In The Den
In this encore edition of in The Den from June 16, June 18th and September 24th, 2014, I talk about Aphex Twin, and then play a bunch of songs I recorded at the Northside Festival (including Sharon Van Etten, Shilpa Ray, Frankie Cosmos, Ratking and Malang Jobarteh)
Are We There art
Sharon Van Etten
live:
Feb 23 at Billboard Live in Tokyo, Japan
Mar 1 at The Factory Theatre in Marrickville, NSW, Australia
Mar 3 at Hi Fi Bar & Ballroom in Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Mar 5 at The Zoo in Fortitude Valley, QLD, Australia
Mar 7 – Mar 9 at Golden Plains Festival in Meredith, VIC, Australia
So It Goes art
Ratking
live:
Jan 26 at Silo Park in Auckland, New Zealand
Jan 29 at The Basement in Sydney, NSW, Australia
Jan 31 at Brisbane Showgrounds in Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Feb 1 at Sydney College of the Arts in Sydney, NSW, Australia
Feb 5 at Ding Don Lounge in Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Zentropy art
Frankie Cosmos
live:
Feb 8 at Bowery Ballroom in New York, NY
Syro art
Aphex Twin
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