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NIXER

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Sean Keenan from Nixer

Nixer are Seán Keenan and Simon Gardner and they deliver dancefloor friendly, uptempo and visceral electro synth wave which is delicately balanced with the perfect amount of pop sensibilities.

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Their second full EP I hit the town and the town hit me back was released in May 2024 and you can buy the vinyl in our online shop. 

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The Nixer sound is a fusion of two people on two sides of the Atlantic - Seán in London and Simon in New York. Two very different musical backgrounds juxtaposing to position Nixer in a place where their sound is truly unique and original yet always developing.

Praise for Nixer

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"Can't wait to hear more from the duo Nixer..." 

- Lauren Laverne choosing People Feel as her 'While You Were Sleeping' track on BBC 6 Music

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"That is particularly homemade music. Gentrification is a track by Nixer, Nixer is a new discovery of mine..”

- Iggy Pop, BBC 6 Music

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“I love that one. That was Nixer with Gentrification. I think it’s such an exciting listen, just a real certain energy to it. Big ups Nixer!”

- Gemma Bradley, BBC ATL Introducing


“There’s something unique, yet reassuringly familiar with Nixer. I think the Irish accent for me alongside these new wave inspired sounds has me really fucking keen to hear more. It’s a sound and style I’m familiar with, but hearing accents I’ve not traditionally heard alongside these sounds is just fucking brilliant. I want to hear a Nixer album!"

- Sam Greenwood, Head of FOURFOURMAG.COM

 

“WOOOOOOW, I feel like I’ve just completely been smacked in the face. Yeah this is sick, I like it! There’s something really anxious about it, like you know you’re on a dancefloor but somebody has whispered in your ear that somebody on that dancefloor is gonna hit you, but you’re still having a good time but you’re just waiting for it. Yeah, that one’s a banger” ­– On Magnolia Mouth.

- Phil Taggart, BBC Radio 1

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