London’s electro, breakbeat, sub-bass heads Lifecycle like to perform live like a defrosted progressive rock act rather than your usual dance outfit.  They mix live instruments and vocals warped by MIDI interfaces and laptops to combine styles and create an audio spectrum fresh to the ears of those who bear witness.

Lifecycle take their brazen approach to tribal-fused electronica and pack in some serious punches and shapes in new single ‘Patterns’.  The band have become well known on the London scene for spontaneous true live performances and if you do some digging you find their involvement with many influential electronic records.

Heading out on the road this autumn with their van packed with wizardry, gadgets and beaten up instruments, Lifecycle are performing shows the length of Britain, from Exeter to Aberdeen.

Single ‘Patterns’ is out on Monday 18th November on imprint Supersymmetry

Listen to the new single Patterns HERE: https://soundcloud.com/lifecycle/sets/patterns-private/s-uXos7

Catch Lifecycle on tour during October/November:

19th Oct                 Luton                    Oxjam

26th Oct                 Glasgow               Ivory Blacks

27th Oct                 Aberdeen           The Moorings

02nd Nov               Exeter                   The Cavern

07th Nov               London                 Camden Barfly

15th Nov               Stockport            Blue Cat Café  

20th Nov               Streatham           White Lion

05th Dec                Manchester       Retro Bar 

 “...rolling rhythm patterns wind around sophisticated chords and a bass throb that feels like an ocean current. The use of suspense without obvious release is very well realised, and the feel is of pleasures almost too intense to bear. All in all, a seriously powerful release...”  mixmag

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Web                      www.thelifecycl.es

For interviews and guest list please contact:  terri@iaatouring.com   0044(0)1273 305752