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doubledotdash!? present An Econo Band Night.

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econo band night

Saturday 14 November 2009, doors 8pm

NĜUGHT
+ POINO + HUNTING THE SHY + TILEHURST CHILDRENS ARKESTRA


Nĝught
Formed in March 1996 out of a common desire for improvisation, originality and a love for the classic music of the 20th Century - Miles Davis, Steve Reich, Sonic Youth, Philip Glass, Stravinsky, Glenn Branca, Nation of Ulysses, John Coltrane & The Fall - NĜUGHT have warped the conceived boundaries between rock, jazz and the avant garde and welded a jet engine to Oxford's already musical rollercoaster ride.

So enamoured was John Peel of the band's extreme sound that he invited them to record a session. Guitarist James Sedwards has appeared on national television interviewed by Peel, who, talking about James' playing, declared that James was "the first person who's not been a footballer that I've been jealous of." The broadcaster's support for the band, confirmed by his playing mixes of the band's music and giving them the opportunity to play the Meltdown '98 festival at London's South Bank Centre and Sound City in Newcastle.

This will be a  welcome return to Reading for a band who wowed the audience at econo band night #7 in April.

with support from:

Poino
Finest quality skronk featuring the deranged vocal stylings from ex FatCat Records legends Giddy Motors man.

Tilehurst Childrens Arkestra
"The best band from Tilehurst since the Pin Ups" Ahem.

Hunting the Shy
Reading based hardcore folk. Now with a drummer AND a keyboard player.

Tickets: £4 on the door

Subject to booking fee

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