TRIPTYCH: An ongoing itinerant soundclash presenting the work of independent labels and collectives based in London - 3 labels : 3 acts : 3 perspectives.

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Leverton Fox (Not Applicable)
Inch-time (Mystery Plays)
Strobes (Loop Collective)

LEVERTON FOX

Part mythical haze and part hyper crafted puzzle, Leverton Fox collage together a battery of musical inspiration, from noise and lo-fi electronics to free improvisation and psychedelia with a healthy dose of irreverence. Their sound sits somewhere in between the various musical universes of The Orb, Johannes Brahms, Wolf Eyes, Hitachi Fork Lift Trucks, Supersilent, Vangelis and Oren Ambarchi.



INCH-TIME

The force behind one of London's most colourful and optimistic young electronica labels (with a distinctly Australian tint), Stefan Panczak AKA Inch-time has a restless enthusiasm for timeless, breezily open ended electronic music. His subtle melding of gleaming electronica and a whole host of other ingredients – from dub to folk textures, and languid jazz stylings to post-rock atmospheres – has evolved to take in new elements while sticking to the unique approach which Panczak has made his signature since his debut album, 2005's Any Colour You Like.



STROBES

Conjuring big beats and a vast array of sonic possibilities, Strobes unites the creative minds of two prodigious talents of the London music scene, Dan Nicholls (keyboards/electronics) and Dave Smith (drums/electronics). Flickering effortlessly between electro-improv, Afrocentric grooves and distinctively original hooks.

Nicholls/Smith Duo @ The Oxford, London from Dan Nicholls on Vimeo.