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Heyoka AKA Andrei Olenev is a cosmic auditory
scientist found in the Bay Area noosphere, who has been blowing
minds with his sonic manipulations.
...Muti Music first
released Heyoka’s “Space Case EP” in 2008 and
included him on their growing roster of talented artists. His albums
‘Whomp Gland & Pineal Dub’, ‘Gate Code’
and the all new ‘Marklar’ album in 2010 have shown that
he is a producer consistently evolving his musical style while
managing to maintain a signature sound that is distinctively
‘Heyoka’.
His early influences in Downtempo,
Dub and IDM combined with midtempo dancefloor genres have helped
create a very unique sound that combines relentless basslines, hip
hop rhythms, dub vibes, and musicality and melody, all within an
atmosphere of heavy psychedelia and alien dimensions. The response
to his emergence so far has been overwhelming with Heyoka developing
audiences and playing festivals from US to Canada and Australia.
Colorado’s Octopus Nebula has recently opened
up on the scene, impressing audiences far and wide with their new
style of music that blends elements of electronic, ambient,
downtemps, breakbeat, rock, acid jazz, and ethereal grooves.
Originally
formed in 2004, the current incarnation coalesced in 2008 and
consists of Fleeb Thomas on bass, Robin Bloch on guitar, John
Safarik on keys, and Dan Raasch on drums. These musicians have come
together not only to inspire the dance floor (which they do on a
regular basis), but also to spread positive vibrations through
music.
The rise of Octopus Nebula has been swift and complete,
as was evidenced at the first show they ever played together, a
sold-out gig at Colorado’s famous Mishawaka Amphitheater with
musical icons from across the pond, Shpongle and Ott. In addition to
these two major names, Octopus Nebula has shared the stage with such
heavy-hitters as the Disco Biscuits, Random Rab, Bluetech, Lotus,
David Murphy (of STS9), Ana Sia, Eskmo, Boombox, Signal Path, EOTO,
and RJD2.
Currently laying out the textured psychedelic grooves
for their first album, Octopus Nebula shuns the formulaic in favor
of a purely original sound, a gamble that has paid off in the long
run for this talented quartet. The music refuses to be classified
and, as a result, gives the sense that the members of Octopus Nebula
are truly breaking new ground.
Support acts TBA
Visuals by our resident
VJ Shmeejay
Photography by
Dave Foresman
This particular Music
Ecology event will be $10 at the door. Send an email to
[email protected] to find out how to be on our reduced list.
10
PM, $10, 21+
186 Harvard Avenue in Allston
"Harvard
Avenue" stop on Green line B
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Allston, MA
02134-2806
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