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Project X Presents – Digital Dystopia the trailer.

GaryJudge — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 15:24:04 +0000

taken from: http://chromatouch.wordpress.com/2009/02/05/digital-dystopia-promo-first-edit/

Project X Presents X-Lab:VL 22/2/08 @ Concrete

arcade — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 17:39:53 +0000

I have just been sent the official details for X-Lab hosted by Project X at the end of Feb. As you can spot if you read on that Arcade will be in be playing and I also have it on good authority that friends of Klunk – Loopz and Iron Fist of the Sun will be involved as part of the whole affair.

Here are the specs:

Name of promoter: Project X Presents
Name of night: X-Lab:VL
Date: Friday 22nd February
Venue: Concrete (formerly The Boiler Room), The Big Peg, 120 Vyse Street,
The Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, B18 6NF
Price: £5 on the door
Time: 9pm – 4am
Web-Site Address: www.projectxpresents.com
Venue & Club Enquires: 0121 212 9280 www.myspace.com/concretebirmingham
07968 366878 or 07968 260276

X-Lab:VL is a multi media performance. The show combines live music from many genres with VJs, DJs, interactive sound and light installations and one or two other surprises to create an unforgettable night out.

The night is carefully sequenced to produce an interactive fantasy journey: a seamless multi-layered flow of entertainment with action moving continuously around the venue and the audience entranced in the middle of it all.

X-Lab:VL is an event without parallel – quite simply: like nothing else out there!

Featuring:
Arcade – quirky electronic dissemblage
VJ Chromatouch – painting with light
Rich Batsford – meditative piano and instrumental epics
Shana Tova – anarcho rawk!
Koala Grip – spiky punk
DJ Marc Reck – uplifting breakbeat (Mr Elephant/Rockfall)
Object X – interactive installations

With many more playing a part during an unforgettable night.

Website: www.projectxpresents.com

Project X Presents a blog post involving Arcade

arcade — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 10:51:18 +0000

I have offered my services to Project X Presents for their the show they are putting on during Feb (22nd to be precise). As part of the marketing of the event I was asked by Rob from PXP to send some history and a photo. I duely obliged spending an hour or so writing up the stuff I remembered doing. This then turned into a series of emails back and forth as Rob generated something snappy which captures the essence of the last 7 years worth of Arcade work.

We then agreed that this would make for an interesting article which may help others writing marketing material for themselves or other artists.

The email trail can be found here: http://www.projectxpresents.com/node/128