7 Year Glitch presents:
DAT POLITICS
PRE
DJS:
RADIOCLIT
Paul B Davis
Daniel Lee
PhilippaC
Saturday 10th June 2006, 8pm - 2am
Bardens Boudoir, 38-44 Stoke Newington Road, N16 7XJ
£6 in advance from Rough Trade and 7yearglitch.com
£8 on the door
http://www.7yearglitch.com
Back with their most accessible album to date, French trio DAT Politics bring their remarkably energetic live show to 7 Year Glitch for the only London date on their tour.
With a new knack for perversely catchy hooks, gorgeous rock choruses over furious casiotones and spinning rhythms, DAT politics finally succeed in capturing the wild euphoria of their renowned live shows on new record ‘Wow Twist’.
“living proof that experimental music doesn’t have to have its head up its own arse” (vice)
http://www.datpolitics.com
http://myspace.com/prepreprepre
http://www.radioclit.com/
http://www.bardensbar.co.uk/
7 Year Glitch were the first people to give you the furiously talented Test Icicles, Simon Bookish, Jitset, Nadia Ksaiba and Patrick Wolf and now were going to do it all over again. With a host of home-grown superstar DJs and more special guests than you can shake a very large stick at.
DAT POLITICS
PRE
DJS:
RADIOCLIT
Paul B Davis
Daniel Lee
PhilippaC
Saturday 10th June 2006, 8pm - 2am
Bardens Boudoir, 38-44 Stoke Newington Road, N16 7XJ
£6 in advance from Rough Trade and 7yearglitch.com
£8 on the door
http://www.7yearglitch.com
Back with their most accessible album to date, French trio DAT Politics bring their remarkably energetic live show to 7 Year Glitch for the only London date on their tour.
With a new knack for perversely catchy hooks, gorgeous rock choruses over furious casiotones and spinning rhythms, DAT politics finally succeed in capturing the wild euphoria of their renowned live shows on new record ‘Wow Twist’.
“living proof that experimental music doesn’t have to have its head up its own arse” (vice)
http://www.datpolitics.com
http://myspace.com/prepreprepre
http://www.radioclit.com/
http://www.bardensbar.co.uk/
7 Year Glitch were the first people to give you the furiously talented Test Icicles, Simon Bookish, Jitset, Nadia Ksaiba and Patrick Wolf and now were going to do it all over again. With a host of home-grown superstar DJs and more special guests than you can shake a very large stick at.