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Bombay Bicycle Club
Thursday 16th January at New Slang, 9:00pm (18+)
The night before their highly anticipated fifth full length album is released, the legends Bombay Bicycle Club return to Kingston to play at New Slang. The fifth full length album from the all-time great indie-quartet is titled Everything Else Has Gone Wrong and marks their first set of new music since returning from hiatus. We're super excited their back and this will be such a special moment.
“This is an album for anyone who’s ever turned to music in a time of need. It’s about the solace one can get from listening to music or playing music. For me personally it's about the frustration of not being able to express myself to others, of leaving conversations feeling dissatisfied and misunderstood. Music’s the way I’m able to truly express myself”.
Times TBC but we expect doors at 9:00pm with BBC on stage at 10:30pm
After the show, it's New Slang as usual where you can expect to hear the likes of FOALS, Mystery Jets, Catfish & The Bottlemen, CHVRCHES, The 1975, Vampire Weekend and many more until 2AM.
CD/ticket is £20 post-paid, and other formats and combos are available. Albums and tickets will be posted separately, the album is released 16th January. If you select Collect In-store, both album and tickets will have to be picked up from the shop but you can't get the album before the release date.
New Slang is an over 18s event, and is strict on ID. Please bring photo ID with you on the night, whatever age you are.
New Slang is held at Pryzm, 154 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP
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Caroline Polachek
Pang
Caroline Polachek has already lived an extraordinary life in music: her previous band Chairlift formed in 2006 whilst Caroline was still in art school; and in 2008 the band was thrust into the spotlight when Bruises was synched in an iPod commercial as the Brooklyn indie scene peaked as an international export. Caroline's idiosyncratic vocal style and synth textures quickly became their sonic trademark, and continued to evolve through their three critically acclaimed albums into a new, more modular kind of pop experimentation.
Caroline expanded into production in 2013, landing her first credit writing and producing on Beyonce's grammy-nominated self-titled album. Restless while making Chairlift's third (and final) record Moth, Caroline quietly fostered two side projects: baroque girl-group Ramona Lisa, and minimal synth project CEP. Moving fluidly through radically different genres, Caroline collaborated with dozens of artists (Blood Orange, SBTRKT, Charli XCX) ; sometimes writing, sometimes singing, sometimes directing videos, and sometimes all three.
Chairlift disbanded in 2017 and Caroline feverishly began writing for her first solo project under her own name. For the first time, the DNA from these seemingly different projects fit together perfectly; the playfulness of Chairlift, the theatricality of Ramona Lisa, futuristic glimmerings of CEP, plus a new mastery of her voice and thick rolodex of keen collaborators.
Fast forward two years spent manically between the studio and navigating a series of personal crossroads, and Pang marks the beginning of a new chapter. It is the most ambitious, hardcore and beautiful album of her career to date. With her signature 'organic autotune' and liquid lyricism finally center stage, the record positions her firmly as one of the most singular and captivating singers of a generation.
Perpetual Novice
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