Event Listing - Clubs, Music

Fri Sep 5

blasthaus presents

Ellen Allien & Modeselektor

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Location	Date and Time
Mighty 119 Utah Street San Francisco, CA 94103 map cross street: 15th Street district: Potrero Hill	Fri Sep 5 (10pm - afterhours)

Description

Presented by blasthaus and XLR8R. It's time to dance your shoes off as we bring you surely one of the most tantalizing double-bills this year. B-Pitch Control founder and dancefloor destroyer Ellen Allien along with Modeselektor, who combine IDM, glitch, electro and hip hop to create furious cut-up musical mayhem. This is going to be insane. (i.e. advance purchase highly suggested!) Support from Nikola and in the sideroom Lemonade and Bersa Disco keep it together.

Once around the globe...“Jet lag is a physiological condition which is a consequence of alterations to circadian rhythms. Such disturbances result from rapid transmeridian travel as on a
jet plane. They are known as jet lag. The condition is generally believed to be the result of disruption of the "light/dark" cycle that entrains the body's circadian rhythm. Even when we live in a 24 hours per day – circle; the natural rhythm of our interior clock is programmed to 25 hours per day mainly.”

BPitch Control knows that since a long time! ELLEN ALLIEN and MODESELEKTOR are not afraid of alterations of time and now less then ever of jet lags. Far from it, we have the antidotal! For the first time since the foundation of BPC in the year 1997, the BPitch artists take the road together in September 2008 for an extensive world tour. The Padfinderei supports visually. This constellation expresses intense power and is going to be unbeatable against annoying effects such as headache and loss of
appetite. Ellen Allien just came back from her extensive SOOL-album tour (4th solo album BPC175), but remains full of energy. Modeselektor are unstoppable anyway: with their hit album HAPPY BIRTHDAY (BPC159) and their single release
GOODSPEED/ THE WHITE FLASH FEAT. THOM YORKE (BPC174) they are
known to be sensational. Being the support act of Radiohead's only German concert simply fits into it.