Electric Brixton, London
The singular Noah Lennox proves his voice is as hypnotic as his songwriting
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by Danny Wright via Electronic music | The Guardian
The singular Noah Lennox proves his voice is as hypnotic as his songwriting
You can never be certain with such things, but it seems likely that this is the first time Electric Brixton has played host to an artist sampling Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker to deliver a tender, harp-led ballad about terminal cancer.
Panda Bear, AKA Noah Lennox, has always been the most singular of artists – not that you’d know it as he ambles on to the unadorned stage in a baggy grey jumper. “How’s it going everybody? I hope you have a good show,” he mumbles. It’s the only thing he’ll say until the end. But he transforms as he stands in front of a small table of gear, coloured wires running off in every direction.
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by Danny Wright via Electronic music | The Guardian
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