Bump!
Got some more info on the gig (from the beautiful music email)
Here goes......
Yep, its true, that wacky American we love to love to love so much is coming to Dorkland.
Sunday 8 June
Fu Bar
With special guests
Phelps & Munro
Parallel Universe DJs
Pure FX (an insane vocal exhibition of beatbox-cum-tui-cum-vocal-automotive workshop)
The world is taking notice of the young electro-brat-punk from Venezuela (well, way way back when), who now hails from Cali USA:
Mike Pattons raved about Kid606 enough to release his Down With The Scene on his Ipecac label.
XLR8R: Talk to him and youll hear descriptions like tweaked-out-acid-techno-kinda-house-stuff and a noisy-gabber-electro-thing. In fact, journalists are often equally at a loss when attempting to describe his sound, with hyphenated descriptions being the norm.
About Down With the Scene, The Face comments: The poster boy of avant-hard digital glitchmanship, San Diego Powerbook iconoclast Kid606 slaughters hip-hop, rewires techno and scrambles the rule book with typically breathtaking conviction. Its true: he is the Mac daddy.
Vice Magazine: In a world thats way too full of laptop techheads glitching away to rooms full of straight white guys, Jesus has arrived to lead us out of the darkness. We thought it was just Kid606. Then we put in the new album and realised it was holymotherfuckingKidmotherfucking606..The action packed mentallist brings you the fucking jams is an absolutely essential album not only because it sounds so cool, but because its bringing some punk aggressiveness, experimentation and sex into the land of laptops
San Francisco Weekly:With the presence of such luminaries as Matmos, the Synth club and the Tigerbeat6 label, the Bay Area has become the fountainhead of all that is laptop punk (the madcap collision of electronic beats, chaotic noise, computer bleeps, churning samples, derisive absurdity, and virulent live performances.) Amongst all this glory, Kid6060 sits at the top of the heap. Between remixes for the likes of Depeche Mode, Foetus, and Peeches, a reworking of NWAs Straight Outta Compton, and three challenging but delightful albums of his own, Kid606 can do no wrong.
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Hmm,.,.. Sunday gig, one for the true mentallists, hopefully I will be able to go.
I got that Gold Chains album now, brilliant stuff

maybe only 1 or 2 tracks that I am not liking.. heavy bass, squelchy noises, hiphop pisstake lyrics, and a wicked track with full on "orchestra stabs" all the way through. One for the open minded music fan to check.