The Young Vanish perform music from the Lost In Translation motion picture soundtrack

Released 21 years ago, Sofia Coppola’s ‘Lost In Translation’ is an adored cinematic masterpiece – beautiful, melancholic, often funny, occasionally problematic, and back on Netflix. Equally masterful is the soundtrack album, re-released as an expanded Record Store Day edition this year, and a major contributor to the resurgence of the shoegaze genre.

Built around tracks from Kevin Shields and My Bloody Valentine, other artists include Air, Death In Vegas, Squarepusher and Phoenix, with critics referring to the soundtrack as the third star of the film. For many people, Just Like Honey by The Jesus and Mary Chain will forever be linked to the question of what Bob says to Charlotte in the final scene of the film.

For this performance, The Young Vanish are taking on the not-inconsiderable challenge of recreating this modern classic as a genre-defying live performance. Spanning acoustic fragility through to full-spectrum wall-of-sound, tracks will be treated with a mix of reverence and reinterpretation to create an unmissable, one-off show.

Site Nonsite

Site Nonsite creates what Electronic Sound magazine describes as “eerily beautiful experimental compositions”, attracting remixes by 99LETTERS, Karen Vogt, Veryan, Paul Cousins and others. Between May 2022 and October 2023, Site Nonsite released a series of EPs recalling his experiences in Japanese cities and is currently making responses to a dramatic place much closer to home. We’re delighted to present his first home-town performance.

Eleanor McGregor

Eleanor has been making music in Nottingham for a few years and her debut album Humour Me came out in March 30th this year, with a launch show at Rough Trade and plays on BBC Introducing.

Van Allen

Our guest selector for the evening is Van Allen, an original acid house survivor, semi-reformed terrace casual, and explorer of undiscovered sonic spaces.Real Impact.