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If you're into dance music,into activism or into anything really and would like to come along,help us sort the gigs out or get involved in any way,just email electresist@hotmail.com or join the yahoo group
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Unplugging the system with beats--
Without sounding like a music snob, but will there be much breakcore at this gig. I am bring a few mates along but i will be hung drawn and quartered if that noise pollution will be played....
You can check out Lakker on http://myspace.com/lakker, they can range from quite sublime electronica to ragga jungle and heavy rave sound system action. Meanwhile PCP, who is one half of Homo Ludo regularly has a radio show over on Radio Na Life (as does Krossie) where you can tune in for a taste of his interests. Homo Ludo played at a recent Drumcorps gig in Kennedys, quite the sight, its two man deck versus guitar action with PCP marauding all over his records isolating beats from everything from Irish hip hop acts like Scary Eire to breaks and thumping bass while a guitarist chugs alongside it. Pure jumping up friend of the dancefloor stuff.
KALPOL regularly plays at Kaboogie gigs (http://myspace.com/kaboogiemusic) and delivers a really nice fluid mix of yes, breakcore and glitchy electronica, there should be a mix online somewhere. Krossie, that old don of fundraisers also has a Radio Na Life show where you can vet his interests for you and your friends . Usually you can expect a mix of hip hop, bhangra, the pop ass menage a trois of Brazilian baile funk and wonky bass lines from dubstep and krunk. Antrophe promises a display of similar heaving bass lines and spliced in surprises. Maybe next time we'll just do an auld table quiz for you, while someone plays some jingles on a Casio..
Anyone we'd know..?
Their actual name is on the flyer, you either recognise it or not. It doesn't really get more complicated does it?
"I Hate Myself and Want to Die" is an exhibition of Kurt Cobain inspired art by Eilis McDonald and Jenny Brady.
The exhibition includes new work by McDonald and Brady, alongside contributions from international fans and vintage teenage art. This obsessive, fanatical "Kurt-art" explores ideas of conscience and moral contradictions. The artworks, ranging from old drawings and films to hand printed Kurt Cobain bedclothes, are tangled into a huge shrine in the grunge-squat surroundings of McDonald's large studio at 6 Lower Ormond Quay.
Overlooking the Liffey and Bono's Clarence Hotel, the exhibition space is located in one of Dublin City Centers last surviving dilapidated buildings. The show opens on Saturday March 10th from 6pm to 11pm, and by appointment until Kurt's anniversary, the 5th of April.
This event is run in conjunction with Electronic Resistance and Seomra Spraoi. For more information see www.eilismcdonald.com or email info@eilismcdonald.com