Club night from Beat:Cancer, the UK charity fighting cancer through electronic music, with drum and bass DJ John B and industrial act FLEISCH.
John B headlines The Facebar on Friday 11 December, with FLEISCH on the bill. It's a Beat:Cancer night, promoted with Schism Rock Club.
Beat:Cancer is a UK charity (number 1169212) set up in 2012 to fight cancer by funding research, treatment, screening and care through electronic music. They release records, run club nights, host gigs and organise festivals, and have put out nine CDs of 'cancer kicking music' donated by artists from around the world.
John B, born John Bryn Williams in Maidenhead in 1977, is a drum and bass DJ and producer known for his wild hair and for tracks that evolved from catchy female vocals and trance-like synths — once called 'trance and bass' — towards a sound influenced by the 1980s and electroclash. FLEISCH set out to dominate the worldwide industrial, gothic and electronic scenes, blending the heaviness and techno of Rammstein with the 80s electronic and melodic sensibilities of Depeche Mode, and have won fans with high-energy performances and a flair for the fetish; they've also stated their ambition to represent the UK at Eurovision.
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The night is at The Facebar, Get-Licensed, Ambrose Place, Reading, RG1 7, and tickets are £15 to £37.50.
