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SPREE
Powerful vocals, free-flowing rhythms and a subtle fusion
of jazz and electronica, Spree’s success was confirmed
in their nomination for the Best Live category for the Knowledge
Magazine Awards.
BASIC
Breakbeat backbones, serious bass, electro squelch, ninja
scratching. Miss them at you peril.
DECAL
Based in Dublin, DECAL has been making electronic music since
1993. This May sees the release of the new album ‘Release
Through Velocity’.
PHIL
KIERAN
‘Superstar’ Phil Kieran oozes slinky, dark, funky,
beats just for you. Phil has remixed tracks for the likes
of Meat Katie, Midfield General. New single ‘My House’
is already #1 in DJ/magazine charts.
OLYMPIC LIFTS
Signed to the Berlin record label, Bungalow. Olympic Lifts
are increasingly being “Hailed as a force mightier than
the truth” apparently.
Tickets £3.00 from the Festival office on 028
9023 2403 and Belfast Welcome Centre on 028 9024 6609
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WEDNESDAY
MAY 5
FESTIVAL MARQUEE 7.30PM
Fritz Lang’s Metropolis story of a futuristic city driven
by an enslaved population has been described as the first
ever science fiction film and has a cult status among fans
of the genre.
Ever since its first release, its soundtrack has been interpreted,
presented and edited in various regarded and disregarded versions.
In a unique project, four Northern Ireland based musicians
have together composed the soundtrack to the film. Each musician
has interpreted a 20-minute section of the film. The musicians
will be Rachel Holstead, Antoine Rivoire, Jason Dickson and
John O’Neill (The Undertones).
Film screens at 7.30pm
The project has been managed by Moving On Music and The Nerve
Centre in Derry.
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