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Our lad Kai’s rapidly ascent of the trip-hop ladder continued at a packed Club Cheek in Brixton yesterday…
It’s not repetition etc.
How have Kraftwerk changed since 1974? Musically every composition is underpinned by a toe-tapping dance backbone now. The volume is loud and visceral. Visually there is a continuous stream of evolving immersive imagery, which has a nostalgic focus on old tech. 100% entertainment power!
Let’s face it, only a John Betjeman DJ set could top this.
Upcoming November Group event at St Mary’s Cathedral in August.
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I know it’s over, but I’m still there www.theguardian.com/music/2026/j...
In 1974, they were much more primitive- 2 members played self-built electronic percussion (there were no drum machines), and the graphics were limited to a single image on the backdrop, which of course is still a central symbol ❤️
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Kraftwerk in Edinburgh last night was an eye-popping experience. Incredible that the last time I saw them in Leith was 52 years ago.
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What a blast we all had at The Fall: Futures and Pasts weekend!
Many thanks to Steve Hill for this top review in The Guardian!
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Featuring cover bands, walking tours and the poet laureate as DJ, The Fall: Futures and Pasts is the ultimate Fall fan experience. But can our writer get through Eat Y’Self Fitter at karaoke?
