The xx audio-visual show opened last night at The Vinyl Factory (see above), and you can read more about the concept behind video director Saam Farahmand’s ‘Sculpture of an Album’ in this week’s Time Out, and online via Dazed Digital and Creative Review.
The limited edition of The xx’s debut album is now also in stock to buy from Phonica. Limited to just 500 copies worldwide, the gatefold edition includes a super-heavyweight 200-gram vinyl version of the band’s acclaimed album plus exclusive Matthew Dear remix of their track ‘VCR’ on a bonus 12″ which also features a beautiful etching on the reverse. In addition, the highly collectible package includes three art prints, signed by the respective band members, and hand-numbered, taken from the films featured in the exhibition.
[...] The exhibition is free, and will be open to the public between Jan. 8-12. It is called The xx: A Sculpture Of The Album, and was produced by Saam Farahmand, who is a music video director. Phonica is also selling a limited edition gatefold sleeve vinyl edition of the record, more details about that available here. [...]
[...] band The XX recently closed an audio-visual instillation project in London’s The Vinyl Factory. The “physical music video” was a collaboration between the band and Partizan director [...]
[...] à la gallérie The Vinyl Factory de Londres. Pour plus d’info vous pouvez directement visiter le site. Une version clip en noir et blanc de ce même VCR suit tout juste [...]
[...] empezar The Vinyl Factory -a través de Phonica- acaba de editar una limita (500 copias) y nada barata (40£) reedición del [...]