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Riton, Audio, Brighton, June 28
4:52pm Thursday 26th June 2008
Audio's Summer Of Love 2008 continues with Riton. He was the first non-hip-hop act to be signed to Manchester's sorely missed Grand Central label and his debut longplayer, Communicated, was hailed by everyone from Laurent Garnier to Ewan Pearson.
The follow-up Homies & Homos featured collaborations with Ben Rymer of the Fat Truckers, who is also Riton's partner in the Gucci Soundsystem.
His third album, the Krautrock-influenced Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, will be released on Modular next month.
- From 10pm, free entry. Call 01273 697775.
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