Lusine
Airbird (Joel Ford of Ford + Lopatin) DJ Set, Certain Creatures (DJ Set)
Thu, March 21, 2013
Doors: 11:30 pm / Show: 11:30 pm
Glasslands Gallery
Brooklyn, NY
$10.00 - $12.00
Tickets Available at the Door
This event is 21 and over
http://www.popgunbooking.com/event/199401/Lusine

Jeff McIlwain has been producing his visceral, melodic strain of abstract electronic music as Lusine for over 10 years now. Originally a Texas native, McIlwain met Shad Scott while living in LA and put out his self titled debut on Scott's imprint, Isophlux. He relocated to Seattle in late 2002 and began steadily releasing his music on Ghostly International. McIlwain has also contributed tracks to various compilations and remix releases on Mute, !K7, Kompakt, Asthmatic Kitty, and Shitkatapult. His last, critically acclaimed album, A Certain Distance, was released in 2009, and a follow-up compilation of 12” tracks and remixes, Lucky Numbers, was released soon after in 2010.
McIlwain has performed throughout the US and abroad, including a set at London’s esteemed Fabric nightclub, Tokyo's Unit, Berlin's Watergate nightclub, and most recently at Melbourne’s Electric Owl. He has been involved in the scoring of various film and commercial projects, co-scoring David Gordon Green’s 2008 film Snow Angels (with Kate Beckinsale and Sam Rockwell), scoring Kevin Bray’s 2009 film Linewatch (with Cuba Gooding Jr. and Omari Hardwick), and most recently teaming up with Wingo again to co-score the 2011 film, "The Sitter" (Jonah Hill). He is putting the final touches on his next album and expecting to hit the road in 2012.
McIlwain has performed throughout the US and abroad, including a set at London’s esteemed Fabric nightclub, Tokyo's Unit, Berlin's Watergate nightclub, and most recently at Melbourne’s Electric Owl. He has been involved in the scoring of various film and commercial projects, co-scoring David Gordon Green’s 2008 film Snow Angels (with Kate Beckinsale and Sam Rockwell), scoring Kevin Bray’s 2009 film Linewatch (with Cuba Gooding Jr. and Omari Hardwick), and most recently teaming up with Wingo again to co-score the 2011 film, "The Sitter" (Jonah Hill). He is putting the final touches on his next album and expecting to hit the road in 2012.
Airbird (Joel Ford of Ford + Lopatin) DJ Set

"It's pop, but don't expect it to be popular. Airbird's debut single, Part of the Game, features a vampy, faltering piano riff a la Elton John's Bennie and the Jets, over which Ford hisses a whispery vocal that sounds like Tyler, the Creator doing an impression of Debbie Harry, on Mogadon. We like the way it fades out then back in, in a Beatles-circa-Abbey-Road way. Really peculiar and lovely. It's chart music from an alternate pop universe where Toro Y Moi is No 1 for 19 weeks. Dania Shapes is one minute of luscious locked groove while KONMSTR does strange things to Luther Vandross's 1982 hit Never Too Much. Not so much chopped as cut up and covered in clicks and candy floss. "Body ..." is about the only word left from the original track, ironic as most of the 'human' has been erased from the music. And then you hear the irradiated shimmer-haze of Somewhere in a Field and you realise that, whatever he does, Ford is probably always going to be worth our time." - The Guardian
Certain Creatures (DJ Set)

Certain Creatures is the electronic project of multi-instrumentalist and producer Oliver Chapoy, a South Florida native, known for his former projects Warm Ghost & Saxon Shore and his collaborations/live performances with Mikael Jorgenson (Wilco) & Helado Negro.
His current solo work as Certain Creatures revolves around this modular synth-based aesthetic, remixing the likes of Bear in Heaven, School of Seven Bells and more in bringing a warmly realized, emotive sound to today's digital landscape. Following a live debut of the Certain Creatures project in Mexico City in 2012, Chapoy has been playing numerous shows in Brooklyn and is working on a slate of releases for 2013 with various labels, including an upcoming track on a compilation for underground tastemakers Ghostly International.
His current solo work as Certain Creatures revolves around this modular synth-based aesthetic, remixing the likes of Bear in Heaven, School of Seven Bells and more in bringing a warmly realized, emotive sound to today's digital landscape. Following a live debut of the Certain Creatures project in Mexico City in 2012, Chapoy has been playing numerous shows in Brooklyn and is working on a slate of releases for 2013 with various labels, including an upcoming track on a compilation for underground tastemakers Ghostly International.

