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Re:Play and Concrete, January 2013
by Noise of Art Team on Jan.03, 2013, under Events
Happy New year 2013! Re:Play returns on Saturday 26 january and before that there’s a free event at Concrete Bar, next to the Haywood Gallery, Southbank, London, on Friday 18 January, 9pm – 1 am. If you can’ t make that, the next Re:Play, with Fred Deakin of Lemon Jelly fame, promises to be a treat. Details below…
Saturday 26 January 2013
RE:PLAY
w/ special guests:
FRED DEAKIN (LEMON JELLY) and resident DJ BEN OSBORNE
BEDROOM BAR, 62 RIVINGTON ST, London EC2A 3AY www.noiseofart.org
9-3am £5 adv / £7 on the door
Fred Deakin has crossed boundaries from the start. A classically trained musician, he was a pioneer of dance music in London, where he grew up, and Edinburgh – where he lived for a decade. While in Scotland he started his artistic career as part of the Airside collective and ran several club nights.
But it was with old friend Nick Franglen, a studio programmer, who worked with Primal Scream, Bjork and The Spice Girls, that he began recording under name Lemon Jelly.
Between 1998 and 2000 they released three EPS on their own label, Impotent Fury – also the name of their seminal Brick Lane club night.
After signing to XL, they released the EPs as an LP ‘Lemonjelly.ky’, before moving onto their second album, ‘Lost Horizons’, which was released in 2002, and nominated for the 2003 Mercury Prize and Brit Award.
The last LP from Lemon Jelly, ’64-’95, featured samples drawn from the years between those two dates and came out in 2005. The band were to announce they were taking a break in 2008, but Fred continued working on his side projects, in 2006 writing electronic music for silent films and DJing at the first Noise of Art events at The National Film Theatre and Tate Britain. He released his neo-Balearic album, The Triptych, in 2007.
Most recently Fred debuted an interactive art installation for La Gaîté Lyrique in Paris in June 2012 and released the debut album from his new musical project Frank Eddie in the winter of 2012.
Fred’s career has covered everything from hip hop to house to downbeat to leftfield film tracks. What period he will re-play at RE:Play is anyone’s guess.
Resident DJ and long standing London DJ, Ben Osborne, will also be on hand with a platter of freshly cut tracks and a trademark roof bumping mix to keep spotters and dancers on their toes into the wee hours.
“Great concept, with consistently great guests too” (Time Out).
SOLD OUT – NOISE OF ART’s NYE
by Noise of Art Team on Dec.03, 2012, under Events
Monday 31 December 7pm – 3am, at the Hog, 227 KING STREET, LONDON W6 9JT
Justin Robertson – Deadstock 33s, Ben Osborne – Noise of Art, Rupert The Brewer, Your Mum, Overlap and more to be announced.
CLICK HERE To buy tickets online,
Noise of Art takes its surround visual experience west along the Thames to the Hog, the new, salubrious hang out in Hammersmith, for New Year’s Eve.
The New Year’s Eve Party will feature seminal DJs, music, surround projections and visuals, all washed down by a selection of fine wines and ales, including the Hogs own brew.
With more to be announced, The DJs on hand tonight include Justin Robertson, seminal Hacienda DJ, who is currently turning heads with his Deadstock 33s project with Daniel Avery. Ben Osborne, founder of Noise of Art, veteran international club DJ, one time dance music show presenter on Xfm and NME Radio, musician and writer of books.
The New Year event will be taking place across the entire venue and garden. Guests can chose between a ticket for just the party, which costs £10, or the all inclusive £45 ticket, which includes a meal from the Hog’s celebrated kitchen. A high quality bargain whichever one you choose.
Tickets available now behind the bar.
CLICK HERE To buy tickets online,
To book by telephone: 020 8748 3391
“When it comes to mega multimedia events, Ben Osborne and his collective, Noise of Art, are all over it.” Time Out
“The idea’s brilliant” FACT“Bound to free the crowd from any torpor.” The Guardian
“Ben Osborne’s Noise Of Art collective has built up an enviable reputation over seven years for putting on cutting-edge club events.” Joe Rudkin, Flavourpill.
“This gets a very big Londonist thumbs up.” The Londonist
“You’re unlikely to attend another event in London like this, so our advice is to get your ticket sharpish.” DJ Magazine.
“When we heard Slipped Disco, Noise of Art, Deep Space Disco polymath Ben Osborne was re-launching the legendary UFO club our brains exploded with the sheer fuck-offness of it” Time Out.
Noise of Art debut Abu Dhabi Art Fair 2012
by noise of art on Nov.09, 2012, under Events
Time out Abu Dahbi interview Noise of Art’s Ben Osborne CLICK HERE to read
“The British Council is bringing one of Britain’s most innovative art and music collectives to the UAE for the first time when the “Noise of Art” performs at the Abu Dhabi Art Plaza Evening on Friday 9th November.” AME info
Abu Dhabi Art The Facts
The 2012 fair will attract over 20,000 visitors and over 600 art pieces will be featured.
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.
