21/7 Lymbyc Systym (US) w/ Hungry Ghosts Live in Hong Kong

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White Noise presents Lymbyc Systym (US) Live in Hong Kong

Opening Act: Hungry Ghosts (HK)

Date : 21th July 2011 (Thursday)
Time : 8:30PM til late
Venue: Hidden Agenda
Address: 香港觀塘大業街25號高良工業大廈6樓全層
6/F, Ko Leung Industrial Bldg, 25 Tai Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong
Ticket : 180HKD (Adv) 220HKD (At Door)

Tickets will be available Now at
White Noise Records Tel : 2591 0499
香港銅鑼灣耀華街21號華耀商業大廈19樓1901室
Room 1901, 19/F, Workingview Commercial Building,21 Yiu Wa Street, Causeway Bay

Hidden Shop Tel : 96518567
香港觀塘大業街25號高良工業大廈6樓全層
6/F, Ko Leung Industrial Bldg, 25 Tai Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong

Total Information: 25910499, 93093659 whitenoiserecordshk@gmail.​com

Promotional Design: Trilingua

More Details Will Be Announced Shortly

Lymbyc Systym (US)
Hailing from Tempe, Arizona, Jared and Michael Bell formed Lymbyc Systym late in 2001. Drawing inspiration from the groups Tortoise, Explosions in the Sky, and Four Tet, their compositions cleverly combine vintage keyboards, infectious melodies, analog effects, dynamic drumming, and intricate laptop programming to form melodic and cohesive tracks that blur the borders between post-rock, indie-rock, and the most organic electronic music. Playing in support of the Album Leaf, Crystal Castles, Explosion In The Sky, and a slew of other national acts, and recently becoming a headlining road act in their own right, the brothers have developed a truly impressive live show. From their self-release debut EP, Carved by Glaciers, to their recent releases for Mush and split 7" with fellow instrumental upstarts This Will Destroy You, Lymbyc Systym have quickly etched out a place in the bustling underground music scene.

Hungry Ghosts (HK)
"A group of wholesome, Hong Kong-bred multicultural kids, Hungry Ghosts are the kind of band you could take home to your parents. If you caught them a while back when they snarled around in pirate costumes, they’ve developed a whole new sound and image since. Fronted by former acoustic artist Luke Chow, this energetic post-punk outfit ditches the sappiness of the latter’s solo efforts while retaining the same painstaking commitment to writing finely crafted emo songs, now backed up by a rocking rhythm section.: - HK Magazine, John Rbertson
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