Dreamscape Club Night: Andy Stott (UK)
Dreamscape is excited to welcome you in to a one-off club night with the legendary Andy Stott performing live, serving as a guiding point into our main festival in February.
Tickets on sale: dreamscapeandystott
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Rest of the line-up announced September 2024.
Andy Stott (Modern Love / UK)
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The seminal musician known as Andy Stott has progressed from making high-quality dub techno to exploring singular and more adventurous strains integrating hardcore techno, post-punk and dream pop, that evoke feelings ranging from dread to exhilaration.
Originally from Oldham, Stott has been based elsewhere around and within Manchester, home to Modern Love, the outlet for all his original productions. Too young to have experienced rave culture firsthand, he was nonetheless a voracious listener, and in school started playing keyboards to mimick the sounds he heard on hardcore tapes. In his early years, at the suggestion of piano teacher Alison Skidmore, stott ceased formal music training to pursue sound design, a decision that proved more than fruitful. Skidmore plays a formidable part in Stott’s output, using vocal dulcets and samples in his production from the Luxury Problems era all the way to the latest “Never The Right Time”.
Tickets on sale: dreamscapeandystott
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Rest of the line-up announced September 2024.
Andy Stott (Modern Love / UK)
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1933
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The seminal musician known as Andy Stott has progressed from making high-quality dub techno to exploring singular and more adventurous strains integrating hardcore techno, post-punk and dream pop, that evoke feelings ranging from dread to exhilaration.
Originally from Oldham, Stott has been based elsewhere around and within Manchester, home to Modern Love, the outlet for all his original productions. Too young to have experienced rave culture firsthand, he was nonetheless a voracious listener, and in school started playing keyboards to mimick the sounds he heard on hardcore tapes. In his early years, at the suggestion of piano teacher Alison Skidmore, stott ceased formal music training to pursue sound design, a decision that proved more than fruitful. Skidmore plays a formidable part in Stott’s output, using vocal dulcets and samples in his production from the Luxury Problems era all the way to the latest “Never The Right Time”.
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