Publicist, playing at Mofofest.
So you’ve been missing Club Motherfucker since their last live do in March? Course you have. Fear not! Because the Daughters of Kaos are back with something even bigger, even better and even less frequent. Get yourselves along to the awesome party that is Mofofest! It’s on Saturday 12 September at Bardens, and it sounds, well, motherfucking great.
Club Motherfucker Presents
MOFOFEST! Part 1
SATURDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER 2009
at Bardens Boudoir
38 Stoke Newington Road
‘The Black door and down the stairs to the basement’
Dalston
London N16 7XJ
7:30 - 4:00
£4 before 8:30, £6 After, £5 with Flyer before 11:00
Bands early, Dancing, Drinking and ting ‘til late!
Arrive Early Motherfuckers!
Live!Live!Live!
PUBLICIST
The solo project of Trans Am/Weird War drummer Sebastian Thomson is a full on, gale force, discospacefunk dance party in your pants. To behold this dude pounding the kit shirtless and raw, live and direct from the dance floor, is to behold the beauty of the beat. sechz-ay!
http://www.myspace.com/thenameispublicist
HESTA PRYNN (In Civil Shepherd)
If NYC’s Northern State are the female Beastie Boys, then Hesta Prynn is totally Ad Rock. Much like her male counter-part, her cheeky, nasal rhymes could be obnoxious but are delivered with enough charm, wit and spunk to earn her extra special lovin’ from the listener. Cutting a different kind of cloth on her new solo project but bringing the same kinda sass, Hesta channels Le Tigre’s more melodic moments and leans on some stellar indie connections to create classy electro pop thats not out of place with the current crop of charting chanteuses the UK has to offer. Her list of colloboraters read like a hipsters wet dream and includes production by Chuck Brody (Lykke Li,Shitake Monkey) & Jon Siebels (Kenan Bell), vocals by Tim Harrington (Les Savy Fav), rocking out by Brooklyn’s Bear Hands, drums by Gnarls Barkley’s Eric Gardner and is all overseen by Sara Quin of Tegan & Sara. Read it and weep, guy!
http://www.myspace.com/hestaprynn
GAGGLE
Kind of like the Mediæval Bæbes on a diet of sci-fi, acid and marlboro reds, Gaggle are a 21 + choir of fearless, feminist creatives and intellectuals hungry for your attention. They’re not doing badly so far, the attention of Radio 1’s new music champion, Huw Stephens has helped them secure late inclusions to the bill at Latitude and Field Day as well as an all important Radio 1 Live session, all before they have even cut a musical disc too. While the novelty factor is undeniable, the guidance and song writing talents of creator/choir mistress Deborah Coughlin (586) should steer them clear of any dodgy ground and onto the road to success. WIN!
http://www.myspace.com/gagglespace
INTERNET FOREVER
Internet Forever are the lo-fi indie-pop cuties from London town catching the eyes and ears of all the right people on the DIY scene and they are sure to catch the hearts of you too. Well actually, they say they’re “Good at songs and bad at fidelity“, so they may just break them but lover, heartbreak never sounded so good. Internet forever and ever and ever, Amen!
http://www.myspace.com/internetforever
PENELOPE EDMUND
Hackney dwelling, soloist Penelope Edmund makes her spiky, tropical, electronic punk at home on her jacks using whatever cheapo equipment she can lay her hands on. This is no amatuer noise though and stands up to anything similar Berlin or the like has to offer. stand tall, east london! Big up yourself, Penelope!
http://www.myspace.com/penelopeedmund
Super Fun Dance Party after with guest Deejays
WHITE HEAT
DISCO FEROX
ELLES
+
Between the band sounds from Club Mofo Host/Promoters/Bon Vivants
Daughters of the Kaos w/Mark Eats
You do the dancing it up, we love you long time FUNFUCKINTIMEZ!
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http://twitter.com/ClubMofo
http://www.myspace.com/clubmotherfucker
http://www.clubmotherfucker.com
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