Date
Saturday 20 April 2013 at 9:00pm
Location
Koko
1a Camden High Street,
London,
NW1 7JE,
United Kingdom
Tel: +44.(0)870 432 5527
Link
Description
EDIT: Please note that Hidden Orchestra had to pull out, and were replaced by Anchorsong.
On April 20th Soundcrash presents a jaw dropping line-up featuring la creme de la creme of live electronica. Taking over Camden’s incredible former theatre KOKO – packing one of the best bone-rattling sound systems in London – Soundcrash serves up another essential night of electronic music. Bon apetit!
Saddling the headline slot and no stranger to Soundcrash or the boards of KOKO, we welcome Warp Records mainstay Clark. From his debut album ‘Clarence Park’ through to the recent ‘Fantasm Planes’ EP, Clark has always strove to experiment within the regions of electronica and his live analogue show is rated as one of the most captivating and infectious. Electronic music doesn’t get much better than this.
Or does it. Returning to London for his first live show since April 2012, the Victorian garmented futurist Daedelus is back… and he brings his mad audiovisual invention Archimedes back to the KOKO stage! Imagined by Daedelus, created with the expertise of Emmanuel Biard and David Leonard, Archimedes is an impressive bespoke mechanised wall of moving mirrors that moves in time with Daedelus’ deft sound manipulations to compliment and add to his legendary Monome sets.
Hitting the stage at 10pm will be Soundcrash favorites Hidden Orchestra, whose mesmerising live show has seen them gain a rapidly expanding fan base across Europe and further afield. With their sold out September London show alongside DJ Kentaro at Village Underground being a highlight in the Soundcrash calendar last year, we can not wait to welcome them to KOKO.
Kelpe is a name that should require little introduction. With barnstorming releases on the likes of DC Recordings, Black Acre and Svetlana Industries, plus a live show that has found him sharing stages with Aphex Twin, Squarepusher and once again this evening Daedelus.
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