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"Returning Kino residents Electro Cafe spotlight new sounds from Bristol’s avant-garde electronic underground: Noah Radley channels Basinski/Grouper/Julianna Barwick with deep, transportative ambient and drone, alongside 303-drenched melodic techno from prolific local producer Tudor Acid."
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A gig held at Cafe Kino on Friday 2nd August. The event starts at 19:00.
Electro cafe returns with a more organic direction with live sets from Noah Radley and Tudor Acid., hot on the heels of their new ambient cassette "Blanks: which showcased a year of discovery. Noah will be bringing ambient guitar textures which are guaranteed to tickle the earbuds of fans of Seefeel and My Bloody Valentine.
Tudor Acid has had a year of discovery too and his new live show, previewing forthcoming album tracks, has a new organic direction incorporating live keyboard playing and much 90s Roland warmth.
We are thrilled to have Joe Muggs playing a warm top DJ set- his knowledge of ambient, electronic and bass music means he is a real authority in this area, having recently authored Bass Mids Tops with Brian David Stevens. Joe is that rare breed of DJ, one who categorises music by feel and emotion.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Tudor Acid has had a year of discovery too and his new live show, previewing forthcoming album tracks, has a new organic direction incorporating live keyboard playing and much 90s Roland warmth.
We are thrilled to have Joe Muggs playing a warm top DJ set- his knowledge of ambient, electronic and bass music means he is a real authority in this area, having recently authored Bass Mids Tops with Brian David Stevens. Joe is that rare breed of DJ, one who categorises music by feel and emotion.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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