The Rock Of Travolta / Ex Libras / Secret Cinema Band - 93 Feet East
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The Rock Of Travolta / Ex Libras / Secret Cinema Band – 93 Feet East, London

The Rock Of Travolta
plus Ex Libras / Secret Cinema Band

Wednesday 15th June – 93 Feet East
150 Brick Lane, London E1 6QL
Tickets £5 from link

Within a year of their first gig, The Rock Of Travolta had played in front of 45,000 people whilst supporting Radiohead at their immense South Park gig, having been invited personally by Yorke and Co. TROT have played four UK headline tours, recorded a John Peel session and released two EPs plus an album – all of which were met with critical acclaim. Following all this and a significant line up change, the band took on a new approach to writing and entered a self-imposed exile, taking time to ensure that the new record did justice to their vision. Fine Lines establishes a new era for The Rock Of Travolta and again the band are receiving critical acclaim. link

Ex
Libras’
 influences 
are 
as 
varied
 as 
their 
music. 
The 
boys 
share 
a 
love of 
hip‐hop, orchestral
 music, 
electronic
 music, 
funk, 
jazz ‐ 
“alternative
 music 
with
 groove” 
say the
 band. 
Ex 
Libras 
know
 no 
boundaries. 
Live, 
the
 band
 performs 
with 
a 
passion that 
will 
make
 your 
heart 
skip 
a 
beat; 
audiences 
are 
quickly 
captivated 
with
 the band’s
 melodic 
finesse 
that 
remains 
unparalleled
 amongst 
their 
piers.

Ex
 Libras 
are 
a 
band 
with 
creative 
longevity
 and
 exciting 
prospects
 ahead. 
Their musical
 horizons
 are 
matched 
by
 their 
sheer 
passion
 and 
soul, 
which is 
evident 
from every
 single 
beautifully 
arranged
 track 
on 
their 
album “Cut(s)” 
and 
 every 
live 
performance they
play. 
Ex
 Libras
 are
 a 
band
 not to 
be
 ignored,
 never 
to 
be 
missed. link

With varied backgrounds, Secret Cinema Band's music is both moving and hard to define. The band collectively writes its music and use unusual instruments, commonly replacing a bass with a fx'd electrical violin and using old electronic toys. This unusual approach has led to comparisons with Pink Floyd, Radiohead, TV On The Radio and The Mars Volta. link

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