Neate exhibition at Resident, Brighton

New exhibition at Resident, Brighton. Come see some photographs of bands, fans and the spaces in between them and me - exhibition open now! Details as above.

Features: I/O, Monotonix, Lightning Bolt, Delia Gonzalez & Gavin Russom, Tenebrous Liar, Die Munch Machine.

Neate photos website now updated!
Scorn at Supersonic Festival; the Custard Factory, Birmingham October 2011. More neate photos at Supersonic  As seen in the Quietus “Scorn has primarily been the solo dance project of Mick Harris for nearly two decades, creating proto-dubstep over a decade before that genre had been given a name. While this is stiff, asexual, oppressive and aptly named it is still a joy to dance to and contains unbelievable heaviness that happens without having to resort to fairground bass drops a la Skrillex. It’s one of Supersonic’s best shows to date and is only made all the more intense by Chris Plant’s hypnotic visuals, which are part Orwellian future broadcast, part Fritz Lang’s Metropolis and part unpleasant psychedelic mishap. Harris is a master of delayed gratification and dishes out relief to his audience exactly when they need it rather than when they want it.” - John Doran, the Quietus.

Scorn at Supersonic Festival; the Custard Factory, Birmingham October 2011.

More neate photos at Supersonic 

As seen in the Quietus

“Scorn has primarily been the solo dance project of Mick Harris for nearly two decades, creating proto-dubstep over a decade before that genre had been given a name. While this is stiff, asexual, oppressive and aptly named it is still a joy to dance to and contains unbelievable heaviness that happens without having to resort to fairground bass drops a la Skrillex. It’s one of Supersonic’s best shows to date and is only made all the more intense by Chris Plant’s hypnotic visuals, which are part Orwellian future broadcast, part Fritz Lang’s Metropolis and part unpleasant psychedelic mishap. Harris is a master of delayed gratification and dishes out relief to his audience exactly when they need it rather than when they want it.” - John Doran, the Quietus.