New Order and Devo's: Shadowparty in concerto

Shadowparty, una superformazione composta da membri di Devo, New Order e Verve, in concerto al Kestè Abbash

Il cuore della band è nato quando Josh Hager (Devo) e Tom Chapman (New Order) si sono incontrati a Boston, e si è completato con l'arrivo di Phil Cunningham (Marion, New Order) e il batterista Jeff Friedl (Devo), a cui si uniscono come gli Avengers per i live show Elliot Barlow (Folks) e Ellen Lewis (Agbeko).

Dj Set after show con i Subculture.

DOVE
Kestè Abbash - Largo San Giovanni Maggiore Pignatelli 24

ORARIO e PREZZO
27 gennaio 2019
Apertura tesseramento per i nuovi soci ore 20.00
Inizio concerto ore 22.30

Le prevendite sono aperte, costo ingresso: 15€

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ENG - SHADOWPARTY
ShadowParty are a band united by a fairly unusual circumstance – each member is a latter-day addition to a huge band – but here they’ve combined as synthpop’s answer to The Avengers.
The nucleus of the group formed when Josh Hager and Tom Chapman met in Boston, Massachusetts. Josh is a former member of The Rentals and currently plays guitar and keyboards in Devo . Tom Chapman is the former bass player of Bad Lieutenant who followed frontman Bernard Sumner to New Order in 2011 when the band reunited for a series of charity gigs. Completing the group are Phil Cunningham , Marion founder member and New Order ’s guitarist since 2001, and drummer Jeff Friedl , who plays for Devo .
Newly signed to Mute, ShadowParty’s debut – recorded in Boston, LA, Manchester and, of course, Macclesfield – is an album that nods to those groups but exists in its own right entirely, an indie electro album with guitars and strings, and guests including the incomparable vocalist Denise Johnson ( Primal Scream , A Certain Ratio, Electronic ) and The Verve ’s revered guitarist Nick McCabe .
For the live shows they are joined by Folks drummer Elliot Barlow and Agbeko vocalist Ellen Lewis, who was also part of the synthesiser orchestra that joined New Order for the
Manchester International Festival. It’s the sound of a blast. ShadowParty burst through your speakers; pulsing electronics get swept away with lush orchestrations, bold beats carved up by haunting guitars and vocals tower through each moment, whispering sweet harmonies and unspoken despair.