Friday 7 July 2023, 8pm

The Associates - an OTO dedicationwith: Vindicatrix + Triple Negative + Ash Reid & Jackson Burton + DJs

No Longer Available

A special night dedicated to beloved cult Scottish post-punk/pop band, The Associates, following the death of founder member, Alan Rankine at the start of the year.

The group's work has been a huge influence on so many of the acts who have passed through OTO, so it felt only right to celebrate this legacy with a dedicated night featuring three live performances responding to their music in different ways, plus tracks from The Associates and related artists on the decks throughout the night.

Vindicatrix

Vindicatrix is a producer, singer and multi-instrumentalist, working mostly with electronics but also incorporating histrionic vocal improvisation, maudlin crooning, and composition for chamber ensemble. Previous releases can be found on Mordant Music, Scum Yr Earth, purge.xxx and Cellule75.

http://vindicatrix.tumblr.com/

Triple Negative

RETURN OF THE LIVING DIRT
IT'S NOT GOOD FOR YOU JUST BECAUSE IT HURTS

14th drawer down since 2017 or 2003, depending how you count it

Waiting for transport into Stab Central
our jawlines are splinters where glass used to be
our facial tissue is all tissue paper
never no layoff from this
condensery

Makrokakozebekikism from deep in the Welt am Draht plunge pool.
PENULTIMATE PRESS recording disastrists.
Incoming audio-falsifications in collusion with PSILT and AL KARPENTER.
Retirement from private life fully documented, incl. infantile Zeichnungen, in the anaemic volume Nothing is Possible (or Nervousness, or Immorality, or Don't Wait to be Hunted to Hide, depending which front cover you're looking at), P. Press, 2023.

Favours for the flinching strays
always weak and wide astray

Ash Reid & Jackson Burton

Ash and Jackson have been collaborating together for over 10 years, working with scores, text pieces and action based performances that address class and gender in relation to where they grew up.  Recent performances have included Cafe OTO, The Fruit Market and Hundred Years Gallery.