MUSIC: ILLUSTRATED LONDON NOISE

The ILN collective digs deep into their bag of obscure vinyl gems. Musical diversity from the eclectic world of 60s/70s classic psyche, funky beats, crazy folk, cheeky lounge, forgotten pop and soulful sounds. Tonight they join up with the folk from Comica, to explore the world of comic book heroes, manga, animated adventures and cartoon capers. Theme tunes and music inspired by the characters and faraway places will share the bill with outsider music from artists who have worked in both fields. Along with the usual diverse collection of projected cover artwork, we will also be displaying work from the Comica artists. There could even be some spontaneous live comic-based performances. So grab your markers and sketch pads and scribble on down!

Tickets: £4, £3 Concs, Free to ICA Members before 10pm
Where: ICA Bar, ICA, The Mall, London
When: Friday, October 26, 2007 - 8pm

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Reviews

"Yet another fabulous evening."
Martin Eden

"I had a wonderful time and really enjoyed the presentation. It was so impressive!"
Helen McCarthy

"....plenty of food for thought in terms of fresh reading material ideas..."
Euan Gillespie

"With Comica, the ICA is doing what it does best: reaching out to culture's fringe."
Kulture Flash

"Comica features some of the most highly regarded figures currently working in the form..."
The Observer

"...one of the most interesting and high quality celebrations of comics the country has ever seen."
Ninthart

"Paul Gravett Rules!"
Peggy Burns

"Imagine one of the world's greatest cities hosting a series of events starring the world's greatest cartoonists, put together by one of the world's greatest comics scholars. That's London's Comica."
The Beat

"...a long-overdue celebration of graphic art and literature."
BBC Collective

"...a two-week celebration of the art form..."
The London Paper