Nano Kino are the dream pop manoeuvres of Sarah Suri and Duncan Lloyd, with Tom English and Phil Morgan.
Introduced by a friend, Nano Kino's songwriting core was enshrined in a shared love for the Cocteau Twins, Women, Life Without Buildings and late 80’s house music. Emerging in 2012, the band's own creative journey was soon peppered with select single and EP releases, acclaimed critically yet remaining a well-preserved secret amidst the North-East live scene. The gestation of their album took somewhat longer, and wasn't to be rushed.
Here we are: the debut Nano Kino LP Object A will be available from September 4th, on vinyl, CD and download. A patiently-honed 14-track songbook infused with hypnotic rhythm, deft guitarwork, and swells of ethereal euphoria.
This special LP launch party is a joyful rarity, following recent singles Reset and Wipeout, and live activity variously in the company of Miki Berenyi Trio, Still Corners, Arab Strap, Lewsberg and more. Cluny2 is the venue of choice, with special guest supports to be announced.
Be swept along on the ride!
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- Valid photo ID required for ticket pickup
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before event start time
- Tickets can be collected under the name of the booking
- Limited street parking available
- Nearby public parking lots within walking distance
- Recommend using public transportation or taxi/rideshare services
- Evening parking restrictions may apply
- Ground floor venue with some accessibility
- Limited wheelchair spaces
- Advance notice recommended for special accommodations
- Contact venue directly for specific accessibility needs
- 18+ events unless specifically noted
- No outside food or drinks
- No professional camera equipment
- Respectful behavior expected
- Valid ID required for age-restricted events
- Most events are 18+
- No children under 16 permitted
- Some rare all-ages events may be exceptions
- Parental supervision not typically allowed
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