The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Hence ‘Gameshow’ being such a Prince-inspired departure into the world of falsetto sex disco.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. After five years of solid touring and living together, the band revealed, they’d reached a point of personal and creative stagnation, always coming back to “the same books, the same films” and the same musical styles and themes. La Jetée was followed by a short documentary about the making of new album ‘Gameshow’, full of frank revelations about how relations within the band fractured over the course of the tour for second album ‘Beacon’. The half-hour film concerns a prisoner in post-apocalyptic France being used in time travel experiments which, since we were ourselves being transported back to 1974, the crowd could relate to. The Dome was converted into an old-school Roxy for the night, with velvet curtains hung around the entire venue and a cinema screen erected across the stage to show La Jetée, a 1962 French sci-fi film made up almost entirely of still photographs, which inspired not only the movie 12 Monkeys but TDCC’s new song ‘Je Viens De La’. ‘Gameshow’ comes out next month and this early preview showed a band who’ve changed a hell of a lot since we last saw them.
Returning indie-pop heroes Two Door Cinema Club took over the Tufnell Park Dome last night (September 14) for a surreal and exciting pre-album party.
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