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Artist News Gigs & Festivals
65daysofstatic to play back The Fall Of Math
By Aly Barchi | Published on Monday 30 September 2013
65daysofstatic will mark the ‘tin’ anniversary of their 2004 album ‘The Fall Of Math’ via a dual-part show at London’s Koko on 27 Mar next year. For its first half, the band will play – for the first time – ‘The Fall Of Math’ all the way through, whilst in the latter they’ll celebrate recent hits and their present-day LP ‘Wild Light’.
On the significance of ‘The Fall’, which was written post 9/11, they say: “While not exactly a global smash, ‘The Fall Of Math’ was met with some excitement by a number of people we had never dreamed of, and threw us into a world of very hard touring and recording for the foreseeable future. In short, it changed our lives, as did the aftermath of the events we were quasi-soundtracking by living through”.
Tickets to the Koko show are available here.
