Keyword results: Electro
Picnic Social feat. Horse Meat Disco
What:
Picnic Social feat. Horse Meat Disco
Who:
Horse Meat Disco, Greg Wilson, Golden Bug
Where:
202 Broadway, Chippendale
When:
Sun Mar 14, 12pm-12am
How much:
$30 + BF here
Win:
One of two dbl passes. To enter, email win@twothousand.com.au with the subject 'fresh horse meat'
Description:
A massive f*#king disco awaits you. Picnic and Dan De Caires bring together Horse Meat Disco, Greg Wilson and Golden Bug for a huge 12-hour party at 202 Broadway. Legends on the UK party circuit and pioneers on the disco and electro funk frontier, these guys bring incredible talent to our shores.
Event: Party
Stimulus: dance shoes
So Serious Collective present Anoraak
What:
So Serious Collective present Anoraak
Where:
Oxford Art Factory, 38-46 Oxford St, Darlinghurst
When:
Sun Mar 6, 9pm
How much:
$20 here
Win:
A dbl pass. To enter, email win@twothousand.com.au with the subject 'nightdrive with you'
Description:
Living by the maxim that you dance first, think later, it's easy for me to push aside dreary obligations and get swept up in the music. So the rare chance to see Anoraak headline a massive night of electro and dance at OAF isn't easily overlooked. Presented by So Serious Collective, international big-gun Anoraak will join the likes of Dan Cares.
Event: DJs
Stimulus: E
Amanda Blank
What:
Amanda Blank
Where:
Hyde Park Barracks Museum
When:
Mon Jan 11, 8pm
How much:
$38 + bf here
Win:
A dbl pass. To enter, email win@twothousand.com.au with the subject 'YoYoYoYoYo'
Description:
Up until now, Uffie was the best female electro-rap star. Too bad she got a little too promiscuous and now none of us are really ready to uff. Amanda Blank is to the point, raw, booty-shaking hip hop over bright electronic beats. She's worked with Lykke Li, Diplo, !!!, Ghostface Killa and Spank Rock.
Event: Bands & DJs
Stimulus: dance shoes
Midnight Juggernauts
What:
Midnight Juggernauts
Who:
Midnight Juggernatuts + Cut Off Your Hands + Seekae
Where:
Metro Theatre, 624 George St, CBD
When:
Fri Nov 6, 8pm
How much:
$27.50 + BF here
Win:
One double pass. To enter just email win@twothousand.com.au with the subject 'Nachas'
Description:
I feel a certain pride when something Australian does well overseas. There's a word for it in Yiddish - the satisfaction a mother derives from her son's success - 'nachas'. Although the Midnight Juggernauts aren't my children, they still give me nachas. The Melbourne trio spent the last year gracing some of the world's most prestigious stages, including those of Glastonbury and Coachella.
Event: Music
Stimulus: dance shoes
Art Vs. Science
WHAT
ART VS SCIENCE
WHERE
OXFORD ART FACTORY, 38-46 OXFORD ST, DARLINGHURST
WHEN
FRI MAY 8, 8PM
HOW MUCH
$12 HERE
Get ready for a show-down all up in the club. It's brogues against bunsen burners, lycra against lab coats and installation art against immunology as Art vs. Science settle their differences on the dance floor. This fresh Sydney three piece is rocking socks with their heady live blend of pop, rock and French electro.
Event: Bands
Stimulus: Screams
Bromst, Dan Deacon
A new Dan Deacon album is a sure sign to rejoice.
BROMST lives up to the standard of his gloriously obnoxious 2007 release, SPIDERMAN OF THE RINGS. But wait!
Critics of Dan's abrasive tendencies will be happy to hear, he's turned down the dial on this outing; lowering his chipmunk-vocals in the mix and cutting back on the sharp, abrasive blasts of yore.
Ephemeral Exhibits, Starkey
A fertile cross-pollination between UK bass music and more traditional, American street electro styles is in evidence on Starkey's latest album for Planet Mu, EPHEMERAL EXHIBITS. Augmenting something of New York's Drop The Lime and Trouble & Bass crew's new House-y approach with the unmistakable low-end wobble, melancholy vocal processing and jaunty synth worship of so many recent 'Ol Blighty exports, this young Philadelphia artist - real name Paul Geissinger - offers a way forward for both style camps, each of which by themselves face inevitable cul-de-sacs; if only on account of the glut of straight-up tracks out there.
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