The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

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The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

Tickets SOLD OUT

The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

Tickets SOLD OUT

The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

Tickets SOLD OUT

The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

Tickets SOLD OUT

The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

Tickets SOLD OUT

The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

Tickets SOLD OUT

The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

Tickets SOLD OUT

The long overdue return of Mount Kimbie, whose new album, ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’, is due for release on May 27th 2013 on Warp Records. The follow-up to 2010’s ‘Crooks and Lovers’ features two vocal appearances from teenage singer-songwriter King Krule. The new album sees the duo make the transition from a bedroom studio to a professional set-up, incorporating new instruments along the way. It ranges from their well known post dubstep sound to Tampe Impala psych pop to reverb drenched synth pop. It’s a bold step away from the dancefloor into the unknown.

Support from Yola Fatoush and Bradley Zero Phillip DJ

Simultaneously elusive and earnest, Yola Fatoush’s deconstructed electronic art-pop thrives off the duo’s infatuation with implementing opposing textures and dynamics: loud/quiet, tense/soothing, male/female, major/minor, austerity/chaos, positive/negative, conflicted/resolved – embracing the elements at odds.

Tickets SOLD OUT