Full details now released for this gig which will be the Digitonal band's only Spring date now. Massively looking forward to this - we'll be pulling something special out for it.

Also whilst we're here, We've just confirmed a set of our more pure electronica, acid and dancefloor-orientated material at the ever reliable I Love Acid club on May 29th. Official event details can be found on the facebook group, but will also include a set from our labelmates and all round top blokes, Echaskech.

http://www.justmusic.co.uk/

We've just heard from the promoters for this gig and am very sorry to report that it's been postponed and will not now being going ahead. Massive apologies to anyone that was coming down to see us. We're a bit gutted. if we hear anything else, we'll let you know.

There's a bit more info on this at teh Label page:

http://www.justmusic.co.uk/

we will post more when we have the new date.

We are still playing at Cafe Oto on the 10th of June and i'll release more details about that later.

Andy.:

We have the full details for this fantastic event at Cafe Oto on the 10th of June.

Established in late 2007, and presented by Chimera Productions, Blank Canvas is a bi-monthly ‘club’ night reputed for its eclectic contemporary classical and experimental music programming, which pays no heed to classical music convention.

To mark the last in the current season of Blank Canvas shows, which has seen incredible performances from the likes of Jon Hopkins, Mira Calix, London Sinfonietta, Shlomo and Plaid at venues such as the BFI Southbank, Kings Place and Ether 10 at the Southbank Centre, British electronic artist par excellence Robin Rimbaud – aka Scanner – presents a new collaboration with pianist Will Dutta and coming off a widely critically acclaimed album, Save Your Light For Darker Days, Digitonal perform a full live set.

There are earlybird tickets available here:

http://www.wegottickets.com/f/1411

for considerably less cash than on the door.

Hi.
We're very pleased to announce a couple of London-based live dates this spring:

First up is an intimate evening hosted by our record label at the Camden Roundhouse Studio, featuring the very beautiful acoustics of Dan Arborise and a live set by the full Digitonal band.

May 27th
7.30pm

More details and ticket information here:

http://www.roundhouse.org.uk/whats-on/productions/justmusiccafe-4891

Secondly, we have been invited to play at London's premiere new venue for contemporary music, Dalston's Cafe Oto on the 10th of June. Details still to be published, but we understand that Will Dutta and Scanner will also be performing.

Watch this space for more, plus details of our forthcoming retrospective album "Be Still My Bleeping Heart" very soon indeed.

A week to go until Bloc and we're getting officially excited. Josh and I have written a set specifically for the space we're playing - a fantastic projection filled dome which is being sponsored by Fenchurch Clothing. Fenchurch asked us to put together a podcast for them and so we have. It's 45 minutes of pure electronica, featuring a few Bloc artists and some other bits and pieces. There's also a short interview with Andy Digitonal.

Read and download at the Fenchurch Bloc microsite.

Tracklisting:

Philip Glass - Music in 12 parts (pt2 excerpt) (Nonsuch)
Autechre - Drane (Peel Session) (Warp)
Intricate - Times (Spezial Materiel)
Abfahrt Hinwil - Sonic Surface (Toytronic)
Mr Projectile - Sinking (Merck)
Yimino - Stoek (Ominim)
Kettel - Church (Sending Orbs)
Beaufort Scale - Dreaming in Perivale (Self-released)
Jon Hopkins - Apparition (Just Music)
Fizzarum - Microphorus (Domino)
Gimmik - Maybe (Toytronic)
Posthuman - Asha Grew Wings (Digitonal breaks down remix) (Myusyk)

Digitonal play the Fenchurch Dome at Bloc 2010 this Sunday at 3pm.