Bed bits play Settler Theatre. This four-piece will be bringing the summer vibes to Oamaru with their unique brand of sunshine-embracing rhythms and guitar lines as light as a lemon-augmented Corona at the beach.
Saturday 8 December, doors open 7pm. $10 Entry, BYO Drink, Food available to purchase on the night.
Approx. times
Kraus 8pm
Bed Bits 9pm
Alex Edgeworth is a self-taught artist and multi-instrumentalist with allegiance to nine U.S. states and dozens of band rosters.
Born in New York City, Alex bopped around the country before blooming late into music. Bed Bits began within the crystal crossroads of Brattleboro, Vermont, where Alex had been flower farming and playing music for 3 years.
After lassoing a Tascam 8-track from a Wizard of Oz-obsessed performance artist in exile, Alex slowly taught herself guitar and home recording. She then moved to Los Angeles to escape the Vermont slush doldrums and formed Bed Bits' first live lineup.
Her songs are wonked, cheerful tone poems about lava lamps, dreamscapes, and holidays, folding plinky polyrhythmic guitars over each other like pie lattice. Currently, she lives in a salmon-pink cottage on a busy street in Portland, Oregon.
Kraus is a New Zealand experimental musician and composer. The New Zealand Listener called him a national treasure and one of the most quietly important and interesting people making music in New Zealand. His music crosses the boundaries of electronic music, post-rock, no wave, space folk, noise pop, punk rock, and martian stomp
