Warp Records announce free show and art installation at London's Tate Britain
05 November 2013, 11:54
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Luke Morgan Britton
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Electronic label, Warp Records are set to host a Late at Tate Britain event in London next month, featuring live performances and art installations.
Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller will curate a live performance, alongside a set from patten. Meanwhile, labelmates Hudson Mohawke, Oneohtrix Point Never and Rustie will all contribute audio-visual projects to be displayed on the evening.
The free event will take place on 6 December, with more info available here.
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