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Spatial, No Problem Version Part Two

Mouse on Mars, Louis Chude-Sokei and Dodo NKishi

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Mouse on Mars, together with collaborators Dodo NKishi, Louis Chude-Sokei and Regis Molina, present a real time remix of their collaboration with the late, great dub legend Lee "Scratch" Perry.

One of Germany’s most influential electronic acts, Mouse on Mars are known for their ever-evolving sound, blending experimental structures with playful, genre-defying energy. This improvised live set responds to Spatial, No Problem, folding spoken word and live electronics into their recorded project with Lee "Scratch" Perry, which culminated in an album featuring some of Perry's last recordings. 

Expanding on the unique sonic collage that characterises both as the installation and the album (which is out 5 June spatialnoproblem.com), this live performance will extend their collaboration in daring new directions.

This is the second of two sessions, the first improvised set taking place on 5 June.

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Stage Times:
Doors 7.45pm
Installation playback from 8pm - 9pm
Live performance at 9pm


Please note:

  • The performance may include flashing lights, haze, high volumes and heavy bass. 
  • The Pit is located on Level –2, accessible via the lift or stairs from the Level G foyer (follow signs for The Pit and Cinema 1).  Please download your ticket in advance, ready to show staff at the door. 
  • Please note that large bags will not be permitted in the performance space. A cloakroom is available on the Level –1 foyer, next to the Barbican Hall. 
  • The Spatial, No Problem vinyl, released on Friday 5 June, is available to purchase in the Barbican Shop (open until 7pm Sunday to Monday, and until 8pm on Saturday). 

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The Pit

Location
The Pit is located on Level -2 within the main Barbican building and can be accessed via the stairs or lifts on Level G, next to the doors to the Lakeside Terrace. 

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