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POSTED 16.02.10
JUANA MOLINA - UNION CHAPEL
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JUANA MOLINA
Plus special guests
Tuesday 11th May 2010
Doors 7pm
Union Chapel Compton Terrace,
London N1 2UN 020 7226 1686 www.unionchapel.org.uk
Tickets £14 from
www.seetickets.com
0870 264 3333
www.ticketweb.com
0844 477 1000
www.myspace.com/juanamolina
JUANA MOLINA of Buenos Aires, Argentina, can, perhaps rather cheekily, be seen as kickstarting the new generation of performers who begin with their core group of instruments and a delay pedal, and take the relatively experimental approach of live sound-looping and manipulation to the pop-concert medium. Think Kama Aina, Animal Collective. She uses time-delay for a sense of disorientation and twisting beauty, to heighten her songs' moods and structures. The hypnotic live experience is built of layer upon layer of polyrhythms, dissonant synth melodies, and effected voices. Her music is in love with texture and timbre, and despite its leftfield leanings it is a wondrous and accessible song she sings.
