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May 08

Flying Lotus and Hudson Mohawke, the story of a sold out Beat Dimensions at the Bimhuis

Flying Lotus and Hudson Mohawke

«It’s on in this motherfucker. This is history.»

The words of Steven Ellison before his first-ever abstract-experimental set as Flying Lotus in a seated venue that is home to the trio or the quartet. Not tonight. A crowd of some 400 twenty-your olds, drawn by the appeal of seeing these two prodigy Warp artists perform together for the first time in Amsterdam, caused havoc at the place so used to civilised discourse after a concert. Not this time. Aardvarck and Cinnaman, runaway cult figures from the 7,5th floor of a Spike Jonze film, meticulously murdered the crowd until 5 am with wonky, crunky and junkie bass and beats. FlyLo cameod like he ran the place; HudMo said «Ooops.»

Flying Lotus
Flying Lotus on deck after his live show at the Bimhuis on Beat Dimensions (photo: Nalden)

This was Beat Dimensions. Let’s do it again. There will be pictures and videos up soon. Thanks to Steven, Ross, Mike, Yuri, Huub and all others involved for making this possible.


One Response to “Flying Lotus and Hudson Mohawke, the story of a sold out Beat Dimensions at the Bimhuis”

  1. audioculture.org » Blog Archive » Flying Lotus will return to Amsterdam in November Says:

    [...] his bold display at the Bimhuis during the Beat Dimensions episode with fellow beatmaker Hudson Mohawke in May, Steven ‘Flying Lotus‘ Ellison will [...]

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