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Imogen Heap
Date/Time:Mon., November 9, 8:00pm
Price: Sold out
Imogen Heap
By Chris Martins
Photo by Jeremy Cowart
Imogen Heap
It's a bit too easy to write off Britain's Imogen Heap. Catch her latest single, "First Train Home," on the radio, and you might assume she's just another in a long line of wispy, throaty singers with a secret yearning for some far-off place, dulcet words echoing over top-of-the-line electronic production provided by somebody else entirely. Not so. As fans know, Heap has been doing her thing for over a decade, and it truly is her thing. The classically trained pianist counts among her influences Annie Lennox, Kate Bush and Björk, and a little bit of each (well, a lot of Lennox) appears on her latest album, Ellipse. What's more, witness Heap perform live and you'll see the skill and originality she brings to her medium. With a Monome in her lap (the open-source beat machine pioneered by Daedelus), she loops keys, voice and digitalia into glitchy soundscapes on par with Dntel's poppier output. It's a stretch to imagine Heap playing Low End Theory, but not to think that club's regulars would be impressed.
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