Watch: Four Tet at LPR on Pitchfork TV

Pitchfork TV just put up a video of Four Tet's performance at LPR, shot by videographer Ray Concepcioñ through a pair of disposable 3D glasses. Head over to Pitchfork to watch it.

Listen: Four Tet at LPR

WNYC Culture is streaming a recording of Four Tet's entire February 17th show at LRP as a part of their No Cover series. Listen to it over at WNYC.

Reviews and Photos of Four Tet at LPR

The Village Voice and The Music Slut posted reviews of Four Tet's February 17th performance at LPR. From The Village Voice:

Perched cheerfully behind a table of blinking, bleeping toys (at one point he taps out a wonky melody on what could very well have been a plain ol' iPhone), Hebden alternates between a light touch and a heavy one, faring best when the two intermingle. We begin with "Angel Echoes," the extremely well-named leadoff to his new, widely praised There Is Love in You (our chat with him about it/information overload/Tori Amos is here), a cooing female voice offset by one-note piano/water-glass droplets, as though he is patiently gluing together a smashed vase back together, until titanic drum rolls and cymbal crashes intrude to remind you how the vase got broken in the first place.

Read the rest of their review here.

The Music Slut called the show "pure magic through and through," giving it a 9/10 rating. Read the rest of their post and check out the photos here.

Watch: Four Tet, "Everything Ecstatic"

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Electronic artist Kieran Hebden (aka Four Tet) plays LPR on Wednesday, February 17th. Tickets are going very quickly; get yours here.

See below for the official video for Four Tet's song, "Everything Ecstatic".

Special Discounted Tickets available for Black Strobe and DOPPLEREFFEKT Shows

Special offer!
Get $4 off when you buy advance tickets to both Black Strobe and Dopplereffekt! Click here to read more and purchase these combo tickets.
(There are some free MP3s at the bottom of this post as well.)


BLACK STROBE w/ ARNAUD REBOTINI & DJ EAMON HARKIN
Thursday, May 14, 11PM
Black Strobe fuses together traces of acid house techno, death disco, and industrial into a distinct sound. Opening the set will be producer and singer from Black Strobe Arnaud Rebotini was raised on funk and disco by his father nonetheless he rebelled and formed death metal and noise grunge bands. A student in computer science, he was soon seduced by technology, bought a 303, a 808 and began crafting skewed electronica and techno. Their both joined by Mr. Saturday Night/Sunday Best mastermind Eamon Harkin.


DOPPLEREFFEKT: First ever NYC show with KIERAN HEBDEN (a/k/a Four Tet) and SANTIAGO SALAZAR (UR | ICAN | Planet E - DJ Set)
Saturday, May 16, 11PM
Detroit electro legends Dopplereffekt are one of the more mysterious units of the contemporary electronic music scene. There are no interviews and hardly any live appearances. The composers hide behind strange German pseudonyms whereas the song titles and lyrics are in English, making a strange mixture of scientific, sexually explicit and political allusions. Even if at first sight the forefathers Kraftwerk seem to be more than present, Dopplereffekt have developed their very own and highly influential sound aesthetic. The brain behind the group is scientist Heinrich Mueller (Drexciya, Arpanet, Japanese Telecom, der Zyklus etc). They had a great impact on the electro clash sound around 2000 and tracks like "Plastiphilia" and "Rocket Scientist" helped soundtrack that era. What few people know is that the tracks were produced already 5 years earlier, in Detroit.

London producer/DJ Kieran Hebden is better known as Four Tet, the moniker under which he's created some of the more adventurous and eclectic beat records of the past decade. The newest of which is a two-track collaboration with shadowy dubstep-techno figure, Burial. It's pretty dope!

Santiago Salazar (a.k.a. DJ S2) has split his career between Detroit and Los Angeles, and his mixture of house and techno reflects each city's tastes. A former member of the legendary Underground Resistance crew (Los Hermanos, Galaxy 2 Galaxy), he now makes music alongside Esteban Adame as ICAN (for Carl Craig's Planet E label) and on his own.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE SHOWS ARE ON DIFFERENT DATES.

Listen: Four Tet - "Ringer"

Listen: DOPPLEREFFEKT - "Cellular Phone"