MARK STEWART & THE MAFFIA - Live in Edunburgh - 12 June 2008
The Voodoo Rooms is proud to present:
Mark Stewart & Maffia
Thursday 12 June 2008
8pm - 1am
£18
The Voodoo Rooms, 19a West Register St, Edinburgh, tel: 0131 556 7060 http://www.thevoodoorooms.com/
Revolutionary Bristolian punk ethic meets super-funked up New York beats and wide-screen dub massacre as Mark Stewart and his Maffia hit Edinburgh on the first date of a mini-world tour, promoting the new album: Edit.
Striding to notoriety with a succession of hard-edged punk releases with the The Pop Group, Mark Stewart is regarded as the godfather of the Bristol Sound. His solo efforts create a genre-defying blend of techno, dub, funk, punk and more - spiced up with Stewart's sizzling lyrical sideswipes.
Such diversity demands a talented Maffia. With Doug Wimbish, Keith LeBlanc and Skip McDonald, the house-band of Sugarhill Records who powered the label to fame as the rhythm section on such classics as The Message, you have exactly that. And with Mr Adrian Sherwood, On-U Sound's towerhouse of dub, on the mixing desk, the perfect combination is complete.
Doors 8pm. Tickets priced £18 are available now from Tickets Scotland, Ripping, Underground Solushun, The Voodoo Rooms, online at www.ticketweb.co.uk or by phone on 0132 220 3234.
Sugarhill Records who powered the label to fame as the rhythm section on such classics as The Message, you have exactly that. And with Mr Adrian Sherwood, On-U Sound's towerhouse of dub, on the mixing desk, the perfect combination is complete.
Doors 8pm. Tickets priced £18 are available now from Tickets Scotland, Ripping, Underground Solushun, The Voodoo Rooms, online at www.ticketweb.co.uk or by phone on 0132 220 3234.
Mark Stewart & Maffia
Thursday 12 June 2008
8pm - 1am
£18
The Voodoo Rooms, 19a West Register St, Edinburgh, tel: 0131 556 7060 http://www.thevoodoorooms.com/
Revolutionary Bristolian punk ethic meets super-funked up New York beats and wide-screen dub massacre as Mark Stewart and his Maffia hit Edinburgh on the first date of a mini-world tour, promoting the new album: Edit.
Striding to notoriety with a succession of hard-edged punk releases with the The Pop Group, Mark Stewart is regarded as the godfather of the Bristol Sound. His solo efforts create a genre-defying blend of techno, dub, funk, punk and more - spiced up with Stewart's sizzling lyrical sideswipes.
Such diversity demands a talented Maffia. With Doug Wimbish, Keith LeBlanc and Skip McDonald, the house-band of Sugarhill Records who powered the label to fame as the rhythm section on such classics as The Message, you have exactly that. And with Mr Adrian Sherwood, On-U Sound's towerhouse of dub, on the mixing desk, the perfect combination is complete.
Doors 8pm. Tickets priced £18 are available now from Tickets Scotland, Ripping, Underground Solushun, The Voodoo Rooms, online at www.ticketweb.co.uk or by phone on 0132 220 3234.
Sugarhill Records who powered the label to fame as the rhythm section on such classics as The Message, you have exactly that. And with Mr Adrian Sherwood, On-U Sound's towerhouse of dub, on the mixing desk, the perfect combination is complete.
Doors 8pm. Tickets priced £18 are available now from Tickets Scotland, Ripping, Underground Solushun, The Voodoo Rooms, online at www.ticketweb.co.uk or by phone on 0132 220 3234.
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