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Fantastic idea to hold a gig in the victoria baths! And thanks to the venue chaps for risking it. No wonder they didn't have much booze there, can you imagine 150 ravers running riot around the still in progress renovation work, with unwieldy scaffolding rigs blocked off by a few bits of string tying some doors together!

I thought the sound quality was going to be a lot worse given the fact it's a swimming pool (thankfully they fixed the missing left channel before Mark Pilkington started playing!)

It started late eh? I didn't notice as I was having too much fun exploring the various steam rooms and shower cubicles in the other areas of the building, and a random basement area...bit of urban ex to start your gig!

Didn't think much of the support, but Plaid were absolutely mind blowing I thought. 

I went away very happy.


Unique venue

Overall a great gig, enjoyed the amusing reactions of attendees on being issued with earplugs on arrival - amazed at 'Future Everything's cutting edge technology for checking e-tickets : cross a name of a list on a piece of paper - The future of ticketing is here!!

Mika Vainio created fascinating and engaging sonic art that developed and built into a real experience. Should have been on for much longer.

Ryoji Ikeda delivered what was expected - loud and interesting to start with but ultimately pretty run of the mill, uninspiring and samey...

Vainio / Ikeda

kyle hall future everything

The last review was a bit harsh. It was a great venue. Not bothered about the booze & I was pleased it was running late as I was working late so potentially could have missed it.

Yes the visuals could be better as in a better. But the content was OK. It's the Sound part that should have been considered. All that technology'Subjetc music technology' & no one can get a bit of sound control sorted. Too much high, no mid & a fart of a rumble for bass. Not doing much justive for Futureverything.
But non the less I was pleased to see/hear a few artists of this genre in Mcr rather than just reading about a gig I mist in London.

Keep it Up!

ear plugs required 

primarily went to see Murcof, having not heard of Denis Jones or Johann Johannsson before. Absolutely blown away by Denis Jones' performance. I highly recommend catching him live. Quite disappointed with the Johann Johannsson performance as it was pretty far from music I get on with. However, Murcof was excellent. Only let downs being A) the lighting in the theatre meant that the visuals weren't quite as engaging as they should have been, and B) I think AntiVJ's setup died about three-quarters of the way through (I'm sure I saw him throw his hands up when Murcof turned to ask him something).  The starfield visualisation was incredible, however.

good stuff

So amazing. Really, really enjoyed the music and the scene. I had never heard of Kyle before, so his skills came as a delicious surprise. I will definitely keep up with what he's doing in this wide world.  

Kyle Hall

Top notch! Had a great night. The only time I wasn't dancing was when I went outside for a fag. First time at Deaf Institute; will definitely return. 

Rob Hall and Cosmic Force

Fresh and innovative set from Rob Hall in one of the coolest venues I've had the pleasure to visit. Clean PA system, reasonable drink prices and cosy atmosphere = quality night.  

Rob Hall

Really good night. Nice people ans staff. **** smoking area.

King Midas Sound

big fat FALIURE on behalf of the organisers (i heard funding was pulled at the last minute). no raindeer theme, wated till 10 pm (2 hours after the previously touted time) and set was only 1 hour. visuals were poor - basically just windows screensavers, irrelevant to the music. oh yes AND the bars were dry 10 minutes after we arrived...

new PLAID music was really good but everythign else was a faliure, except the amazing venue. the drunk yuppies seemed to clap anything (and didnt dance) but there were a few of us at the back jigging...

faliure everything...

poor poor poor

Really enjoyed her performance. I wondered if she would be able to capture the mood of her album and she did so perfectly. Only sorry that there wasn't an opportunity to speak to her afterwards. hope to see her again soon.
I knew nothing of Ultre's work prior to this gig and enjoyed that too.
Well done Futuresonic. 

shayster's Review of Soap+Skin, Ultre at Cross Street Chapel

I have been to gigs at this venue before and i like it. Its some where a bit diffrent from the usual suspects. As for the line up i thought all of the bands were really good. I think the order they came on in was a bit odd though. Crystal Antlers should have headlined as they whiped up the crowd, Ariel Pink were good but for me not big enpugh for the end of the night. But that all said it was an excellent night!

chrisdicki's Review of Ariel Pink, Marnie Stern, Times New Viking at URBIS

Futuresonic Festival 2009

The festival formerly known as Futuresonic - after 15 years, Futuresonic returns as FutureEverything
World premieres of astonishing artworks, an explosive city-wide music programme, and visionary thinkers from around the world across 4 festival strands - Art, Music, Ideas and Showcase.
In 2009, the audience for the festival was 75,000, and the media footprint was 48.5 million (SKV).

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