Cineplexx (musician)

Cineplexx

Sebastian Litmanovich
Background information
Birth name Sebastian Litmanovich
Origin Buenos Aires, Argentina
Genres Pop, ambient, Latin
Years active 1997–present
Labels Cherry Red Records, Portia Records, Molecula Records, Universal Records Philippines
Website Official website for Cineplexx

Cineplexx is the Argentine singer-songwriter Sebastian Litmanovich - Born March 13, 1973 at Buenos Aires. Graphic Artist and musician that currently lives in London (after 8 years in Barcelona). With influences from The Velvet Underground to ABBA.

In 1998, after a few bands Cineplexx was born. His first release came through Caipirinha; an experimental electronic label based in NY.

Soon thereafter, Cineplexx began playing shows - in Argentina, New York and Tokyo, appearing at the Lowlands Festival in the Netherlands and the Sonar Festival in Barcelona. For four years he played around Europe and Asia both as Cineplexx and as part of the audio-visual duo, Cacahuetes Inc, performing at film festivals around the world. In 2006 Federico Aubele invited Sebastian to join his band on a European Tour.

In 2008 Cineplexx recorded Picnic, enlisting the help of friends Duglas Stewart (BMX Bandits), Norman Blake (Teenage Fanclub), Jad Fair and Federico Aubele.

He also made some albums under diverse alias such as Amarena Incident (a post rock band from 1997), Readme & Anthony (a collage electronic band), Portatile Room Mobile (a cover band together with Leumann.net), and Cacahuetes Inc. (a fake documentary producer with aBe) and also have some collaborations with Jad Fair, Daniel Melero, Glaznost, Leumann, Sebastian Kramer, Wevie Stonder, Jaime sin Tierra, Giradioses, jackson souvenirs, aBe (bcn), Lupe Nuñez (of Pipas & Amor de Dias), Cathy Claret, Duglas Stewart (Bmx Bandits) & Norman Blake (Teenage Fanclub).

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