Cash for Analogue

In an innovative fundraiser and true Analogue style, Clan Analogue are holding 'Cash for Analogue' at Troika Bar, 106 Little Lonsdale St, on Thursday the 2nd of November. From the sublime to the downright wierd, the Clan are actioning the lot to have their latest venture see the the light of day.

Clan Analogue have been working with Manikin Films on the production of a new documentary about the history of Australia's longest-running electronic arts collective and record label. To help raise funds to cover costs associated with the documentary's production, Clan Analogue 'Cash for Analogue' will be an evening of partying, fun and merriment, with some celebratory electronic sounds and rhythms thrown in to the mix.

See the world premiere screening of 'Plug In & Switch On', including bloopers. Groove along as Clan Analogue celebrities Nicole Skeltys (Biftek), Nic Lowrey (DJ Toupee) and Bo (winduptoys) play favourite selections from their extensive record collections.

The electronic music rarities auction includes hundreds of dollars worth of prizes, giving people a chance to get some choice items of Australian electronic music history, such as vintage drum machines, the complete set of 90s Clan Analogue vinyl releases, the last ever new copy of Telemetry Orchestra's debut album, premium tickets to the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and much more. All this plus door prizes, raffles, drink specials and the relaxing ambience of Troika Bar. Entry is only $8. See you there!

'Clan Analogue: Plug In & Switch On' will be included on the forthcoming Clan Analogue DVD and CD retrospective Re Cognition.

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• Clan Analogue
• Toupee
• WindUpToys