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"Accidental Meetings are back with another ‘why-hasn’t-someone-thought-of-this-before’ exercise in lineup eclecticism. Dialling in post-4th-world club sonics with live sets from Canadian bushbaby Ramzi and blunted afro futurism figure Black Zone Myth Chant, one-man Jon Hassel mystic machine Memotone + outer-orbit dubwise DJs Robin Stewart and Sunun til late. "
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A clubnight held at Strange Brew on Saturday 17th September. The event starts at 19:00.
memotone’ ‘Clever Dog’ LP launch party!
In celebration of his album in September with Accidental Meetings, memotone & AM have invited some of their favourite artists to the Brew.
Ramzi (Live)
Black Zone Myth Chant (Live)
Sunun
Robin Stewart
Malvern Brume (Live)
DJ FATi
i-sha
& memotone
Google RAMZi and you'll see: a convoluted theory for discerning a baby's gender after six weeks of gestation, one of the perpetrators of the 1993 World Trade Centre bombing and, among many other musical artists, a young electronic producer who shrouds her identity in a web of odd terms. Phoebé Guillemot relishes this ambiguity. She chose the name RAMZi for the musical sound of it; its masculine associations were a bonus. In her early days, Guillemot hid behind cryptic social media pages, with words like BigBird and Phobiza attached to releases or mixes that contained unreal, unfamiliar music. You could hardly tell whether it was one person or a group, never mind where she lived or where she came from.
Entry requirements:
In celebration of his album in September with Accidental Meetings, memotone & AM have invited some of their favourite artists to the Brew.
Ramzi (Live)
Black Zone Myth Chant (Live)
Sunun
Robin Stewart
Malvern Brume (Live)
DJ FATi
i-sha
& memotone
Google RAMZi and you'll see: a convoluted theory for discerning a baby's gender after six weeks of gestation, one of the perpetrators of the 1993 World Trade Centre bombing and, among many other musical artists, a young electronic producer who shrouds her identity in a web of odd terms. Phoebé Guillemot relishes this ambiguity. She chose the name RAMZi for the musical sound of it; its masculine associations were a bonus. In her early days, Guillemot hid behind cryptic social media pages, with words like BigBird and Phobiza attached to releases or mixes that contained unreal, unfamiliar music. You could hardly tell whether it was one person or a group, never mind where she lived or where she came from.
Entry requirements:
Tickets for other experimental clubnights
— The Prospect Building
electronic
disco
disco house
techno
trance
