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Time Out Critics Choice & Day Events Announced
by Noise of Art Team on Sep.13, 2011, under Events
Time Out’ has made Noise of Art and Trees for Cities’ Metiss’age club night Critics Choice.
Time Out’s piece about the event is HERE
And tickets are on sale HERE … but hurry…
The Metiss’age Street Art Festival is taking place in Paris, Rome and London, and is supported by the Cultural Programme of The European Union.
London’s Metiss’age Day takes place in London’s beautiful Battersea Park and runs from 10am until 3pm.
Designed as an art and music picnic, and taking place alongside the Tree-athalon, the 5k marathon that raises money to plant trees in inner cities, Metiss’age will feature an inter-active street painting, created by artist Miss Led and painted on-site by children and members of the public.
There will also be a stage with live bands and DJs playing on a solar powered mobile stage, street performers, contemporary dancers, family entertainment, food and refreshement, games and environmental information stalls and resources.
Acts appearing during the day include; 6 Day Riot, Tiny Dragons, Kevin Pearce, Rupert the Brewer, The People Pile, Artwork and two Sonicbids supported acts, Fred’s House and Dpplgngrs.
Tickets for 17 September now on sale
by Noise of Art Team on Aug.25, 2011, under Events
Noise of Art and Trees For Cities present: Metiss’age Nite, Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, London EC2A 3PQ, 9:30pm – 4am.
Featuring: Peter Kruder (Kruder and Dorfmiester/ G Stone), Si Begg (Mute/ Mutate), Ashley Beedle (Outhear Audio/ Dark Star/ Xpress 2), Ben Osborne (Noise of Art/ Slipped Disco), Dec Shoes, Portfolio (Mighty Rumble), Your Mum, Overlap, The People Pile, David Jenkinson (C21), Rupert the Brewer, Mark Scott Wood and more to be announced.
Tickets on SALE now here
Following a day of music and art events at Battersea Park, Noise of Art and Trees For Cities continue the Metiss’age activities with a night of electronic music, surround visuals, costumed contemporary dancers and immersive clubbing.
The evening sees pioneering deep house maestro, Peter Kruder, making a rare London appearance. Kruder rose to prominence as half of Kruder and Dorfmiester in the mid Nineties, and has continually contributed to electronic music’s evolution through deep house and broken beat. His DJ sets are both imaginative and floor shaking.
Kruder is joined by Si Begg, a similarly influential and restless musical soul, and Ashley Beedle, whose never ending projects and pseudonyms (including Black Science Orchestra, Dark Star, Delta House of Funk and X Press 2) have seen him continually re-define house, neo-soul, reggae, acid jazz and psychedelic funk. New act Dec shoes are a vinyl and vocal double act who’ve been raising the temperature at festivals and low ceilinged clubs throughout the summer. Producer and DJ, Portfolio, cut his teeth as resident DJ at Singapore’s celebrated Zouk club. Having recently moved to London, his new sound has become darker and deeper and has already been picked-up for compilations by Steve Lawler, amongst others. David Jenkinson has been busy exporting his C21 club around the world, but tonight returns to his home turf, while Trees For Cities regular Rupert the Brewer will be bringing his collection of smouldering funk to the table. Noise of Art founder Ben Osborne will deliver a trademark round of roof and floor bumping music.
Completing the immersive club experience there will be surround visuals, performance art and spectacular contemporary dance pieces provided by Noise of Art’s regular contributors Your Mum, Overlap and The People Pile, plus an alien anti-fashion show by artist Mark Scott Wood.
Money raised from the event will go to Trees for Cities to plant Metiss’age trees in inner cities.
Metiss’age is supported by the cultural programme of the European Union.
Noise of Art’s Metissage and 2011 London events
by Noise of Art Team on Aug.19, 2011, under Events
Noise of Art Attack The Block Party at Latitude
Noise of Art’s forthcoming London programme will run from 17 September to 14 October, including the Metiss’age Street Art Festival, supported by the Cultural Programme of the European Union.
Following recent events at Latitude, Sketch, National Portrait Gallery, Tate Britain and Spot Festival Denmark, the month of London events will include club nights, street art painting, contemporary dance, costumes, performance art, street performers and circus acts, all set around Noise of Art’s core of electronic club music.
Noise of Art is also supporting Tree For Cities and the Treeathalon, to raise awareness and funds for its work planting trees in inner city environments.
Venues include:
Battersea Park, London SW11; Village Underground, London EC2, Big Chill House, London N1, 93 Feet East, London E1, National Maritime Museum, London SE 10
Artists include:
Peter Kruder, Si Begg, Ashley Beedle, Acid Washed, Dec Shoes, Ben Osborne, Serge Santiago, DJ Ritu, Miss Led, Your Mum, Severino and Nico de Cigelia, aka Hyena Stomp, Overlap, The People Pile, Portfolio, Jason Singh, 6 Day Riot, Beef Warehouse, David Jenkinson, Rupert the Brewer, Tiny Dragons, Peter Hepworth, Mark Scott Wood and more to be announced.
Highlights:
Saturday 17 September Day Event
Noise of Art presents
Metiss’age Junior Street Art Festival and Music Picnic
@ the Treeathalon, Battersea Park, London SW11
Free entry: 10am – 3pm
The Metiss’age street art festival and music picnic is an all ages family event celebrating life in the city and cultural and ecological diversity. Organised by Noise of Art, it will run alongside the Trees For Cities Treeathalon event in Battersea Park.
The centre piece of Metiss’age is an interactive street painting celebrating cultural and eco diversity in London and designed by London artist Miss Led. It will be painted by young people and members of the public. The day is part of two sister festivals being held in Rome and Paris. It will feature a barefoot 100 meter world record attempt, performance art, acrobats, jugglers, a solar powered mobile music stage, costumes, dance, music, cross platform art and trees.
The Metiss’age events are organised in partnership with Global Warming in Paris and Explora in Rome and are suppoted by and part of the European Union’s Cultural Programme. Acts to be announced soon.
To join the Treeathalon race go www.treesforcities.co.uk
More information at www.noiseofart.org
17 September Night Event
Noise of Art and Trees For Cities present:
Metiss’age Nite
At Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, London EC2A 3PQ
10pm – 4am
Tickets £10
Peter Kruder (Kruder and Dorfmiester/ G Stone), Si Begg (S I Futures/ Noodles), Ashley Beedle (Outhear Audio/ Dark Star/ Xpress 2), Ben Osborne (Noise of Art/ Slipped Disco), Dec Shoes, Portfolio (Mighty Rumble), Your Mum, Overlap, The People Pile, David Jenkins (C21), Rupert the Brewer, Mark Scott Wood and more to be announced.
Money raised at the event will go to Trees for Cities to plant Metiss’age trees in inner cities.
Saturday 24 September
Noise of Art Vs Slipped Disco
Big Chill House, 257-259 Pentonville Road King’s Cross London N1 9N. 7pm – 2 am. Free
Continuing Noise of Art’s cross London, pan European celebration of cultural diversity and street art, Noise of Art returns to King’s Cross’ Big Chill House for a night of live electronics, deep house and bumping techno music. Noise of Art founder, DJ Ben Osborne, is joined by Dec Shoes (live), Rupert The Brewer, The People Pile, Overlap, Your Mum and a further line-up of special guests, to be announced.
Friday 30 September
93 Feet East, 150 Brick Lane, EC2
Noise of Art presents: Paris, Rome and London
93 Feet east
150 Brick Lane London E1 6QL
7pm – 1 am Free
Acid Washed (France), Hyena Stomp aka Severino and Nico de Ceglia (Italia), Dec Shoes (London), Ben Osborne, The People Pile, Beef Warehouse, Cosmic Onion Field, Rupert The Brewer and more to be announced
Mirroring sister events in Paris and Rome, Noise of Art steps into 93 Feet East for a Rome vs Paris and London three way marathon.
Thursday 6 October
Noise of Art and National Maritime Museum presents:
Traders Unpacked
National Maritime Museum, Romney Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9NF
Free, times and line up to be annunced.
To mark the opening of the new East India Gallery and wing at the former hub of Britain’s Navy, Noise of Art takes inspiration from the way Eastern sea routes have brought new cultures into London, and changed our art, music and film.
Full line-up to announced soon,
15 October
Noise of Art Vs Slipped Disco
Big Chill House 257-259 Pentonville Road King’s Cross London N1 9NL. 7pm – 2 am. Free
Serge Santiago Vs Ben Osborne and more to be announced
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).
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.
Listings Details
Slipped Disco UFO Friday 29 October
by noise of art on Oct.26, 2010, under Events
Slipped Disco’s UFO
Halloween special
with
Serge Santiago
Ben Osborne
Rupert The Brewer
Overlap
and more
Big Chill House, 257-259 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9NL
020 7427 2540
Friday 29 October
7pm – 3am
Free All Night
www.slippeddisco.co.uk
Two floors of cosmic house, future disco and jackin’ space funk and a roof terrace.
Slipped Disco hosts a night of horror themed projections, cosmic house, bin shaking b-lines and sci-fi funk. One time Stompa Funk and Radio Slave member, Serge Santiago is stepping up to big things right now, having signed his Retro/Grade project to Mike Pickering’s re-launched Deconstruction label. Fellow Slipped Disco resident, and genre hopping DJ Ben Osborne will be bringing his free ranging mix to the proceedings, while Rupert The Brewer will be setting his phasers to stun as he unleashes a cargo of funk fuelled electronics.
Visual artists Overlap will be re-cutting vintage horror movies into their trademark free flowing imagery and resident photographer Roulla will be snapping the snappy dressers.
“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.” (Time Out)
“Slipped Disco can be relied upon to organise a good party” (Spoonfed)
“The coolest parties in east London.” (ilikemusic blog)
Marz Attacks Big Chill House Friday 27 August
by noise of art on Aug.24, 2010, under Events
Slipped Disco UFO presents
MARZ ATTACKS
Fri Aug 27
The Big Chill House,
257-259 Pentonville Rd, London, N1 9NL
Time Out says:
“The psychedelic and progressive, cosmic and freak-out space-funky party from Slipped Disco (resurrecting the original night at The Roundhouse) with party host and DJ Ben Osborne, plus Serge Santiago and Rupert the Brewer and Evokoteur (live) on floor one, and a live set from Faze Action on floor two. Plus far-out visuals and plenty of nighttime creatures from outer space.”
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Slipped Disco’s UFO: Back at Big Chill House Friday 30th July
by Tom on Jul.23, 2010, under clubs
On Friday 30th July, runaway success story Slipped Disco’s UFO returns to Kings Cross with two floors of cosmic house, space funk and a roof terrace.
The night, inspired by London’s late ‘60’s UFO club, takes over the Big Chill House with a firing line up of jackin house, psychedelic beats, cosmic disco, wigged out funk and analogue electronics.
It sees seminal Nineties eclectic-cosmic DJ and Tummy Touch label boss, Tim “Love” Lee on the wheels of steel. Apart from being the man who discovered Groove Armada back in the 1990s, Lee has recently been causing a buzz wih his latest pych discovery, The Phenomenal Handclap Band.
He joins residents Ben Osborne and X-Press 2 man, Diesel, behind the decks, while Rupert The Brewer keeps it funky upstairs.
Captain Credible is literally from another planet. Norway. His show is an extraordinary, irresistible mix of theatre, music and insanity. This is his first time back since his UK debut at Slipped Disco last year. Not to be missed.
Also playing live, The 9000 return to rock our house down with their funked-up brand of electronic music meets Boosty Collins.
Other-worldly imagery and visuals come courtesy of regular art teams Overlap and Your Mum, while resident photographer Roulla will be on hand to portrait the glamorous.
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Noise of Art vs Slipped Disco’s UFO Friday 30 April
by noise of art on Apr.28, 2010, under Events
Ashley Beedle (X Press 2), Serge Santiago, Ben Osborne (noise of art), DJ Sonny (Mighty Rumble), Culprit 1 – LIVE (record launch), The 9000 – LIVE, Immaculate Extremists, Your Mum and Overlap.
Big Chill House, Kings Cross, London. 7-m – 4am, Free before 10pm then £5.
NOA teams up with sister club Slipped Disco’s UFO for a night of music, visuals, performance art and DJs. In true prog style the night will span live beat science, wigged out disco, psychedlic re-edits, bass fuelled sci fi funk and wah driven dancefloor rock – while art will come courtesy of regular Noise of Art collaborators, making this the biggest prog concept experience since Spinal Tap recreated Stonehenge.
“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)
