THE STRANGE AND UNIQUE BO NINGEN ARE HEADING TO PRAGUE WITH A NEW ALBUM�
Japanese four-piece Bo Ningen, who have been broadcasting their combination of noise-rock and alternative rock to the world from London for quite a few years now, are special. And their music is just weird. And in this case, neither weird nor strange means negative. For mainstream lovers, maybe. For lovers of alternative in general. For alternative lovers, Bo Ningen is bound to excite. If you are one of them, come to Futuro on November 16th. And if you're not one of them, come too. There's a good chance you'll become an alternative lover. Tickets for 490 CZK are on sale on Futura's website and at
GoOut.net starting Friday, August 9, 10:00 a.m. Tickets at the door for 590 CZK. Tickets online:
https://futurum.musicbar.cz/program/bo-ningen-jp/.
Bo Ningen, which means "stick man" in English, started creating back in 2006. They experiment with noise-rock, alternative rock, aren't afraid of neo-psychedelia and are nothing if not creative. And not just in music. They cross genres, they combine, they dedicate themselves to art in its entirety. They enjoy film, literature, design and fashion, and they know how to project all the influences and various sources into their work. The result is always something inspiring and original. Even though it may seem strange to some, there is no denying that it is always unique.
Like Bo Ningen's last album The Holy Mountain Live Score. It was released in March this year and the band will present it to the fans in Futur. It is actually an alternative soundtrack to the film The Holy Mountain by Alejandro Jodorowsky. If you haven't heard of the film, we recommend watching it, it will give you a much better understanding of the whole album. But if you're just a fan of alternative music, feel free to just listen to the album. It definitely has potential on its own. And live, Bo Ningen will undoubtedly use it on 100 %. Come and see for yourself.
