65 DAYS OF STATIC With guests Chris Clark (Warp Records)

dicelines · 23rd January 2006, 12:21 PM

Dicelines in association with VmanEvents.co.uk and Primary Talent International present…

65 DAYS OF STATIC
With guests Chris Clark (Warp Records) and The Mirimar Disaster
Monday 27th February 2006 @ ABC2, 330 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
Doors 7pm / Over 18s Only
Tickets £9 from www.ticketweb.co.uk / www.dicelines.com / Tickets Scotland

NB – New Venue - This gig has been moved from Edinburgh (Gig) to Glasgow (ABC2)

65 Days of Static return to Glasgow as part of a UK tour in February, playing at the ABC2 to coincide with the release of their single, Radio Protector, taken from the album One For All Time (Monotreme Records). The album was described by Drowned In Sound as “the most vital, enthralling and unrelenting record of 2005 – 9/10”
Formed in Sheffield in 2000 65 Days of Static have dragged post-rock kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Electronic music has always been tentative in its absorption of live instruments. Similar rock music has been similarly conservative or unsuccessful in expanding into an electronic field. 65 Days of Static are among the first to convincingly fuse and balance intelligent dance music with the most leftfield of avant-guitar music. 2004 album 'The Fall of Math' (Monotreme) is one of the few records that could genuinely be described as a successfully adventurous crossover bearing equal resemblance to the glitch noodlings of Aphex Twin and the expansive and schizophrenic landscapes of Godspeed You! Black Emperor. With much of the national media united in its praise as well as play on MTV and Radio 1 this could be the last chance to witness 65DOS's stunning live show in such intimate surroundings.
“Go home, take your play safe indie-punk records and burn them. 65 Days of Static have their heads in 2007 and everyone else is thirty years behind…Magnificent." - Simon Smerdon, Playlouder
Alongside 65 Days of Static is Warp Records man Chris Clark bursting onto the scene with debut release Clarence Park. After spells in Europe and the US, the E.P “Ceramics is the Bomb” was released and stints on XFM and Radio one followed. Latest Release, the full length album “Empty The Bones of You” is out now.
"A dazzling mix of Nintendo soul, warped acid and fragile neo-classical electronica... joyful, twisted, forward-thinking... this is essential" … 8/10 NME
For any additional information follow the links below:
www.65daysofstatic.co.uk
www.dicelines.com

Pacomari · 23rd January 2006, 12:27 PM

65 days of pure pish

jonas · 23rd January 2006, 12:29 PM

del would probably have a fit if he heard you say that...

Afro Joe · 23rd January 2006, 12:34 PM

65 days of static were pretty disappointing last october, i'd go see chris clark again though. might see i've got any money by then if it hasnt sold out. would be good if chris clark was doing a solo show elsewhere.

Pacomari · 23rd January 2006, 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jonas

del would probably have a fit if he heard you say that...

i am safe, he never leaves the house

rukkpicker · 23rd January 2006, 01:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Afro Joe

65 days of static were pretty disappointing last october, i'd go see chris clark again though. might see i've got any money by then if it hasnt sold out. would be good if chris clark was doing a solo show elsewhere.

Aye I'd agree with that. Barfly show was an extended yawnfest but time before that they were superb, guess this show will be the decider (plus there's always the inclusion of Chris Clark as a wee sweetner).

gav · 23rd January 2006, 02:14 PM

the mirimar disaster are well good! saw them last year in edinburgh. doomy sludged up rock, singer uses a delay pedal for some nice extras

PlaySleepRepeat · 23rd January 2006, 03:36 PM

Nice.

I love Chris Clarks music. His albums are so sticky and sleepy.

Eugh! The last time I mentioned "sticky" and "sleep" in a sentence together I finished it with "Your Honour".

Anyway, the point is that on CD Chris Clark is the fucking taste and if y'all like your Boards of Canada or The Album Leaf then go see him.

Only heard one 65daysofstatic track and it was quite good.

I'm away to get my sticky on! Mmm...peach inlay, Chris, you're a naughty man.

23rd January 2006, 12:21 PM	#1 (permalink)
dicelines Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 21	65 DAYS OF STATIC With guests Chris Clark (Warp Records) Dicelines in association with VmanEvents.co.uk and Primary Talent International present… 65 DAYS OF STATIC With guests Chris Clark (Warp Records) and The Mirimar Disaster Monday 27th February 2006 @ ABC2, 330 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow Doors 7pm / Over 18s Only Tickets £9 from www.ticketweb.co.uk / www.dicelines.com / Tickets Scotland NB – New Venue - This gig has been moved from Edinburgh (Gig) to Glasgow (ABC2) 65 Days of Static return to Glasgow as part of a UK tour in February, playing at the ABC2 to coincide with the release of their single, Radio Protector, taken from the album One For All Time (Monotreme Records). The album was described by Drowned In Sound as “the most vital, enthralling and unrelenting record of 2005 – 9/10” Formed in Sheffield in 2000 65 Days of Static have dragged post-rock kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Electronic music has always been tentative in its absorption of live instruments. Similar rock music has been similarly conservative or unsuccessful in expanding into an electronic field. 65 Days of Static are among the first to convincingly fuse and balance intelligent dance music with the most leftfield of avant-guitar music. 2004 album 'The Fall of Math' (Monotreme) is one of the few records that could genuinely be described as a successfully adventurous crossover bearing equal resemblance to the glitch noodlings of Aphex Twin and the expansive and schizophrenic landscapes of Godspeed You! Black Emperor. With much of the national media united in its praise as well as play on MTV and Radio 1 this could be the last chance to witness 65DOS's stunning live show in such intimate surroundings. “Go home, take your play safe indie-punk records and burn them. 65 Days of Static have their heads in 2007 and everyone else is thirty years behind…Magnificent." - Simon Smerdon, Playlouder Alongside 65 Days of Static is Warp Records man Chris Clark bursting onto the scene with debut release Clarence Park. After spells in Europe and the US, the E.P “Ceramics is the Bomb” was released and stints on XFM and Radio one followed. Latest Release, the full length album “Empty The Bones of You” is out now. "A dazzling mix of Nintendo soul, warped acid and fragile neo-classical electronica... joyful, twisted, forward-thinking... this is essential" … 8/10 NME For any additional information follow the links below: www.65daysofstatic.co.uk www.dicelines.com

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23rd January 2006, 12:27 PM	#2 (permalink)
Pacomari Banned Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: glasgow. Posts: 751	65 days of pure pish

23rd January 2006, 12:29 PM	#3 (permalink)
jonas Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: garnethill fleeto Posts: 542 Band: messy verde	del would probably have a fit if he heard you say that...

23rd January 2006, 12:34 PM	#4 (permalink)
Afro Joe Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Glasgow Posts: 7,263	65 days of static were pretty disappointing last october, i'd go see chris clark again though. might see i've got any money by then if it hasnt sold out. would be good if chris clark was doing a solo show elsewhere.

23rd January 2006, 02:14 PM	#7 (permalink)
gav Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Dundee Posts: 7,576 Band: Brickshithouse	the mirimar disaster are well good! saw them last year in edinburgh. doomy sludged up rock, singer uses a delay pedal for some nice extras

23rd January 2006, 03:36 PM	#8 (permalink)
PlaySleepRepeat Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Dundee Posts: 264 Band: eye	Nice. I love Chris Clarks music. His albums are so sticky and sleepy. Eugh! The last time I mentioned "sticky" and "sleep" in a sentence together I finished it with "Your Honour". Anyway, the point is that on CD Chris Clark is the fucking taste and if y'all like your Boards of Canada or The Album Leaf then go see him. Only heard one 65daysofstatic track and it was quite good. I'm away to get my sticky on! Mmm...peach inlay, Chris, you're a naughty man.