Tag: faze action
Marz Attacks Big Chill House Friday 27 August
by noise of art on Aug.24, 2010, under Events
Slipped Disco UFO presents
MARZ ATTACKS
Fri Aug 27
The Big Chill House,
257-259 Pentonville Rd, London, N1 9NL
Time Out says:
“The psychedelic and progressive, cosmic and freak-out space-funky party from Slipped Disco (resurrecting the original night at The Roundhouse) with party host and DJ Ben Osborne, plus Serge Santiago and Rupert the Brewer and Evokoteur (live) on floor one, and a live set from Faze Action on floor two. Plus far-out visuals and plenty of nighttime creatures from outer space.”
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Noise of Art Paris
by noise of art on Jul.01, 2009, under Events, clubs
Noise of Art at Social Club Paris
Noise of Art presents
Deep Space Disco
Saturday 13 June
The Social Club Paris
With
The Emperor Machine (LIVE)
Faze Action/ Simon Lee (DJ Set)
Serge Santiago (DJ Set)
Ben Osborne
Les Hommes Du Train (DJ Set)
Overlap
Immaculate Extremists
MOTH
Film from the bfi Natioanl Archive
A night of performance, art and retro-futurist psychedelic disco music, featuring film of Soviet space missions, fantastically costumed performers, live music and DJs.
Following sell out events in London and across the UK, the NOISE OF ART will make its Parisian debut on 13 June by turning the Social Club into a deep space disco.
An immersive music, art and film clubbing event, Noise of Art’s Deep Space Disco features a line-up of London’s leading retro-futurist musicians, DJs, performance artists and visual arts teams. Amongst those crafting cosmic grooves to re-edited Soviet-era space films and fantastically costumed performers, will be The Emperor Machine (who release their new LP in the June), Faze Action (who also have a new space disco LP out), Serge Santiago and Les Hommes Du Train (who launch their single ‘Space Hopper’ on Parisian label Totolo). The night will feature rarely seen footage from early soviet space missions from the National Archive of the BFI.
Noise of Art founder, Ben Osborne, has recently been awarded a prestigious New Music Plus Award, by the PRS Foundation.
