Leon Vynehall – SOLD OUT

Hidden Agenda & Selective Memory presents

LEON VYNEHALL

PEPPER CANISTER CHURCH, MOUNT ST, DUBLIN 2

 

 ⚡️SECOND NIGHT ADDED DUE TO PHENOMENAL DEMAND⚡️ 

Saturday 27th November 2021. 8pm

The Leon Vynehall show at Pepper Canister, announced last week, has now sold out; so we are adding a second date on Saturday 27th November. Leon will perform tracks from his entire catalogue including new album ‘Rare, Forever’,  released on Ninja Tunes.]

Tickets for Leon Vynehall at Pepper Canister Church cost EU20.00 plus booking fee and onsale now from www.selectivememory.ie  & Ticketbooth.

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BBC 6 Music – Album Of The Day

A vital artist”

– Future Music (Album of the Month, 9/10)

“Unlimited in scope and undoubtedly Vynehall’s most ambitious yet, resulting in one of the year’s most fascinating records.”

– Clash (8/10)

“Layered with cryptic clues, poetic quotes and fragmentary vocal loops, this lush electronic jazz odyssey is an unorthodox curio but consistently rewarding.”

– Uncut (8/10)

“It perfectly embodies this sublime soul-searching and all-consuming record that is recommended listening for deep house fans and non-fans alike.”

– Loud & Quiet (8/10)

“A genre-defying sonic canvas full of alien beauty, sensual textures and cryptic clues”

– Electronic Sound

 

“A wholly euphoric listen that moves with predatory purpose”

– Resident Advisor (on Mothra)

 

“Dancefloor ready slow burners to set any summer dance floor [..] off right”

– The Vinyl Factory

 

“Rare, Forever synthesizes Vynehall’s instincts into a unique vision”

– Pop Matters (9/10)

“genre-defying” “rewards engaged listening”

– The Observer (4/5)

“Rare, Forever has all the hallmarks of a big, crossover dance music record, but no one’s doing it quite like this.”

– RA

“A triumph”

– Pitchfork (7.8)

“the UK producer zeroes in on what makes his productions so singular, balancing immaculate sound design with compelling club rhythms”

– Pitchfork (7.8)

“a potent showcase of his talents… Vynehall sounds more confident than ever before”

– Pitchfork (7.8)

“At its core, [Rare, Forever] is a straight-up flex, the work of an artist who has learned to distill his many influences and experiments into a coherent, singular vision”

– Pitchfork (7.8)

“The British producer’s splendid second album cements his place as one of our boldest and most fearless creatives”

– NME (4/5)

“Chameleonic talents”

– DJ Mag

“Embodying much of what we’ve missed about live shows, this is the sort of album that makes you grateful for them returning so soon.”

– Clash (8/10)

“Rare, Forever’s prevailing mood is sensuous and luxurious.”

– Mojo (8/10)

“Vynehall’s potential has always been apparent, but Rare, Forever is a truly beguiling record – equal parts poignant and hedonistic – which allows his vast array of talents to shine.”

– MusicOMH (4.5/5)

“Vynehall’s music radiates with energy and spirit”

– All Music (4*)

“A genre-defying sonic canvas full of alien beauty, sensual textures and cryptic clues”

– Electronic Sound

 

Vynehall further demonstrates the flexibility of club music, and shows that he can rearrange it in any way he likes”

– Bleep – Album of The Week

‘Rare, Forever, is another beautiful example of what makes the artist so unique.”

Juno Records

“Genre-bending LP”

Rough Trade

 

“Something truly grandiose and powerful”

–  Beats Per Minute

“Leon Vynehall continues to push the boundaries of house music” –

– FADER The 10 projects you should stream now.

“Built around a techno chassis and rife with pagan themes… no track sounds the same on two successive listens. There’s a whole multidimensional world here to explore.”

– Bandcamp – The Best Electronic Music on Bandcamp

“Vynehall has been making some of the most interesting electronic music of the past few years, and he continues to evolve”

– Brooklyn Vegan – Notable Releases

“another riveting world for the listener to immerse themself in”

– Magnetic Magazine

“It feels trite to take any album’s title as literal translation, but how else to describe Vynehall’s enduring presence within the industry — he is a rarity, and his music certainly has the possibility to last forever.”

– Exclaim!