Music from Dada Paradox, Bone Machine (Pixies cover band)

and host and musician extraordinaire, Richard Brotherton 

 

Dada Paradox and New Jersey based singer/songwriter extraordinaire Rebecca Turner will be the featured artists at Sparky's Half Moon open mic night.
No entry charge.

Please join us for another Dada Paradox show packed to the brim with smart upbeat retro pop & sing-alongs from our debut CD Mobile Flight, hits of the Larch (plus some Larch deep cuts) and, featuring: Some NEW TUNES!

“Ray Davies channeled through the prism of peak-era, mid-90s Blur”

- Delarue, NY Music Daily (May 22, 2016) “Brilliantly lyrical, darkly funny” - New York Music Daily “majestically jangly” - NY Music Daily 

CD Release for Mobile Flight

8:00 Dada Paradox

7:00 Psychic Lines 

$8 tkts http://tktwb.tw/1Mu9hGD $10 at the door

Guitar pop & rock with psychedelic & folk-ish tendencies by Ian and Liza Roure, former front persons of NYC powerpop band the Larch ("catchy, lyrically brilliant psychedelic new wave rock” - NY MusicDaily.)

Perhaps existing in the spacetime between Ray Davies & Robyn Hitchcock, Mobile Flight is the debut album by Dada Paradox – it’s a veritable road trip through space and time with stops on dysfunctional family dynamics, witness relocation fails, quantum physics, fans of the apocalypse, riots: past & present and more!

Some adjectives from the kids on the internet on Dada Paradox: “cool & unique”, “retro” “original", “swanky”, “awesome”

 

A chance to play live versions of songs from the album Mobile Flight that's due to be released this year as well as lots of the old Larch faves!

Find out why the kids on the internet are saying things like “cool & unique”, “retro” “original “ & “awesome” about Dada Paradox’s songs and music.

Dada Paradox's first proper (45 minute set) gig - those familiar with the Larch's music will recognize a lot of the songs - though the arrangements are vastly different!

Another fun night at the Greenhouse with Dada Paradox! 

Another Ian & Liza show in Dada Paradox form - more new tunes to debut and Larch covers plus continuing adventures with our new pal Beat Buddy drum machine with (probably) Harry James sitting in on bass.