Holocene 2: Convextion w/ Madeera and Jeans and Lifestyle

Holocene 2: Convextion w/ Madeera and Jeans and Lifestyle

Event Time Fri 28th Aug at 11:00pm-3:00am
Event Location The Lubber Fiend, Newcastle upon Tyne
Event Price £13.20 - £16.50
Age Restrictions
Age restrictions: 18+
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Holocene 2: Convextion w/ Madeera and Jeans and Lifestyle

We are excited to announce the second night in our Holocene series of live techno! Rrose was brilliant for our first one and we are buzzing to announce that Texas legend Convextion aka Gerard Hanson will be headlining!

Keeping his profile purposefully under the radar, Gerard Hanson’s work as a producer has become coveted purely for the effect it’s had on his listeners. First appearing with a slew of dub techno formed structures under his Convextion alias Hanson later became something of a hero within the tight knit electro community for the iconic and shimmering machine funk aesthetic of his E.R.P. attributed productions. Hailing from Dallas, Texas he’s part of a micro community of producers who are all enthusiastically doing their own thing Stateside while European labels like Frustrated Funk, Bleep43 and Semantica house the records.

Gerard Hanson’s first releases under Convextion debuted on Detroit label Matrix in 1995; geographically the label was the perfect placement considering just how much Hanson denotes the futuristic, melancholic and deep sounds of his own aesthetic to the influence of the Motor City’s pioneers Juan Atkins and Derrick May. 

Now of a 30+ year vintage, Convextion’s earliest work is future-proofed by a timeless vision of classic techno derived from the Texan artist’s adoration of Juan Atkins and Basic Channel as much as ‘80s synth-pop. To those keeping abreast of US techno imports at the time, and those attempting to fill in the gaps after the fact, both 12”s have gone down in legend as incredibly scarce but beautiful examples of the Motor City spirit divined from afar.

w/

Madeera

and

Jeans and Lifestyle

Venue

The Lubber Fiend
81 Blandford St., Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3PZ, UK
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