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Clipped Tones and Casios
By Tony Ware
Published on June 04, 2008
Where:
The Independent
Details:
Crystal Castles will be tossing out clipped tones like high fives when they appear with dd/mm/yyyy on Tuesday, June 10, at 8 p.m. Admission is $16; call 771-1421 or visit www.theindependentsf.com.
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Crystal Castles by Tony WareWorking off a template of 8-bit shock, Toronto duo Crystal Castles turns the myoclonic twitches of Atari chips and Super Game Boy blips into dancefloor fodder. Strap an EEG to Crystal Castles' oscillators, and spike waves of vintage Skinny Puppy, the Knife, Future Sound of London, and Minibosses do a pixelated hokey-pokey in the listener's temporal lobe. Known for remixes of Bloc Party and the Klaxons, Crystal Castles does high concept low-res with the best of 'em.
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