What’s on in Sydney New South Wales – Metronomy

What’s on in Sydney New South Wales – Metronomy Metronomy

What’s on in Sydney New South Wales – Metronomy IT seems Australian audiences just can’t get enough of Metronomy. Returning to Australia for a string of shows, including Harbourlife, Metronomy’s quirky pop is always a treat.

What’s on in Sydney New South Wales – Metronomy Metronomy began ten years ago in the tiny, bohemian market town of Totnes in Devon, when Joseph’s dad sold his son a computer so he could sit in his bedroom and make electronic music inspired by the likes of Autechre, LFO and Aphex Twin.

Along with their much loved tracks, Metronomy will be showcasing new material, which you can expect to be as elliptical, insidious, multicoloured and richly textured artpop as is always expected.

When: Tuesday 23rd November
Time: 8pm
Where: Oxford Art Factory
Cost: $35

IT seems Australian audiences just can’t get enough of Metronomy. Returning to Australia for a string of shows, including Harbourlife, Metronomy’s quirky pop is always a treat.

Metronomy began ten years ago in the tiny, bohemian market town of Totnes in Devon, when Joseph’s dad sold his son a computer so he could sit in his bedroom and make electronic music inspired by the likes of Autechre, LFO and Aphex Twin.

Along with their much loved tracks, Metronomy will be showcasing new material, which you can expect to be as elliptical, insidious, multicoloured and richly textured artpop as is always expected.

When: Tuesday 23rd November
Time: 8pm
Where: Oxford Art Factory
Cost: $35

IT seems Australian audiences just can’t get enough of Metronomy. Returning to Australia for a string of shows, including Harbourlife, Metronomy’s quirky pop is always a treat.

Metronomy began ten years ago in the tiny, bohemian market town of Totnes in Devon, when Joseph’s dad sold his son a computer so he could sit in his bedroom and make electronic music inspired by the likes of Autechre, LFO and Aphex Twin.

Along with their much loved tracks, Metronomy will be showcasing new material, which you can expect to be as elliptical, insidious, multicoloured and richly textured artpop as is always expected.

When: Tuesday 23rd November
Time: 8pm
Where: Oxford Art Factory
Cost: $35

IT seems Australian audiences just can’t get enough of Metronomy. Returning to Australia for a string of shows, including Harbourlife, Metronomy’s quirky pop is always a treat.

Metronomy began ten years ago in the tiny, bohemian market town of Totnes in Devon, when Joseph’s dad sold his son a computer so he could sit in his bedroom and make electronic music inspired by the likes of Autechre, LFO and Aphex Twin.

Along with their much loved tracks, Metronomy will be showcasing new material, which you can expect to be as elliptical, insidious, multicoloured and richly textured artpop as is always expected.

When: Tuesday 23rd November
Time: 8pm
Where: Oxford Art Factory
Cost: $35

IT seems Australian audiences just can’t get enough of Metronomy. Returning to Australia for a string of shows, including Harbourlife, Metronomy’s quirky pop is always a treat.

Metronomy began ten years ago in the tiny, bohemian market town of Totnes in Devon, when Joseph’s dad sold his son a computer so he could sit in his bedroom and make electronic music inspired by the likes of Autechre, LFO and Aphex Twin.

Along with their much loved tracks, Metronomy will be showcasing new material, which you can expect to be as elliptical, insidious, multicoloured and richly textured artpop as is always expected.

When: Tuesday 23rd November
Time: 8pm
Where: Oxford Art Factory
Cost: $35