Live electronica: Surfies + John Callaghan + Nukleopatra + Don Quöng
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Mad live electronic music to "officially" open the square outside of Roots & Grooves Café in Colchester*! Free entry, with doors opening at around 7:30pm...
Surfies is a mysterious musical collective, reportedly based in Kansas, USA, whose Dadaist electronic songs have disrupted the minds of late-night Adult Swim viewers since 2022. This is their first ever UK show.
https://surfies.bandcamp.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6QZmbcYUxw?si=8Fxq3BLmJg97Dvpk&t=581
John Callaghan is an unusual songwriter/performer of thoughtful and spiky electronica from Birmingham. His 1998 single for Warp Records, 'I'm Not Comfortable Inside My Mind', is reportedly the cheapest video ever shown by MTV.
https://johncallaghan.co.uk
Nukleopatra has been producing and performing electronic music since late 2024, combining sampling with original songwriting to craft techno-pessimist electro pop on the fossil fuel industry, the exploitation of workers producing tech commodities, the performance of gender on social media, and more.
https://linktr.ee/nukleopatra
Don Quöng are two rave dads who use a fully-hardware rig to make you dance.
https://soundcloud.com/don-quoeng
*not, despite what the map may say, Coggeshall - this is the cafe opposite Primark x
Surfies is a mysterious musical collective, reportedly based in Kansas, USA, whose Dadaist electronic songs have disrupted the minds of late-night Adult Swim viewers since 2022. This is their first ever UK show.
https://surfies.bandcamp.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6QZmbcYUxw?si=8Fxq3BLmJg97Dvpk&t=581
John Callaghan is an unusual songwriter/performer of thoughtful and spiky electronica from Birmingham. His 1998 single for Warp Records, 'I'm Not Comfortable Inside My Mind', is reportedly the cheapest video ever shown by MTV.
https://johncallaghan.co.uk
Nukleopatra has been producing and performing electronic music since late 2024, combining sampling with original songwriting to craft techno-pessimist electro pop on the fossil fuel industry, the exploitation of workers producing tech commodities, the performance of gender on social media, and more.
https://linktr.ee/nukleopatra
Don Quöng are two rave dads who use a fully-hardware rig to make you dance.
https://soundcloud.com/don-quoeng
*not, despite what the map may say, Coggeshall - this is the cafe opposite Primark x
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