Hamburg-based band Fuck Art, Let's Dance have just announced tour dates in the UK.
The band will be playing in London, Bristol, Nottingham and Brighton.
You can find their exact dates and venues below.
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Audiolith over Brighton
There's nothing quite like packing one's bags and setting sail for foreign countries. This is exactly what Fuck Art, Let's Dance!, Egotronic and Joney will be doing in May when they leave Germany to play at Audiolith's showcase (Hamburg-based music label with legend-status in Germany). The Alternative Escape Festival will see the three acts perform at Brighton's Fish Bowl for free.
If you still need convincing you can check out our review of Fuck Art, Let's Dance's album "Atlas" here!
Saturday, 24 May 2014
Album Review… Fuck Art Let's Dance - Atlas
Arguably Germany's best Indie band "Fuck Art, Let's Dance" released their debut album "Atlas" in the past month. The band's name itself already commands the listener to dance, and yet, if the tracks from "Atlas" are anything to go by the Hamburg-based trio's own dance style is not going to be particularly wild and powerful. Indeed, you're unlikely to catch the band jumping around, arms flailing. You're more likely to spot them relaxed and chilled out.
Catch the band on their "ATLAS TOUR", which will also lead them to the UK.
Their songs, consisting of synth sounds, neat guitar lines, drum loops and the voice of Nico Cham, all have a very relaxed and electronic atmosphere to them.
Although the songs all sound very clubby, I can see them struggling to make any impact on the mainstream music scene. "This album isn't about producing one radio hit after the other", explains Nico Cham.
My personal highlight from Atlas is "We're Manicals". Ashort intro gives way to their fresh, youthful electronic sounds before launching into claims of "We're Manicals" by their vocalist Cham.
Although the songs all sound very clubby, I can see them struggling to make any impact on the mainstream music scene. "This album isn't about producing one radio hit after the other", explains Nico Cham.
My personal highlight from Atlas is "We're Manicals". Ashort intro gives way to their fresh, youthful electronic sounds before launching into claims of "We're Manicals" by their vocalist Cham.
Their monochrome cover features a naked woman scrambling over rocks. According to Nico Cham she is "exploring the world, without wondering what is awaiting her beyond the horizon".
Off you go and explore the world too, FALD!
Out of ten: 7.5/10
05.06. INVERNESS: Go North Festival
14.06. LONDON: Sebright Arms
27.06. EDINBURGH: Cabaret Voltaire
28.06. GLASGOW: The Record Factory
Benjamin Brown
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