White Heat: Lemonade
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Tuesday, 3 July
Madame Jojo's, 8-10 Brewer Street, Soho, W1F 0SP
Live Music: Electronica, Pop
How Much:
£5.00 (Advance Tickets)
San Francisco based psych-electronic trio Lemonade have been creating tropical beats since 2005, with their music combining a bundle of genres to produce one chaotic mesh of noise.
Their initial inspiration came from a mutual love of drone and dancehall, and these kids are not shy of a bit of spontaneity, and take cues from dubstep, Arab and Latin music.
You're most likely to find them in an all night rave, fittingly as their music is one hardcore mess of beats and breaks, however they have been spotted doing the odd gig down our way too.
Their initial inspiration came from a mutual love of drone and dancehall, and these kids are not shy of a bit of spontaneity, and take cues from dubstep, Arab and Latin music.
You're most likely to find them in an all night rave, fittingly as their music is one hardcore mess of beats and breaks, however they have been spotted doing the odd gig down our way too.
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