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U:mack & DEAF Warp Records showcase

Clark

Plaid (live), Clark (live), Tim Exile (live), Bibio (Laptop/ DJ) and DJ N>E>D.

Sunday 25th October – The Button Factory, Dublin.
Tickets €25 From Road, Sound Cellar, Spindizzy, City Discs & online at www.tickets.ie/umack


Plaid set will be a Classics set taken from the best of their back catalogue including tracks that have not been played for ten years – pretty excited about this. Both Clark and Bibio have released great albums this year: Clark’s Totems Flare (listen to his bonkers Friendly Fires remix here) and Bibio’s magically schizophrenic Ambivalence Avenue. I haven’t listened to Tim Exile much recently apart from ‘Don’t Think We’re One’ from Listening Tree, his album also released this year. This is going to be a hell of a show.

Bibio – Jealous of Roses

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Clark – Rainbow Voodoo

Video for one of my favourite Plaid tracks – ‘Eyen’.


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  1. Ultimate sickness. I’m gonna head to this straight after Fleetwood Mac! What a day. Unfortunately I’ve got work at 9 in the morning. How the hell am I going to get up in time?

  2. Eyen’s a materpiece and that video is sock-knocking!! What a stunning line up…in fact it looks like a potential gig of the year.

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