Friday 6 April 2012

FutureEverything Festival 2012 - 16th -19th of May

FutureEverything 2012 will take place in Manchester over the weekend of 16 – 19 May, bringing together an explosive music programme, premieres of contemporary visual art and trailblazing speakers from around the world, in an entertaining exploration of the artistic and political possibilities of new participatory technologies. The Festival was named in the Guardian’s Top 10 Ideas Festivals, 2012. 

Amon Tobin will be headlining the music programme with his ISAM (Live), the spectacular A/V show from the Ninja Tune artist. FutureEverything brings the show to the North of England for the first time, with the only other 2012 shows taking place in Brixton and at Coachella festival. 


To purchase tickets click on the link here

The FutureEverything website is here

Looks like it's going to be an amazing event.  Here's all the festival info. in more depth....


FUTUREEVERYTHING FESTIVAL MUSIC PROGRAMME

Dates: Weds 16 – Sun 20 May 2012

Venues: Manchester Academy, RNCM, Islington Mill, St.Philip’s Church, Quay House Spinningfields, Contact Theatre, Instituto Cervantes + more to be announced

Acts: Amon Tobin ISAM (Live), Matthew Herbert One Pig, Deadbeat, Andy Stott, Szare, Shabazz Palaces, Tim Hecker, Forest Swords, Dieter Moebius, Polinski, DJ Cheeba Solid Steel, alt-J, Money, No Ceremony, Stealing Sheep, Great Waves, Pins, Trojan Soundsystem, Death Grips, Marcel Dettmann, Levon Vincent, John Talabot, Falty DL, Holy Other, The Haxan Cloak, Vessel

FutureEverything is an award-winning multi-arts festival, based in Manchester. It comprises a conference, art exhibition and live music programme that focus on the impact of digital culture on our everyday lives – by curating playful and experimental projects which invite audiences to bring the future into the present.


Now in its 17th year, the FutureEverything 2012 music programme re-aligns the festival with its ambitious, electronic and experimental history, presenting artists who are active in shaping the future of their genre.
Headlining the festival is Amon Tobin ISAM (Live), the spectacular A/V show from the Ninja Tune artist. FutureEverything brings the show to the North of England for the first time. With the only other 2012 shows taking place in Brixton and at Coachella festival, this offers a real opportunity for Northern audiences to experience the dizzying onslaught of projection mapping onto an enormous stage set – an A/V show that is truly dependant on both sound and visuals to create a masterful, 3D assault on the senses.

Where Amon Tobin heralds the pinnacle of A/V, Matthew Herbert’s One Pig marries production techniques with the absurdly theatrical to underline a political point. Tim Hecker performs his organ compositions in-situ within the wonderful St. Philip’s Church, a space also utilised by Forest Swords for a special performance with a choir. Alt-J, who have been generating huge radio airplay and acclaim ahead of their widely anticipated debut album release in May 2012, and No Ceremony headline a specially curated North-West showcase at Quay House, whilst artists such as Deadbeat, Andy Stott and Szare refine their craft by going back to basics at the FutureEverything Opening Party with MUTEK.

Venues


FutureEverything 2012 offers a smaller, cohesive musical footprint around the City Centre. Our venues have been carefully chosen to allow a natural progression from show to after-party.
We will be re-using venues across each night, to allow a festival ‘feel’ and will combine large scale venues (Manchester Academy and RNCM) with smaller, underground venues such as Islington Mill, St Phillip’s Church and a disused office block in Spinngfields called Quay House.


Working alongside key venues and promoters across Manchester’s music scene, the FutureEverything festival hosts audio-visual events, live performances, club nights and workshops across the city.

Tickets for all gigs can be purchased via See Tickets

 
Weds 16 May: Tim Hecker + Forest Swords at St. Philip’s Church (8pm-10.30pm) / Shabazz Palaces at Islington Mill (8pm-10.30pm) / FutureEverything Opening Party w/ MUTEK Deadbeat (Live) + Andy Stott + Szare at Islington Mill (10.30pm-4am)

Thursday 17 May: Dieter Moebius ‘Metropolis’ + Polinski at St. Philip’s Church (8pm-10.30pm) / Tri-Angle Showcase: Holy Other + The Haxan Cloak + Vessel + special guests at Islington Mill (8pm-10.30pm)

Friday 18 May: DJ Cheeba Solid Steel A/V Set (9pm-late) at Islington Mill / alt-J + Money + No Ceremony + Stealing Sheep + Great Waves + Pins at Quay House Spinningfields (5.30pm-11pm) / Matthew Herbert One Pig at RNCM (8pm-11pm)


Saturday 19 May: Amon Tobin ISAM (Live) Audio Visual Show (8pm-11pm) / Trojan Soundsystem at Contact Theatre (9pm-2am) / Marcel Dettmann + Levon Vincent + Falty DL + John Talabot at venue TBC (10.30pm-late)

Sunday 20 May: FutureEverything Closing Party w/ Now Wave: Death Grips at Quay House Spinningfields (5.30pm-10pm)

Don't miss it :)

Thursday 5 April 2012

Max & Harvey - Space Therapy (Woob Mixes)

Here's the latest EP from Woob. There's three different mixes of the track Space Therapy. Each mix offers something truely different and give fans another glimse into the mind of sonic genius Paul Frankland. Be sure to check out his Return to the City (Original Soundtrack) from last year if you missed it. It is a cinematic gem. You can listen to both releases below....





You can follow all things Woob by checking out the links below....

Woob blog

Woob homepage

Woob on bandcamp

Of course Woob is one of our recommended artists on emg...

Woob on ElectronicMusicGuide.com

Lastly here's a time lapse video of the track Paradigm Flux (Tokyo Cut) taken from his Paradigm Flux EP. Enjoy....