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Temple Movement with Symbolico, Fri 2nd Dec

Nov 2, 2016
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Posted by Laurence Tonkyn

Israeli producer Symbolico will be bringing his quirky psychedelic bass music to the UK for the first ever time, with a guest appearance at the second instalment of Twisted Frequencies’ new audio-visual night Temple Movement. His sound combines futuristic dubstep, glitch and trap with tribal rhythms, ancient mysticism and a healthy dose of playfulness. Alongside him will be local DJ/producer Seashoe and resident OmNebula playing experimental dub, atmospheric beats and electronica. We’re promised a ‘journey from the heart to the stars’ – with lighting, decor and projections creating an immersive visual counterpart to the music.

FunFair Club, Friday 2nd December 2016

Words by Laurence Tonkyn @ Mystery Selector

Nov 2, 2016
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Laurence Tonkyn
I DJ under the name Mystery Selector, specialising in multi-genre mysterious sounds. I also organise and promote an event called 'Textured Silence'. The articles I write for Brighton Source mainly focus on electronic music and clubbing culture although my musical taste is more diverse.
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