Alex Cameron is 1/3 of Sydney electronic outfit Seekae, a deliveryman and a clerk. Let’s just say he’s been around the block. He has played shows in Paris as part of the Pitchfork Music Festival, Sydney Festival, the Art Gallery of NSW and now he is coming to the Abbotsford Convent’s Shadow Electric Bandroom stage to play alongside 0.1 (Kirkis), Martin King (The Harpoons) and Zayd Thring, for a very special one-off daytime show during the Labour Day long weekend on Monday 9th March.
Last year saw Alex Cameron release his debut album ‘Jumping The Shark’ – a documentation of shame and humiliation, with powerful vocal performances across a vibrant synthetic sound. In the live arena, his show is a celebration, bringing jubilance to the microphone in the face of slim odds.
but of new industrial Melbourne electronic duo 0.1, an illegitimate side-project from the local group Kirkis (Eglo Records) heavily inspired by the NY 80’s post-punk industrial scene. A dense hostile force of synthesisers, drums & voice.
Martin King is a Melbourne producer best known for his other acts The Harpoonsand Oscar + Martin. If it’s strong beats and smooth vocals you want to hear, then Martin is your man!
Australia’s next dreamboat aka Zayd Thring. 2014 saw Zayd write the score for award winning short film Three Poems which, was selected for the Cannes Film Festival and has more recently been signed to Sydney label No Good to see the release of his forthcoming sophomore album.
To celebrate the gig, Tone Deaf are giving readers the chance to win a double pass to the show this Monday the 9th of March, enter your details below for a chance to win!
Alex Cameron (Seekae)
Monday 9th March – Labour Day Holiday
with 0.1, Martin King & Zayd Thring
Doors 3.00pm – 7.00pm
Shadow Electric Bandroom
1 St Heliers Street, Abbotsford
Tickets on sale now $12 +BF via: shadowelectric.com.au
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