This year’s lineup features quite a bit for experimental electronica fans, and L.A.-based Nosaj Thing certainly fits the bill. Jason Ford’s chopped up synth and percussion combines with a killer light show for one of the more captivating live experiences out there. Ranging from spacey and ambient to driving and manic, you’ll have a hard time picking a favorite track off either his Views/Octopus EP or debut full-length Drift (which might have the best album art in recent memory). Check out “Fog”, a key track off Drift, and part of a recent Brooklyn set at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, showcasing the visual experience. Be sure to catch his performance on Sunday of B.O.M.B. Fest in Hartford. You won’t regret it.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
BOMB Fest '011 - Nosaj Thing
As B.O.M.B. Fest approaches, our artist profiles will be kicking into high gear, particularly for the new discoveries. There are a number of artists we would have never gotten into without the Bombacis forcing our hand, but we’re so glad they did.
This year’s lineup features quite a bit for experimental electronica fans, and L.A.-based Nosaj Thing certainly fits the bill. Jason Ford’s chopped up synth and percussion combines with a killer light show for one of the more captivating live experiences out there. Ranging from spacey and ambient to driving and manic, you’ll have a hard time picking a favorite track off either his Views/Octopus EP or debut full-length Drift (which might have the best album art in recent memory). Check out “Fog”, a key track off Drift, and part of a recent Brooklyn set at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, showcasing the visual experience. Be sure to catch his performance on Sunday of B.O.M.B. Fest in Hartford. You won’t regret it.
This year’s lineup features quite a bit for experimental electronica fans, and L.A.-based Nosaj Thing certainly fits the bill. Jason Ford’s chopped up synth and percussion combines with a killer light show for one of the more captivating live experiences out there. Ranging from spacey and ambient to driving and manic, you’ll have a hard time picking a favorite track off either his Views/Octopus EP or debut full-length Drift (which might have the best album art in recent memory). Check out “Fog”, a key track off Drift, and part of a recent Brooklyn set at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, showcasing the visual experience. Be sure to catch his performance on Sunday of B.O.M.B. Fest in Hartford. You won’t regret it.
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