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After last month's Rock festivities, we've decided to follow things up in a different direction. With all the complications of living in Shanghai right now, all our friends leaving and the scorching summer just around the corner...we've invited someone to help restore some soul in our weary bodies.

"Thee, Stranded Horse is Yann Tambour of Normandy.

His songs stop you in your tracks, his subtle yet visionary lyrics all beautifully underpinned by his kora or guitar playing. Rustic and slightly demented he is a gifted young musician with hints of the hypnotic and obsessed Arthur Lee and the sweetness and lightness of touch of a Tim Buckley reverie all given of a bit of a sub-Saharan African feel." - last.fm

It's rare to see music of this calibre and beauty presented to us here in Shanghai, and we urge you not to miss it. The night will be filled with Indie, trip hop, ambient before and after the headliner. Then later in the night we will lay out the Electro, Breaks, Disco Punk and all that good stuff. TIckets are 30rmb. Starts at 10pm. Come Unprotected.

www.myspace.com/theestrandedhorse

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3 months, 1 week ago

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After last month's rocking festivities and all the complications of living in Shanghai right now the STDJs have invited someone to help restore some soul in our weary bodies: Yann Tambour. His songs stop you in your tracks and his subtle yet visionary lyrics are beautifully underpinned by his kora and guitar playing. It's rare to see music of this caliber and beauty in Shanghai so don't miss this night filled with indie rock, trip- hop and ambient before and after the headliner. Then later in the night, the STDJs lay out electro, breaks, disco and punk beats. Come unprotected. RMB30