The Bunny Tylers at Beirut Open Space

After a 3-months break from live performances, The Bunny Tylers are excited to be performing at Beirut Open Space.

The Bunny Tylers is a duo that consists of two prominent musicians from the Beirut scene: singer-songwriter and guitarist Charbel Haber, and multi-instrumentalist and producer Fadi Tabbal. They are joined by Pascal Semerdjian and Marwan Tohme from Postcards for this live performance.

Initially formed to score Nadim Tabet and Karine Wehbe’s video essay “Summer ’91”, they continued working in film scoring, art installations and their own releases. Their latest album “Chance Meetings”, recorded with the help of Benoît De Villeneuve in Paris, sets Haber’s bleak songs and sorrowful voice against a backdrop of beats and textures spawned from the pair’s post-punk, ambient and drone roots. The result is a drug-hazy polaroid of murder mysteries and misspent youth, the last remnants of a Film Noir set in abandoned Lebanese coastal resorts. The album was produced by Abbout Productions and Lebanese label Ruptured, and is due for worldwide release in January 2018 from Cargo Records UK.

Cost
20,000 LL