Plattentaufe for the album Love Acid Revolution
Love Acid Revolution is the third album by David Thayer’s project Little Tornados.
The show is a presentation of compositions synchronized to video and live playing. Rather than a band, Little Tornados is David solo, presenting his compositions as a form of “live cooking”.
The show mixes composition with performance, where the lines between finished pieces and works in progress are irrelevant - capturing the urgency of composition by any means necessary.
The compositions are as elaborate as they are simple, presenting musical complexity seen in the compositions of Morrecone and Burt Bacharach, and combining the rock aesthetic of Krautrock acts such as Can and Kraftwerk with the guitar stylings and overtones of Pink Floyd and REM toward science “non-fiction”.
Expect musings on the future set to shimmering musical visions of themes of togetherness, love, and Acid Revolution.
This evening is part of the Gessnerallee open call format Ponyhof that supports small stage productions, particularly in Stall 6. The idea was originally developed by our team, providing employees with a small boost to bring their own ideas to life. From karaoke clubs to Tavola Grande and parties, we're excited to see what comes next. If you have your own idea and would like to bring it to life, please write to us at info@gessnerallee.ch.
All entrance fees for this party will go directly to Little Tornados. The suggested retail price for this event is CHF 20.
Plattentaufe for the album Love Acid Revolution
Love Acid Revolution is the third album by David Thayer’s project Little Tornados.
The show is a presentation of compositions synchronized to video and live playing. Rather than a band, Little Tornados is David solo, presenting his compositions as a form of “live cooking”.
The show mixes composition with performance, where the lines between finished pieces and works in progress are irrelevant - capturing the urgency of composition by any means necessary.
The compositions are as elaborate as they are simple, presenting musical complexity seen in the compositions of Morrecone and Burt Bacharach, and combining the rock aesthetic of Krautrock acts such as Can and Kraftwerk with the guitar stylings and overtones of Pink Floyd and REM toward science “non-fiction”.
Expect musings on the future set to shimmering musical visions of themes of togetherness, love, and Acid Revolution.
This evening is part of the Gessnerallee open call format Ponyhof that supports small stage productions, particularly in Stall 6. The idea was originally developed by our team, providing employees with a small boost to bring their own ideas to life. From karaoke clubs to Tavola Grande and parties, we're excited to see what comes next. If you have your own idea and would like to bring it to life, please write to us at info@gessnerallee.ch.
All entrance fees for this party will go directly to Little Tornados. The suggested retail price for this event is CHF 20.