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Brighton Fringe

Serve time with electro comedy duo Eccentronic, imprisoned for musical crimes they (probably) didn't commit: mashing up incompatible music (like Kraftwerk, Pulp, Nine Inch Nails and Girls Aloud), audacious middle-class rap, and unleashing dangerously addictive minor internet hits about the Croydon tram, Solihull and existential angst. Cell Block H meets the A-Team - with virtuoso theremin and sequins. Warp Records' version of Frisky and Mannish **** (Time Out). Deliciously weird cabaret (The Argus).

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