Exotic Pylon

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Exotic Pylon Sinfonia
Improvised interventions from an ever mutating synaesthetic orb. Featuring projections by Scott Byrne (http://schemafilm.net) and a short film by Miho Tajima (http://mihotajima.com) with more guests tba...


Dolly Dolly
David Yates (http://myspace.com/dollydollysounds) is Britain's only Hancockologist (being a fusion between hauntology, porntology and baking). Dolly Dolly embodies a bizarre universe where Robin Askwith shares a flat with Stockhausen and (Pauline) Olive(ros) works On The Buses. Dolly will be DJing throughout the night. Expect hardcore music for fishing.
You can hear a Dolly Dolly podcast at http://exoticpylon.com/pages/2010/06-19-10.html

Moon Wiring Club
Moon Wiring Club are a slo-mo rave for spectres, like J Dilla produced by William Blake. Travelling from the ghostly spatially-dislocated Clinkskell, Ian Hodgson's sublime audio-visual live events collapse temporal boundaries plunging the audience into an ocean of gaudy radiophonic Hammer Horror that is as equally relevant to Joker as it is to Delia Derbyshire. In the world of Moon Wiring Club even a humble cup of tea reveals a malignant spirit... MWC can be heard spinning some Halloween meanderings at http://exoticpylon.com/pages/2010/10-30-10.html

Raime
We are absolutely thrilled to present the live UK debut of Raime. This shadowy production duo who released their debut EP for new label Blackest Ever Black in September to huge acclaim, utilise the space and pace of early dubstep but with a highly original twist. All channels are thrown wide-open by emphasising idiosyncratic allegiance to early 80?s goth, industrial, synthwave and lost folk. Their sound carries such a strange power that it sits as easily in the darkness of a living room as it does in a rammed warehouse as they proved at the Unsound festival in Krakow recently. Dread heavy, eerie, austere and yet accessible, Raime is party music for Cenobites. Check out their mix for Exotic Pylon here http://exoticpylon.com/pages/2010/08-07-10.html.

Eyeless in Gaza
Huxley via Samson. 'Undercurrents of magic' and the psychogeography of folk. Sexual ambiguity and industrial mythology. Refusal of conformity, telepathy and the warmth of communication: Martyn Bates and Pete Becker are restless voyagers who have been engaged in a highly complex dialogue with the margins of the past for many years now, and their recently reactivated and seminal Eyeless in Gaza can now be seen to have blazed a singular trail that has opened portals for many of the UK's finest contemporary underground explorers. 'There is no formula beyond listen to the soul, that's all.' It is beyond an honour to present Eyeless in Gaza as our headline act of the night. Website http://www.eyelessingaza.com/

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PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS WILL BE AN UNRESERVED SEATING/STANDING GIG