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Youthmovie soundtrack strategies: band perform live for Juno girl's new film
Posted: 16 Apr '08, 18:34
Youthmovies will be in London’s Brick Lane this time next week, playing after the UK premiere of Juno actress Ellen Page’s new film.
The band – who recently released their new album Good Nature through some label or other – will be at the Vibe Bar soundtracking the VJ antics of Buzzard Buzzard after the The Tracey Fragments is shown as part of the East End festival.
The film screens at 7.30pm at the Rich Mix on Bethnal Green Road, before the post screening party and Youthmovies/Buzzard Buzzard move south. That’s all on the 23rd of April – other dates coloured in in Youthmovies' diary include:
April
18 London Dingwalls (Camden Crawl)
19 Oxford The Cellar
23 London Vibe Lounge
26 Kingston The Peel *
May
6 London Proud Gallery
July
19 Oxfordshire Truck Festival
August
8 Leicester De Montfort Hall and Gardens (Summer Sundae)
* = w/Oceansize
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Wierd
I watched a dvd version of The Tracey Fragments via a dodgy download last week.
I thought it was ancient.
It really sucked and used split screens all the way through.
AVOID as it's arty pretentious rubbish!!
What is especially WEIRD?
Your spelling! that's what
whatever way you spell it
it's still a shit movie.
this
is going to be great.
the film is brilliant.
switched-on observers will have noticed that buzzardbuzzard is also fay from welcome to our tv show...
mint
brilllliant. I love youthmovies when they do things like this. i love them always, but even more so when they reach out and get super creative.
out of interest...
...what's "super creative" about playing after a film...?
Youthmovies...
...should play in the foyer, whilst I'm in the cinema watching the movie. Then my ears would only have to suffer their atonal caterwauling when I popped out for a Westler's Hotdog in the interval.
tickets
Anyone know where you get tickets for the film and the gig?
ymss
will youthmovie's ever break into foals territory? As an oxford lad it seems they've been trying for about5 years now. They were once one of the influences of the edmund fitzgerald... Lets hope its not gonna take ages as they deserve a little bit of recognition. Maybe they should say that they like afrobeat...
when
they get a label that believes in them
Get tickets from the cinema
I just got mine. Yaaaaay!
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