Invada Records Christmas Party

Invada Records Christmas Party at The Louisiana
Headfirst Editor's Pick

"A one-off transmission from the singular Litronix, last seen supporting BEAK>’s farewell run, now helming Invada’s suitably experimental Xmas special. In character as a Big Pharma-hijacked 1940s android preacher, he’ll be beaming krautrocky avant synth-pop at a wide-eyed Louisiana congregation; imagine a Silver Apples, Suicide, SFA + Neu mash-up delivered by a sermonising cyborg (if you dare)."

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A gig held at The Louisiana on Tuesday 2nd December. The event starts at 20:00.


Invada Records Presents
The Invada Christmas Party

Live music from LITRONIX (only UK show!) + Lewis Floyd Henry
plus DJs Billy + Charlie

Litronix.

You might have seen him supporting Beak> last December. You might not have.

Either way, you won't want to miss this, because it's Litronix's ONLY UK SHOW this year.

The holistic robotic preacher is back in Bristol after the release of "One A Day Keeps The Doctor Away", his debut album for Invada Records.

Litronix is also playing TransMusical and ??????? Festivals in dec

Support comes from Lewis Floyd Henry, who has been out on the streets and stages of the world evolving as a one man band and gaining the reputation of being a cross between Hendrix and Public Enemy.

DJ sets from Billy Fuller (Him from Beak>
+
Charlie Romijn (Her from Thought Forms / Head Of Mail Order)

Tickets £15 Advance

www.invada.co.uk

Entry requirements: 16+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio

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