TrevorReznik
Member
!KABOOGIE: The !K Club
Thurs January 21 2010,
Bassment,
Thomas House, Thomas St., Dublin.
8:30pm - 11:30pm
FREE AS ALWAYS
with:
*ED DEVANE (http://www.eddevane.com/ / http://www.myspace.com/eddevanemusic)
*ILEX (http://www.myspace.com/fringe1 / http://www.wix.com/_ilex_/ilex)
*!K RESIDENTS
Ed Devane makes weird heavy polyrhythmic dancefloor music, often using a home-made zither to pad out his beats and basslines. Somewhere between techno, hip hop, breakcore and drone, Ed’s sound sidesteps easy definition. Since 2005 Ed’s music has been released on various labels including Touchin’ Bass, Spacebar Sentiments and !kaboogie, and 2010 will see an album on Man Trap Recordings and an EP on Takeover Recordings. When not making music or instruments Ed is heavily involved in the Second Square to None collective in Dublin.
Mix of forthcoming material featured on spannered.org:
http://www.spannered.org/radio/1633/
Additional linkage:
http://www.eddevane.com/
http://www.myspace.com/eddevanemusic
ilex (no CAPS!) has been producing music since 2005 under the moniker Fringe. Her debut album ‘Nubivagant’ will be released in late march 2010 with a mixture of work from the past five years and some newer unheard tracks - of which some will be played at the !Kaboogie show. Her work has been described as ‘Sunday afternoon music’ or alternatively ‘music for the wee small hours’ . A blend of unconscious tones to live your life by.
Here’s what people who write things say by writing:
Review of ‘Chairs’ (ABCNET009):
‘Holly McGowan AKA Fringe presents a lovely, thoughtful and engaging release as her debut ‘Chairs’. Combining at times stuttering motorik beats with space, melody and voice, it weaves, pulses and slides through different rooms echoing with activity down the hall. Glitches, squelches and cascading piano melodies shift and repeat in the foreground as drones and subtle artifacts modulate and open into a warm glow. A haze of steam condensation reveals an intimate musical conversation of interaction and emotion, melancholia and joy. Have a listen smile’
Jim Carroll of the Irish Times:
‘Animation graduate Holly McGowan’s glitchy soundscapes are perfect for sun-haze afternoons and the wee small hours.’
Nialler9 (http://www.nialler9.com):
‘found Fringes MySpace page a few months ago and have been hooked on her tunes ever since. Her page is pretty impressive: 2790 friends, loads of strange images/random videos and of course, the tunes. Fringe makes beautiful ambient electronic music, sometimes singing on her arrangements. I was immediately hooked to Improving from the first time I heard it. Its got a soothing feel to it with lovely repeating synth phrases. I cant pinpoint exactly what it is I like about the song all I know is that it makes me feel good. In early June, Fringe was playing here first ever gig in the cozy but confined settings of the Ice Bar so myself and my friends popped along. When I walked in the door, she was playing this tune. I was enraptured by it and just stood there trying not to look silly in an otherwise quiet enough bar. It was another of those moments.’
ilex Linkage:
http://www.myspace.com/fringe1
http://www.wix.com/_ilex_/ilex
Support from some or maybe all of the following: A-Force, DJ Rodafther, Eomac, PCP, Redmonk, Richie !K, Sixfoot Apprentice…
Thurs January 21 2010,
Bassment,
Thomas House, Thomas St., Dublin.
8:30pm - 11:30pm
FREE AS ALWAYS
with:
*ED DEVANE (http://www.eddevane.com/ / http://www.myspace.com/eddevanemusic)
*ILEX (http://www.myspace.com/fringe1 / http://www.wix.com/_ilex_/ilex)
*!K RESIDENTS
Ed Devane makes weird heavy polyrhythmic dancefloor music, often using a home-made zither to pad out his beats and basslines. Somewhere between techno, hip hop, breakcore and drone, Ed’s sound sidesteps easy definition. Since 2005 Ed’s music has been released on various labels including Touchin’ Bass, Spacebar Sentiments and !kaboogie, and 2010 will see an album on Man Trap Recordings and an EP on Takeover Recordings. When not making music or instruments Ed is heavily involved in the Second Square to None collective in Dublin.
Mix of forthcoming material featured on spannered.org:
http://www.spannered.org/radio/1633/
Additional linkage:
http://www.eddevane.com/
http://www.myspace.com/eddevanemusic
ilex (no CAPS!) has been producing music since 2005 under the moniker Fringe. Her debut album ‘Nubivagant’ will be released in late march 2010 with a mixture of work from the past five years and some newer unheard tracks - of which some will be played at the !Kaboogie show. Her work has been described as ‘Sunday afternoon music’ or alternatively ‘music for the wee small hours’ . A blend of unconscious tones to live your life by.
Here’s what people who write things say by writing:
Review of ‘Chairs’ (ABCNET009):
‘Holly McGowan AKA Fringe presents a lovely, thoughtful and engaging release as her debut ‘Chairs’. Combining at times stuttering motorik beats with space, melody and voice, it weaves, pulses and slides through different rooms echoing with activity down the hall. Glitches, squelches and cascading piano melodies shift and repeat in the foreground as drones and subtle artifacts modulate and open into a warm glow. A haze of steam condensation reveals an intimate musical conversation of interaction and emotion, melancholia and joy. Have a listen smile’
Jim Carroll of the Irish Times:
‘Animation graduate Holly McGowan’s glitchy soundscapes are perfect for sun-haze afternoons and the wee small hours.’
Nialler9 (http://www.nialler9.com):
‘found Fringes MySpace page a few months ago and have been hooked on her tunes ever since. Her page is pretty impressive: 2790 friends, loads of strange images/random videos and of course, the tunes. Fringe makes beautiful ambient electronic music, sometimes singing on her arrangements. I was immediately hooked to Improving from the first time I heard it. Its got a soothing feel to it with lovely repeating synth phrases. I cant pinpoint exactly what it is I like about the song all I know is that it makes me feel good. In early June, Fringe was playing here first ever gig in the cozy but confined settings of the Ice Bar so myself and my friends popped along. When I walked in the door, she was playing this tune. I was enraptured by it and just stood there trying not to look silly in an otherwise quiet enough bar. It was another of those moments.’
ilex Linkage:
http://www.myspace.com/fringe1
http://www.wix.com/_ilex_/ilex
Support from some or maybe all of the following: A-Force, DJ Rodafther, Eomac, PCP, Redmonk, Richie !K, Sixfoot Apprentice…
