blasthaus presents
BONOBO (Live!)
feat. Andreya Triana / with Tokimonsta
11/27: Mezzanine / 444 Jessie St / SF / 21+ / $22.50 Adv
11/28: Rickshaw / 155 Fell St / SF / 18+ / $22.50 Adv
http://www.blasthaus.com
BONOBO is back with the full band for an all out LIVE SHOW! What's it gonna be you ask? "Lots of live shit", says BONOBO ."Strings, horns, drums and vocals. More energy...
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blasthaus presents
BONOBO (Live!)
feat. Andreya Triana / with Tokimonsta
11/27: Mezzanine / 444 Jessie St / SF / 21+ / $22.50 Adv
11/28: Rickshaw / 155 Fell St / SF / 18+ / $22.50 Adv
http://www.blasthaus.com
BONOBO is back with the full band for an all out LIVE SHOW! What's it gonna be you ask? "Lots of live shit", says BONOBO ."Strings, horns, drums and vocals. More energy and a bigger, heavier sound".Bonobo returns to SF to celebrate his newest album, "Black Sands!" Ninjatune claims it's "one of the best, most lovingly crafted and collectible limited edition releases Ninja Tune has ever put together."The new album draws onrhythms of two-step as the lush soundscapes for which he's best known. "Eyesdown" also features a remarkable vocal from Andreya Triana and enough fuzzed-out sub-bass for a binful of dubsteppers. Classic and contemporary, melancholy and exhilarating all at once, "Eyesdown" sounds like the kind of record Massive Attack could be making if they were starting out now.
Bonobo's music, on the surface, are the organic, pastoral atmospheres, the catchy melodies, the elements that caught people from his first album. You can engage with a Bonobo tune in that way if you wish, and will be well rewarded for it. But it's the deeper, slightly hidden levels that you should investigate, for they bring the greatest prize. Support from Tokimonsta.