Simian Mobile Disco live in concert.
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Simian Mobile Disco

30
critic concert reviews
electronic

How Good Are They LIVE?

Live Rating  

81
%
Based on 
30
critic concert
reviews
Last 12 Months Rating  
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Real Live Certified  

Real Live Certified badge for artists with consistent, high quality live performances and broad critical acclaim.

Critic Consensus

Simian Mobile Disco is 'Real Live Certified' and is in the top 10% of all live performers. Based on 30 concert reviews, the critic consensus is that Simian Mobile Disco is rated as a remarkable live performer, with impressive shows that are worth watching. Simian Mobile Disco concert reviews describe live shows and performances as minimalist and funky.

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Latest Release

LOVE (6 November 2018)

Artist Info

Genre
electronic
Origin
London, United Kingdom (2005 - present)
Bio
A London, UK production & remix team. Formed from the ashes of Simian in 2005 its members are James Ford and Jas Shaw.
Has Performed With

Critic Concert Reviews

The Independent (UK)

April 9, 2018
80
%
London, UK

Consequence (USA)

September 21, 2014
%
The album itself was created in order to “blur the boundaries between studio composition and live performance as much as possible” and as a result they have devoted their entire tour to bringing the album to life across North America.

QRO Magazine

December 5, 2012
%
The brilliant light show accompanying their progressive truly ‘live-set’ journey lit the room ablaze and the Sunday night crowd responded likewise.

Exclaim (Canada)

December 5, 2012
70
%
Anyone paying casual attention at the fogged-out Venue this evening could see that UK duo James Ford and Jas Shaw do an awful lot to earn their keep.

Music-News.com (UK)

July 5, 2012
100
%
Hideout Festival on July 5, 2012

Exclaim (Canada)

March 9, 2011
%
The New Hampshire resident who started producing as the Juan MacLean after his band Six Finger Satellite fell out of orbit spun fun and funky records with a deadpan disposition broken by furtive glances up from the decks that betray his nerves.

NME (UK)

March 5, 2010
%
Exacerbating this is Bristolian bass-botherer Joker, his sudden segue from serated dubstep into Dead Prez's ‘Hip Hop' makes the already crowded dancefloor a gauntlet of white boys throwing gang signs.

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