth, the legend Mr 76ix in London town premiering his forthcoming Skam album!

TEAM DOYOBI LIVE (SKAM / ICASEA / FAT-CAT / ALKU)

http://www.teamdoyobi.com

Long time Skam artists Team Doyobi are a UK/Japanese double act famous for their excellent output on Skam and other labels, and are now co-founders of ICASEA. The team are born from the paradoxical utilisation of obsolete electronic equipment to produce futuristic and otherwordly musical 'scapes. From chip-rave anthems to emotionally charged cyber-ballads, the Team Doyobi live experience is almost religious in intensity.

MORTAL & CHEMIST LIVE (SKAM / ICASEA / 33)

http://www.icasea.net

Another UK/Japan creative nexus between Tom Knapp and Alex Peverett, mixing up classic Skam darkwave flavours and expert hardware tweakery to devastating effect. Initially formed from their loves of sampling, tape edits and remixing, M&C’s progression has landed them deep in worlds of sequencer coding, sound synthesis, Sci-Fi atmospheres and prolonged duration man-machine explorations free from the constraints of physical media they are firmly focused towards the future.

POBORSK LIVE (ICASEA / CACTUS ISLAND / TSUKU BOSHI / FILAMENT / PLASTIQPASSION)

http://www.myspace.com/poborsk

Poborsk will release the first digital release on Icasea, and has released previously on Cactus Island, Tsuku boshi and Plastiq passion. His music mixes shades of classic “IDM” with synthetic computer funk, depth charge bass drops, steel plated beats and concrete sound manipulation. Long time producer on the true underground, for hard core electronic music fans who don't need to read the labels, don't miss your chance to catch a rare live UK appearance.

KONX-OM-PAX LIVE (ICASEA / DISPLAY COPY)

http://www.konx-om-pax.co.uk

Konx-om-Pax is 24 year old Glasgow based Director/Animator/Sound Designer Tom Scholefield. In recent years worked with Warp Records, Universal Everything and Optimo Espacio, he will be performing new material forthcoming on his own “Display Copy” imprint.

THE WYRDING MODULE LIVE (ICASEA)

http://wyrdingmodule.psybertron.co.uk

The Wyrding Module is an electronic music project from paramusician Christopher Gladwin, one half of Team Doyobi (SKAM, ICASEA). The sounds of the Wyrding Module are inspired by Motorik Krautrock, Early Electronica, New Wave SF, psychedelia, 70's horror films, W. S. Burroughs, Post Industrial Ambience and the Occult.

DJ’s:

GESCOM (SKAM / OR / CLEAR / SOURCE / WARP / FAT-CAT)

http://www.skam.com

A rare DJ set from the ultra-secretive Skam supergroup whose members are said to include Autechre, Rob Hall, Mr76ix, Andy Maddocks and many others...absolutely unmissable.

S>>D (ICASEA)

http://www.myspace.com/sfx2dtunes

Straight out of Belfast comes S>>D, we are very happy to have him play a rare DJ set, check out his podcast “end of line mix” on ∆ICASEA SELECT for pointers, expect Tuff electro-breaks, streetsounds era bangers, futuristic hiphop and much more. Not to be missed.

missaw (The Centrifuge)

http://www.missaw.com

missaw is The Centrifuge's label curator & resident remixer, creating electronic concoctions for the body and the mind.

VJ the SuRReaLaRTiST (Ginglik)

http://www.myspace.com/surrealartistVJ

The SuRReaLaRTiST pushes the boundaries of live clubland visuals every week @ TECHLIKS. Turning the beats into light, colour and shape means that your dance floor experience is truly a multi-sensory one. Mixing an eye popping blend of tough graphics, cult films, timelapse, CGI, lasers, stop-frame animation, surrealism & abstraction; all with a bit of dark humour thrown in there for good measure. Your retinas won't know what to do with themselves!

More info online:

http://www.TheCentrifuge.co.uk

http://www.myspace.com/centrifugeuk

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=4077312718

http://www.icasea.net

http://www.skam.com

http://www.ginglik.co.uk

Oh my God, I'm so going to be there !!

any advanced tickets on sale?

looks well worth a trip down london town

  On 7/8/2009 at 10:32 PM, someonenew said:

any advanced tickets on sale?

looks well worth a trip down london town

hey up, we're not going to do advanced tickets but it won't be an issue if you arrive early (before 10pm), better that way - catch all of the live acts, cheaper entry. WIN. It is bound to be pretty busy after 11pm...

Definitely. Sick.

So did anyone here go to this. I'm so gutted I missed it but my brain thought it would be hilarious to give me a migraine last night ...

yeah, it was fucking brilliant. pics coming soon..

Everyone I know who was going let me down so I didn't end up going :(

FUCKING SUCKS