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18 Bido Lito! September 2014 Edited by Richard Lewis Previews/Shorts JULIAN PEREZ Returning for their first event of the 2014/15 winter season, MODU:LAR bring JULIAN PEREZ to the recently revitalised Magnet. Inspired by the sounds that emanated from Chicago and Detroit in the early 1990s, Perez cut his teeth in the clubs of London and Berlin. A firm fixture on the European festival circuit and a regular presence at Ibizan superclubs, expect tickets to move fast. The Magnet / 6th September PATRICK WOLF Making a return visit to the city following a rapturously received show at The Epstein Theatre last year, PATRICK WOLF plays in the venerated surroundings of the Anglican Cathedral. Taking a magpie approach to genres, moving between electro-pop and baroque chansons, next month’s show is a one-off occasion between a run of European festival dates. Anglican Cathedral / 8th September The musical alter ego of South London-born, Vienna-based SOHN Christopher Taylor, electronica artist SOHN, released debut LP Tremors to across-the-board critical praise in April. Winning favourable comparisons to James Blake and Rhye, the 4AD signing has notched up an impressive list of collaborations alongside his own work, including remixing Lana Del Rey track Ride. The Kazimier / 18th September HOLLY HERNDON As part of the Syndrome sessions, the collective team up with Deep Hedonia to bring acclaimed electronic composer HOLLY HERNDON to the city. EP Chorus, released in February, has been critically applauded, with the title track receiving particular praise for its audacious sampling of Holly’s internet browsing history set to electronic backing – hailed by one reviewer as “arrestingly gorgeous and frightening all at once.” 24 Kitchen Street / 5th September David Thomas Broughton Appearing in Liverpool for the first time in five years, experimental folk musician DAVID THOMAS BROUGHTON visits MelloMello in mid-September. Returning to the live circuit with a score of festival appearances booked across the UK, his live show was described by Mojo in 2010 as “Straddling the line between music hall turn and avant-garde performance artist.” With three albums and a clutch of EPs to his name, following 2005 debut LP The Complete Guide To Insufficiency and the succeeding year’s It's In There Somewhere, a five-year gap ensued before the arrival of Broughton’s most recent album Outbreeding, released to near-unanimous acclaim in May 2011. After another lengthy gestation period, forthcoming LP 5 Curses is set to break Broughton’s recording silence. Inspired by Tom Waits and the confessional tone of Bill Callaghan’s Smog-era work, and compared to contemporary Sam Amidon, Broughton’s work features a large element of improvisation and spontaneity. Playing solo acoustic guitar and feeding sounds through loop pedals to create backdrops, as well as utilising elements of field recordings, Broughton’s sets have been known to feature plenty of wandering offstage to communicate with the audience, and also pressing various pieces of furniture into service as percussion. Support on the night comes from artist/folk musician CHIZ TURNROSS, MIKEY KENNEY (Ottersgear) and IN ATOMS, all for the ridiculously reasonable price of £4. MelloMello / 19th September THE COSMIC DEAD Part of a space rock lineage that includes Hawkwind, Glaswegian prog/psych maximalists THE COSMIC DEAD make a welcome return to Merseyside in support of recent album Easterfaust early this month. The LP showcases their telepathic improvisatory skills, comprising two monolithic jams recorded in real time. Stellar support comes from former Bido Lito! cover stars MIND MOUNTAIN plus THREE DIMENSIONAL TANX. MelloMello / 5th September Nashville trio NATURAL CHILD have been making waves with NATURAL CHILD their ragged take on roots rock. Sourcing The Stones, The Stooges, Neil Young and plenty of bong hits, the band’s recent Dancin’ With Wolves LP picked up praise Stateside from Spin and The AV Club. Former touring partners with Black Lips and almost constantly on the road, their current tour looks likely to be the springboard to bigger things. Parr Street Studio 2 / 16th September Hope Fest Hot on the heels of the inaugural HOPE Fest in March, HOPE FEST: THE BIG ONE takes place between 19th and 21st September, in aid of Merseyside’s homeless. Five venues across the city will be pressed into action for the event, playing host to around eighty bands over the three days. In partnership with The Whitechapel and Basement Advisory Centres, the gigs take place at locations in the city centre (The Brink, The Lomax, The Magnet), the Baltic Triangle (Baltic Social) and Lark Lane (The Albert). With the event staffed by volunteers and all the acts donating their time for free, uniquely for a charitybased event the entrance fee is not monetary: instead festivalgoers will be asked to make a donation from a list of much-needed items such as clothes and food. Donations can either be made on the door or in the form of a minimum donation for a wristband to all venues over the weekend. Clients of The Whitechapel and Basement Advisory Centres will be able to attend their own musical workshops, including singing with Balance Vocal Studios and guitar tuition with Liverpool Music School. Acts confirmed across the weekend include KALANDRA (pictured), THE SOUL RAYS, STEREO ELECTRIC MISTRESS, THE MONO LPS, WESTERN PROMISE, TJ & MURPHY, THE SCIENCE OF THE LAMPS, BLACK SEASONS and plenty more. Full details can be found at facebook.com/HopeFestLiverpool. Various venues, 19th – 21st September bidolito.co.uk
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