Kinky Afro: Harmonic 313 LP launch - Friday 27th March
Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2009 6:19 pm
Kinky Afro
Friday March 27th
Harmonic 313 LP Launch:
“When Machines Exceed Human Intelligence” – Warp Records
Mark Pritchard = Harmonic 313, Global Communication, Jedi Knights, Reload, Troubleman, Link, N.Y. Connection, Use Of Weapons, 28 East Boyz and more.
This epic dance legend takes us on a sonic tour, his new Warp album and beyond into his 20 years deep within electronic music’s evolution.
Mark Pritchard, one of the most overlooked British protagonists of electronic music, hits the Sub Club for a wide ranging set of showcasing his in relentless quest to evolve music and its production.
It’s his J Dilla inspired Harmonic 313 beats that he’s touring yet this DJ set will be a jacking reference of 20 years at the sharp end of dance.
From his work with Tom Middleton as Global Communication starting in 1991 to 1994 (argued as the birth AND zenith of UK ambient electronics) to their floor filling electro as Jedi Knights - he’s quietly been influencing dance music for the last 2 decades.
With 23 underground aliases Pritchard is restless and off radar. Never one to stall to soak up the plaudits - this is a producer that's helped develop every scene from ambient to the bleeding edge of dubstep making this gig an underground appearance for the electronic aficionados.
The Sub Club, 22 Jamaica St, Glasgow
£10
11pm till 3am
Friday March 27th
Harmonic 313 LP Launch:
“When Machines Exceed Human Intelligence” – Warp Records
Mark Pritchard = Harmonic 313, Global Communication, Jedi Knights, Reload, Troubleman, Link, N.Y. Connection, Use Of Weapons, 28 East Boyz and more.
This epic dance legend takes us on a sonic tour, his new Warp album and beyond into his 20 years deep within electronic music’s evolution.
Mark Pritchard, one of the most overlooked British protagonists of electronic music, hits the Sub Club for a wide ranging set of showcasing his in relentless quest to evolve music and its production.
It’s his J Dilla inspired Harmonic 313 beats that he’s touring yet this DJ set will be a jacking reference of 20 years at the sharp end of dance.
From his work with Tom Middleton as Global Communication starting in 1991 to 1994 (argued as the birth AND zenith of UK ambient electronics) to their floor filling electro as Jedi Knights - he’s quietly been influencing dance music for the last 2 decades.
With 23 underground aliases Pritchard is restless and off radar. Never one to stall to soak up the plaudits - this is a producer that's helped develop every scene from ambient to the bleeding edge of dubstep making this gig an underground appearance for the electronic aficionados.
The Sub Club, 22 Jamaica St, Glasgow
£10
11pm till 3am