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BOOTS … Marching to The Quay

Monday, 22nd May, 2006 at 8:21 pm, Isle of Wight

Music, Outta Town

BOOTS - Quay Arts 23 June 2006Ventnor’s very own one man movement, Ergo Phizmiz, is teaming up with the wonderful People Like Us for a night of musical chaos, comedy and absurdity at Quay Arts on Friday 23 June.

Labelled as two of “the world’s leading practitioners of plunderphonics”, Ergo Phizmiz and People Like Us are working on an exclusive and brand new live set.

Ladies, dust down your cocktail dresses, because these magicians of sillness will be using vintage turntables (gramophones?) and mashing it up to the sound of traditional ballroom music.

If you like what your hear, you’ll be able to take some home with you too, as there’s a free CD for all.

Sounds like a bonkers night and if you don’t have to rush off afterwards to catch the bus, stick around to ‘meet the artists’ and discuss the merits of 78s to 7″s, over the backdrop of music from DJ Bill Room (aka Planck).

If all of that isn’t enough to tickle your fancy then you can take advantage of a special drinks promotion (that means cheap booze) not sure what it is though.

People Like Us and Ergo Phizmiz are available for interviews, contact them through ergophizmiz at hotmail dot com

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2 Responses to “BOOTS … Marching to The Quay”

  1. Click if you like this comment Phartu Pedantic     says:
    22, May 2006 at 9:08 pm

    ballet shoes aren’t strictly boots

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  2. Click if you like this comment Mummy s     says:
    23, May 2006 at 2:30 pm

    Sounds a fun night, just listened to some of PLU.. v. mad!!!

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