Tag: noise of art
Latitude – Rehearsing at Beefy Mel’s
by noise of art on Jul.16, 2011, under Events
In the run up to our headline slot in the Film and Music Arena at Latitude Festival tomorrow night, here’s a short vid of our rehearsals in our festival wellies.
Despite the odd downpour, this year’s festival has had the best vibe to it yet.
If you’re here or on your way, come and join us on Sunday at 9:15pm – 1 am at the Film and Music Arena, and then come and find us at our Hush Don’t Tell after party until 3am.
Noise of Art’s Attack The Block – Party at Latitude
by Noise of Art Team on Jun.25, 2011, under Events
Noise of Art will launch its new show, Attack The Block – Party, at this year’s Latitude Frestival, 14-17 July 2011, with a mega line up of electronic music, including.
Xpress 2 // Si Begg // Lighthouses // AutoKratz // Dec Shoes // Ben Osborne // Overlap // Prick Image // The People Pile // Mark Scott Wood // visuals// performance artists and more
Noise of Art will continue its evolving steam punk sci-fi journey, UFO, at Latitude with ‘Attack The Block – Party’, a new chapter loosley inspired by Joe Cornish’s recently released film and Suffolk’s UFO Rendlesham incident.
Connecting the Seventies, an era of classic sci-fi imagery and New York’s seminal disco Block Parties – with today’s club scene, ‘Attack The Block – Party’ features a disco-tech sound track from some of the most revered pioneers in electronic music, alongside some of the newest arrivals.
Visual contributions come from hot club and up-and-coming street and gallery artists, while a troupe of contemporary dancers and performances artists complete the sensory immersion.
X-Press 2 are best known for their 2002 hit UK single, ‘Lazy’. Comprising of DJs Rocky and Diesel (aka Problem Kids/ Ballistic Brothers). Their first single, “Say What,” peaked at number 32 in the U.K. chart in October 1993. Further club hits were followed in 2002 with the top 10 deep house hit single “Lazy”, featuring Talking Heads’ David Byrne. Their third album, featuring a number of yet to be announced cool collaborations, is due to be released on Skint later this summer.
Si Begg is a highly original producer and inspiration to both the dub step/ London bass and new disco scenes. He’s also recorded music for films, television and advertisements and sound design for television channels, including the BBC, Channel 4 and MTV.
Autokratz were first spotted by French label Kitsuné. Based in London, AutoKratz made their LP debut in 2009 with Animal. They regularly feature on the annual series of Kitsuné Maison compilations, starting with the inclusion of “Pardon Garçon” on the fifth volume in 2007. AutoKratz have also remixed tracks by artists such as Underworld, Fischerspooner and La Roux.
Lighthouses have been variously described as “Bloc Party meets Justice”, “Daft Punk crossed with Soulwax” “Death from Above versus Delphic”… The real lighthouse at Orford Ness, near the Latitude site, has frequently been used to explain away the strange radiation and flashing lights during the UFO sighting at Rendlesham in 1980. This has nothing to do with the Lighthouses playing our UFO event. But according to loads of predictions, they’re expected to fly.
Dec Shoes formed when the core duo collaborated to write and perform a soundtrack for Noise of Art’s show at Latitude last year. A couple of months after they were asked to play a gig at London’s Southbank Centre, followed by a serries of small club appearances. This has lead to their first festival appearances in Europe and being invited to play on top of BT Tower to celebrate the Olympics.
Surrounding the music, Noise of Art collaborators Mark Scott Wood and Friends, Prick Image, Overlap and The People Pile will immerse the audience in specially created sci fi imagery, interactive performance, solar landscapes, lunar missions, UFO landings and extraordinary creatures.
Meanwhile Noise of Art founder and DJ Ben Osborne will be joining the dots.
Slipped Disco jacks back to house
by Noise of Art Team on Apr.18, 2011, under Events
Friday 22 April
Slipped Disco
Dec Shoes, Portfolio, Overlap, Rupert The Brewer and Ben Osborne. Photos by Roulla.
Big Chill House, 257-259 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9NL 8pm – 12am Free Entry
Slipped Disco returns to Big Chill House on Friday 22 April for a bank holiday special. Spinning back into BCH for a cosmic fuelled deep house session, boy-girl vinyl and vocals duo Dec Shoes will be taking to the floor, Rupert the Brewer will be bringing proceedings to the boil, and bubbling under Singaporean deep house producer Portfolio will be making his UK debut. Meanwhile resident DJ Ben Osborne will be spinning tracks from the soon to be released ‘Wolf Girl’ remix package (out in May featuring remixes from Ben Osborne, Idiotech and Gary Numan).
National Portrait Gallery Ben Osborne DJ Set
by noise of art on Mar.22, 2011, under Events
Thursday 7 April
Starting the Warm-up for the weekend, Noise of Art’s Ben Osborne plays a DJ set in the Main Hall.
National Portrait Gallery, St Martin’s Place London WC2H 0HE .
Thursday 7 April, 6pm-9pm. Free Entry
Friday 4 and Saturday 5 March
by Noise of Art Team on Feb.28, 2011, under Events
Friday 4 March
Slipped Disco presents Yes We KAN’T
Severino Vs Ben Osborne and The Lady Hot Tangerine
Momo, 25-27 Heddon Street, London, W1B 4BH.
10pm – 4 am Free entry all night. (noiseofart@gmail.com for details)
Ben Osborne (Noise of Art) DJs and The Lady Hot Tangerine play alongside co-resident DJ Severino (Horse Meat Disco/ Hyena Stomp) at this fashionable cenral London hideaway.
Saturday 5 March
Slipped Disco Back 2 Back with
Ben Osborne and The Lady Hot Tangerine
Big Chill Bar, Dray Walk, Off Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL
Free entry 7pm – 1 am
Slipped Disco return to their popular Big Chill Bar sessions for a night of four to the floor with Ben Osborne and the Lady Hot Tangerine showcasing their new project, with DJs and live vocals.
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Slipped Disco Birthday Celebrations
by Noise of Art Team on Feb.08, 2011, under Events
Friday 25 February 2011
Ben Osborne, Evokoteur, People Pile, Overlap, Rupert The Brewer and more…
The Victory, 281 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8AS
Free Entry 9:30-3:30am
Slipped Disco slides back to its Shoreditch roots for a one-off party to celebrate its first demi-decade.
Five years ago Slipped Disco opened its doors to celebrate the disco roots of contemporary club culture, while at the same time inviting new artists to play.
To celebrate the first five years, they’re returning to Hoxton and dipping into the newly revitalised Victory for a Birthday bash.
Forthcoming events include:
Slipped Disco presents Yes We KANT
Friday 4 March at Momo with Severino and Ben Osborne
Slipped Disco back to back
Saturday 5 March
Big Chill Bar, Dray Walk, Off Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL
Free entry 7pm – 1 am
Slipped Disco returns to Big Chill Bar for an intimate session of bass-led, stripped bare, four to the floor with Ben Osborne on decks and Lady Hot Tangerine on vocals.
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Slipped Disco presents Yes We KAN’T First Birthday Party
by noise of art on Feb.02, 2011, under Events
Friday 4 February
Severino Vs Ben Osborne plus special guests
Momo, 25-27 Heddon Street, London, W1B 4BH. 10pm – 4 am
Free entry all night. (noiseofart@gmail.com for details)
Ben Osborne (Slipped Disco/ Noise of Art) and Severino (Horse Meat Disco/ Hyena Stomp) and unannounced guests swing back into this fashionable hideaway for their birthday party mash-up.
Slipped Disco’s Yes We KAN’T started as a one off party here last February. Following the resulting mayhem, Momo’s asked if they could come back the following month. One month soon followed another and the invitations kept on coming and by the summer they were offered a monthly residency.
Over the last year Osborne-Severino forays here have caused sweet chaos.
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Slipped Disco’s UFO Friday 28 January 2011
by Noise of Art Team on Jan.09, 2011, under Events
Friday 28 January 2011
Slipped Disco’s UFO
UFO First Birthday Party.
Ben Osborne Lady Hot Tangerine, Evokoteur, People Pile, Overlap, Rupert The Brewer, Your Mum, photos by Roulla and more
257-259 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9NL
8pm – 2am Free ALL NIGHT
Celebrating a year of psych fuelled beats, crazy costumes, packed houses and inter stellar imagery, Slipped Disco returns on 28 January. Spinning back into BCH for a cosmic house fuelled session, live electronic futurists Evokoteur launch their breathtaking single, ‘Woolf Girl’, alongside surprise live acts, while a new contemporary dance act join the regular UFO DJs. The UFO jams at Big Chill House keep the joint jacking into the wee hours.
“When we heard Slipped Disco, noise of Art, Deep Space Disco polymath Ben Osborne was planning to resurrect the legendary UFO Club, our brains exploded.” (Eddy Lawrence, Time Out)
“Slipped Disco can be relied upon to organise a good party” (Spoonfed)
“The coolest parties in east London.” (ilikemusic blog)
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Slipped Disco presents Yes We KAN’T This Friday
by noise of art on Jan.05, 2011, under Events
Ben Osborne (Noise of Art) and Italo don Nico de Ceglia (Hyena Stomp) head for the bunker at Momo, as Yes We KAN’T swings back into this fashionable hideaway. Started as a one-off party in February 2010, these forays into neo house have become a monthly institution; causing sweet chaos that regularly has the crowd on the tables.
Friday 7 January 2011
Slipped Disco presents Yes We KAN’T
Nico de Ceglia Vs Ben Osborne
Momo, 25-27 Heddon Street, London, W1B 4BH.
10pm – 4 am
Free entry all night.
email for guest list: noiseofart@gmail.com
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New Years Eve at Sketch
by Noise of Art Team on Dec.15, 2010, under Events
Friday 31 December 2010 – Saturday 1 January 2011
Noise of Art’s – Rendlesham UFO
Sketch
9 Conduit Street
W1S 2XG
7pm-4am
7pm open for drinks and DJs in bars (all tables fully booked)
11pm performances start
4am Close
FREE ENTRY guest list email noiseofart@gmail.com
Featuring Ben Osborne Lady Hot Tangerine, classical string section, Overlap, Your Mum, Strap On, The People Pile, performance artists, costumes, surround visuals and more.
This New Year’s Eve Sketch invites music and art nightclub collective, Noise of Art, back for the second year in a row. Tonight they will perform their show celebrating the 30th anniversary of the UK’s biggest UFO incident.
The Rendlesham UFO incident took place on 28 an 29 December 1980 in a forest surrounding a US Air Force Base in Suffolk, East England. The incident was personally witnessed by the Airforce base’s high command, who reported the unexplained flying objects, strange lights and high levels of radiation to the MOD. It has never been explained.
Rendlesham UFO is an immersive club event, featuring DJs, singers and a live classical string section playing house, disco and bass music, accompanied by surround visuals, costumed dancers and performers.
“For clubbing with a reliable edge look no further than Ben Osborne’s UFO inspired electrofest.” (Time Out)
“Noise of Art is dizzyingly comprehensive.” Flavourpill
“You’re unlikely to attend another event in London like this.” DJ Magazine
