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JCC & Monocrave present: New Israeli Rock – Sunday, 21/11/10, The Wilmington Arms, 69 Rosebery Avenue, London EC1R 4RL. doors at 19:00, shows from 19:30 till late. entry is £5 only!
TV Buddhas
Young Paul
Oded Kafri: The Drumahcine Project
Monocrave Night Live is a line which will group a few of our favourite artists and bands. this is our first time we're crossing the borders of Israel, straight into the foggy streets of London.
who's on? TV Buddhas with their garage rock, Young Paul in a blend of quirky rock and killer synth pop and Oded Kafri's The Drumachine project, probably the best live drum session you'll ever see.
TV Buddhas
TV Buddhas are the self proclaimed kings of geek bubblegum, the kids who prefer to stay at home and watch Lord of the Rings than go out and get drunk.
their music is heavily influenced by The Ramones, The Replacements and Richard Hell, while their lyrics lean more towards the outsider approach of Jonathan Richman and The Modern Lovers, directing their own anti-social heat against current day hipsters, polaroid-glory and loud outgoing
Young Paul
rockstar wannabe meets dancestar wannabee. together they're Young Paul, an undefinable mess of beats and Pop candies. put your hand in the treats-bag see what you can find.
"they've found their darkly pop, crowd-dividing identity, they really mean it, and they're sticking with it. Young Paul is a brilliant toxic shock of sci-fi future TOTP" (www.ameliasmagazine.com)
The Drumachine project
no ‘ordinary’ drummer, Oded Kafri have always had a passion for percussion instruments such as marimba, tabla, the classic snare and of course the drum kit. also a fan of electronic music, Kafri figured out how to fuse all of his music influences into a single melting pot called "The DruMachine Project".
using a unique kit that includes ethnic percussion (and a water disperser bottle) together with electronic drums and computers, and adding live vocals, Oded brings the audience to heightened state of groove-awareness using techniques similar to a skillful DJ.
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