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Advance Base, Live at The Brudenell

Advance Base, Live at The Brudenell

Event Time Wed 27th Feb 2019 at 7:30pm-Wed 27th Feb 2019 at 11:00pm
Event Location Brudenell Social Club, Leeds

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Advance Base, Live at The Brudenell

Brudenell presents..

Advance Base
+ guest support.. TBA

27.2.19 | £10.00 Advance | 19:30 Doors
Tickets on sale Wednesday 7th November, at 9am

http://advancebasemusic.com/
https://www.facebook.com/AdvanceBase/

Advance
Base is the electronic solo project of Chicago, IL singer/songwriter
Owen Ashworth (formerly of Casiotone for the Painfully Alone).

Using
a two-handed arsenal of electric pianos, autoharps, Omnichords, loops,
samples & drum machines, Ashworth builds minimalist, heavy-hearted,
& nostalgia-obsessed tunes around his conversational, baritone
vocals. The sound of Advance Base has been described as "lo-fi,"
"depressed" & "weirdly uplifting."

Advance Base has proudly
supported live dates for The Postal Service, Pedro the Lion, The
Mountain Goats, Dean Wareham (Galaxie 500/Luna), Alan Sparhawk (Low),
Mark Kozelek (Red House Painters/Sun Kil Moon) & Stephin Merritt
(The Magnetic Fields).

The debut Advance Base album, A Shut-In's
Prayer (2012), was released in North America by Mark Kozelek's Caldo
Verde Records (CD) & Ashworth's own Orindal Records (vinyl/digital).
Tomlab Records released special edition CDs & LPs for Europe &
UK.

Nephew in the Wild, the second album by Advance Base, was
released on August 21, 2015 by Orindal Records (US/AQ) & Tomlab
Records (EU/UK). PopMatters named Nephew in the Wild the #1 Indie Pop
Album of 2015.

Animal Companionship, the third & most recent
album by Advance Base, will be released September 21, 2018 by Run For
Cover Records / Orindal Records.

All available merchandise, including t-shirts, vinyl records, & MP3s can be purchased from Orindal Records.

Advance Base is named after the Antarctic meteorological station &
psychedelic death trap that nearly killed Admiral Richard E. Byrd during
the winter of 1934.

Venue

Brudenell Social Club
33 Queen's Rd, Leeds LS6 1NY, UK
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