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Matthew Dear @ Sonotheque Tonight (10/17)
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| EyeAmLexicon |
Sorry guys, I never really post. I know this show was going on tonight at Sonotheque but didn't see anyone post anything about it on here.
Is anyone going?
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Does anyone know if Telefon Tel Aviv is playing this show or no?
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| Spliph |
| isn't it his new band playing? ''matthew dear's big hands'' or somtin? |
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| EyeAmLexicon |
Yes, as "Matthew Dear's Big Hands" as opposed to his Audion moniker. But I have read somewhere that Telefon was playing as well, but I can't confirm it.
Either way, it should be a cool night. |
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| Spliph |
| would be cool, easy lee is opening i know that much... mnml tech. if i get my ass in gear ill prolly stop by |
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| Blake_Jarrell |
holy are you ing kidding me
im going to text charlie to confirm this...i dont know if this is true though. |
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| Blake_Jarrell |
charlie texted back
telefon is not playing tonight, just matt dear |
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| cervy |
| matthew dear's big hands, his band. |
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| arecebo |
| come to ann arbor tomorrow. telefon is opening for matt ftw |
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| Quadlow |
Here yeah go: (Not going though)
Friday, October 17th
Sonotheque and Empty Bottle present...
Matthew Dear's Big Hands live (Ghostly International, M_nus, Perlon, Spectral Sound)
Andrew Kevins and Easy Lee (3+ hour tag set)
Sonotheque Nightclub
Chicago, IL
$13, 9pm-2am
www.ghostly.com
www.matthewdear.com
www.emptybottle.com
www.sonotheque.net
www.andrewkevins.com
You could throw around generous descriptors and any number of genre-locking terms “electronic pop, minimal house, acid techno“ but you’d still fail to get to the center of Matthew Dear. With releases under no fewer than three aliases, including False (M_NUS), Jabberjaw (Perlon), and Audion (Spectral Sound), the Texas native has earned his international status over the course of a decade, getting his bearings on the DJ decks as a teenager to flooring sold-out crowds at venues like Fabric, and releasing universally praised original productions.
After meeting Ghostly founder Sam Valenti IV at a house party in the late 90s, Dear eventually produced the A-Side for the label’s first 12” release, Hands Up for Detroit. Since then, Dear issued his pop-infused debut album Leave Luck to Heaven and its counterpart Backstroke, which caught mainstream attention, as well as myriad releases under his club-oriented pseudonyms (including the omnipresent, chart-topping “Mouth to Mouth” as Audion). Further accomplishments include requests from the Postal Service and Hot Chip for his remix skills, and incessant touring with constantly evolving DJ sets and live performances. He’ll still tell you that his greatest pleasure is a quiet day of fishing, but with the release of his sophomore full-length, Asa Breed, and his live band US/Euro tour as Matthew Dear’s Big Hands, it”s clear that Dear has no intention of slowing down anytime soon. |
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