SpinOza's attempt to use a funky commercial house beat as a leitmotif dominates two thirds of the show, fading in and out between songs by Dan Lyth, Flying Lotus and, of course, the wonderful Kemadrin. Rather than building a set that follows a lineal narrative, he slips between moods and throws in snatches of Kemadrin to rescue him from the less interesting tracks. The sudden appearance of Kate Tempest and Shonen Knife are intrusions of more 'pop' elements, and the set climaxes with full on commercial techno from some outfit no-one at The Vile Arts knows.
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playlist
| I Belong to You | |
| Caro Emerald | Dramatico |
| Forgiveness Step 1 | |
| Martyn | Ninja Tune |
| Voice of the Bird | |
| Reteo Sound Machine | Sound Way |
| Over Light Earth | |
| Daniel Bjarnason | Bedroom Community |
| Posted by Anonymous | |
| Shilpa Ray | White Label |
| Card Trick | |
| Red Snapper | Lo |
| This Time in November | |
| Dan Lyth | Armellodie |
| Cognetin | |
| Kemadrin | White Label |
| The Truth | |
| Kate Tempest | Big Dada |
| Low | |
| Young Fathers | Ant |
| Kemadrin | |
| Kemadrin | Unclassed Media |
| About that Time | |
| Flying Lotus | White Label |
| Robots from Hell | |
| Shonen Knife | Damnably |
| rec | |
| Serocell | White Label |
| Liquesce | |
| Illium Sphere | Ninja Tune |
| T'aint No Sin | |
| Daniel Bjarnason | Bedroom Community |
| Desert Night | |
| Rufus | Sony |
| Golden Calf | |
| Doldrums | Souterain |
| Occupy Your Mind | |
| THE VILLAGERS | Domino |
| Flute Dance | |
| Vazz | |
Caro Emerald
Polished cabaret music that deservedly gets bumped before the second chorus.
Martyn
Relatively enjoyable ambient introduction to his album that is a relief after the poptastic beginning.
Daniel Bjarnason
Intriguing neo-classical music, probably from Scandinavia.
Dan Lyth
Pastoral and rather like Perfumed Genius (according to Lorna Irvine...)
Red Snapper
A return, but not to form, from the formerly jazzy club band.
Kate Tempest
Doing her best impersonation of Lily or Kate N. Not hip hop in my opinion. Discuss.
Young Fathers
I liked them when I saw them live, but this is insipid and full of easy couplets. It's all a bit 1980s, but people love them, don't they?
Flying Lotus
Responsible for some of the most tedious DJ sets of all time, FL hits the target on his own tracks. Gets a bit 8 track.
Shonen Knife
A bit of a refreshment for the palate before...
The Villagers
It deserved no more than a wee tinkle.
Illium Sphere
Doldrums
More dark electronica... a little bit generic but filled with intriguing noises. Doldrums give it some beats.
Rufus
Commercial techno, does what it is meant to. I suppose.
Vazz
A post set whisper.
Kemadrin and Serocell
The best bits that litter the session. Noise given content.
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