COVENTRY: Just Dropped In

Saturday 10th September, 2022

6:30pm

Event information

Sink or Swim Presents:

Echaskech:

Echaskech are an electronic act drawing on numerous influences ranging across techno, acid, IDM, classical and drum and bass. With three album releases on Just Music alongside diverse acts such as Will Dutta, Jon Hopkins, Leo Abrahams and Marconi Union, Echaskech have seen fantastic radio support from BBC6 Music and gained positive reviews across a range of press including Mojo, Drowned in Sound, The Crack, The Skinny and The Irish Times.

https://www.vlsimusic.co.uk/

Rodney Cromwell:

From Catford in South London, Rodney Cromwell is the solo electronic project of Adam Cresswell, founding member of John Peel indie-folktronica favs Saloon and one half of acclaimed electronic two-piece Arthur & Martha.

Rodney Cromwell's debut album 'Age of Anxiety’ combined danceable rhythms with melodic bass lines, the chimes of toy instruments, and the bleeps and whistles of retro synths. It explored themes such as paranoia, despair, love, loss and depression while retaining an upbeat pop sensibility.

The debut album was featured by among others NME, Electronic Sound, Huffington Post, Louder Than War, BBC 6 Music and RNE3 in Spain for whom he recorded a live session. He was named 'Most Promising New Act' by The Electricity Club, featured in Electronic Sound's Albums of the Year and 'Barry was an arms dealer' featured in the 2015 Official Festive 50. He has supported the likes of Pram, Marsheaux, Death & Vanilla, Rowetta and Steve Davis and played Festivals including Threshold, Indietracks and Madrid Popfest. A follow-up EP 'Rodney's English Disco' was released in 2018 that took his analogue synth sound in an often bleaker new direction.

Rodney's new album 'Memory Box' which was recorded in Catford and mixed in New York by Rich Bennett at ACME Hall Studios, Brooklyn. It was released on 18th March 2022 and preceded by the singles 'Memory Box' and "Opus Three'.

https://www.happyrobots.co.uk/

10th September // Doors 6:30 // Tickets £8 Adv