Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here

Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here

Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here

Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here

Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here

Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here

Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here

Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here

Due to unforseen circumstances we’ve now moved the show to the Electrowerkz original tickets for the Nave remain valid.

Support from PATTEN

“’Timeaway’ feels like a good starting point to releasing music again, it’s very much us looking forward. It’s off-kilter, processed and bubbles and moves right through”
–    Darkstar

An arcing evolution of Darkstar’s sound, it stands uniquely as a brilliant culmination of the band’s history to this point as well as a significant vault ahead. Taking in their new approach to writing and arranging as a trio, their formidable experiences in London’s mid-2000’s grime and dubstep scene and the experimental approach to recording of album producer Richard Formby.

After touring North across the globe, James Buttery, James Young and Aiden Whalley decamped to a house in the countryside of West Yorkshire, secluding themselves from the distractions of London and writing as a trio for the first time.  Their upcoming Warp debut is a reflection of the time the spent together there. Says Young, “Every place warrants a story. No matter where it is, how quiet, remote or disconnected. There are moments in people’s everyday lives, no matter how subtle, that can be documented and talked about in great detail. The instances spiral and ascend and take on their own course, altering the perception of how even the slightest change in a day can be felt deeply.”

Timeaway is released on 12” vinyl with 10 locked-groove loops “News #1-10” on 12th November 2012 on Warp Records.

Listen to ‘Timeaway’ here