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10 new shows for December including Jeff for first time in ages - plus 2024 Festive 50 arriving from Christmas day.

Artist Info

Xylitol

Xylitol
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Powered by Audioscrobbler™1. Xylitol is a female fronted hardcore punk band from Olympia, Washington. The 4 members are Laura, Jake, Winter and Colter. Exposure to them can give you an energy rush but also leave you with a severe ringing in your ears. You have been warned.

https://xylitolband.bandcamp.com/

2. Xylitol is the nom-de-guerre of electronic musician, writer and artist Catherine Backhouse. Her early releases under the name were characterised by tinny rhythm-box percussion, cosmic electronics and roller-rink melodies “like Delia Derbyshire fighting her way out of a biscuit tin”.
Her most recent album on Planet Mu “Anemones” brings her lifelong fascination with early electronic music into an omnidirectional dialogue with kosmische music, uk garage and jungle techno.

As DJ Bunnyhausen she was a resident DJ at the seminal Kosmische Club in London throughout the 2000s; she now co-hosts the radio show and club night ‘Slav to the Rhythm’ bringing the outer reaches of pop and electronica from the Central and Eastern European diaspora to the airwaves and the dancefloor.
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