After two weeks of intense workshopping at the Watermill Center in NYC the TAC have sketched out the visual and musical elements that will inspire their ambitious new production titled “Entertainment”. All the details are under wraps at the moment;  but I can reveal that I am very proud to have been closely involved with the writing and performance of this new work and to have had the opportunity to   Read More ...

The Theo Adams Company has been invited to take part in a prestigious residency program at the Watermill Center in New York. This laboratory for performance was founded by legendary theatre director Robert Wilson as a unique environment for young and emerging artists from around the world to explore new ideas. I’m going as part of the company as a writer, it is amazing to be able to be involved   Read More ...

A full sma5h TV archive is going to be uploaded soon, in the meantime just enjoy some of these clips from our Glastonbury performance, probably one of my favourite shows.  

To get the More Light More Power E.P click here: BANDCAMP  MORE LIGHT MORE POWER: Dystopian experimental rock inspired by the magickal glamour and filth of London. With heavy hearts and diamond eyes they watched the towers fall against ashen skies, the new Kingdom has come and we sit at the feet of a dark empire….  With songs about 9/11, the harrowing reality of class and exclusion in Britain and   Read More ...

‎#Occupy The Future#Cheap Entry#FOURTEEN ACTS#Brutal Backroom Bass #Unexpected Substances #HATERS #A dash of Grime #Disregard for Genre and Gender #Euphoric acid lines #Party Favours #TWO FLOORS #Oozing Gloop dripping from the ceiling #Gratuitous Sexual Content#LIVE MUSIC AND BIZARRE PERFORMANCE ART#Intoxicated Idealism #LIVE COUNTDOWN#Rolling on the Floor#Boy London cult activity#Witch Haus Lurking#Incomprehensible Noise#Dangerous high heels and mesh shirts#Groping in Corners#Cream Squirting Tits (confirmed)#Emotional Outbursts#cheap drink#Metal Studs#Fresh Sweat#Massive Hair#Kebab#”MINICAB..?” ***What happens when two   Read More ...

This programme was pitched to me like it could be an award winning documentary on the differing identities and motivations of contemporary musicians. In actuality it was Wife Swap with guitars and far less mainstream exposure! I went into the show with my eyes open, not really thinking that it’d help my career as such, more out of morbid curiosity about television and the way these shows are put together.   Read More ...

“This decades Taboo” – i-D Magazine. All You Can Eat was an incredible event; it was a sum of it’s parts, the amazing personalities that turned up, dressed up and occasionally threw up on the dancefloor. It was a hedonistic blast with an idealistic manifesto; to awkwardly clash cultural “tribes”, engender polysexual freedom and to mash-up multimedia, art and new technology entertainingly in a club environment. TO GET THE PRESS   Read More ...

Post Sma5h TV and sadly minus programmer Steve Baker, the Kill for Kicks was the next incarnation of the K-tron project, like Sma5h TV before it, the duo played every party in London worth playing, inspiring near anarchy and pissing off doormen wherever they went… ELECTROGOGO: GLASTONBURY – HOUSE OF DOLL (If you watch closely you’ll spot performance artist Scottee dancing with me in the audience.  

To amuse our patrons we commissioned a series of head pieces based on our smiley face logo; designed by my Goldsmiths buddy Nick Marsh. The results were ridiculous…

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