ED SCHRADER'S MUSIC BEAT

0	LONDON: Upset the Rhythm @ Moth Club
P	Monday 7th May, 2018
N	7:30pm

LONDON: Upset the Rhythm @ Moth Club

Monday 7th May, 2018

7:30pm

Event information

Upset The Rhythm presents…

ED SCHRADER’S MUSIC BEAT
Monday 7 May
Moth Club, Old Trades Hall, Valette St, Hackney Central, E9 6NU
7.30pm | £7 |

ED SCHRADER\'S MUSIC BEAT are Ed Schrader and Devlin Rice - a minimalist punk duo from the fair city of Baltimore, Maryland. In the beginning there was only Ed: a man unhinged, channelling to the world a sacred message in the form of song. His only divining instruments: a single floor tom, one light, and a commanding baritone. He\'s a master songsmith who has reduced pop and punk to their most basic building blocks. Ed was soon joined by Devlin on bass, who proved to be an acute match for encapsulating the space-time from whence they came. Their union quickly brought about the release of their 2012 debut album \'Jazz Mind\' and 2014’s ‘Party Jail’ through Upset The Rhythm which The Wire said recalled \"the percussion-heavy chants of Liars\", with Ed \"affecting a mournful Arthur Russell tone on the a cappella songs\" whilst \"roaring like Rollins\" on the album\'s faster numbers. Since then, Ed Schrader\'s Music Beat have toured frequently in North America and Europe, notably alongside their friends Future Islands. New album, ‘Riddles’ begins their new life. In search of a fresh direction, Ed and Devlin invited their close friend, electronic-pop maestro Dan Deacon, to expand their sound and experiment with them as the album’s producer, arranger, and co-writer. Working steadily in Dan’s studio for two years in total collaboration, three evolving musicians pushed through an intense period of personal tumult and found purpose in the sounds they were committing to record. The result: a polished and passionate masterpiece of nuanced alt-rock. From driving opening track ‘Dunce’ and the soaring single ‘Riddles’ to the disarmingly gorgeous closer ‘Culebra’, Ed and Devlin unapologetically channel a personal pantheon of pop and rock gods while growing into the band—and people—they’d previously kept caged inside. ‘Riddles’ is released through Carpark Records on March 2nd.

https://edschradersmusicbeat.bandcamp.com/