Rock The Outernet Pays Tribute to Denmark Street's Musical Influence
Rock the Outernet pays tribute to Denmark Street and the London rock scene, incorporating numerous easter eggs to highlight the significance of Denmark Street and London bands in global rock culture.
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Jeremy Fassio, a French multimedia artist based in Montreal, specialises in video mapping and animation, creating a Kawaii and psychedelic universe with vibrant colours. His goal is to bring life and colour to the urban centres of modern cities through video projection as a new form of animated street art.
Catch Rock The Outernet by artist Jeremy Fassio at The Now Building
About Denmark Street
Once home to the Sex Pistols and where the Rolling Stones recorded their first album, Denmark Street has played host to Hendrix, Clapton, Dylan & Bowie. Always a mecca for musicians and the music industry, the street’s unique atmosphere has attracted music shops, recording studios and writers such as Lennon & McCartney, and Bernie Taupin & Elton John.
Artists who would go on to dominate rock and roll from Billy Fury, Tommy Steele, The Shadows, Jimmy Page, to The Clash, Paul Weller, Jeff Buckley, Adele, Keane and Ed Sheeran, at one time or another all shopped, recorded, rehearsed, or wrote in the street affectionately known as the UK’s Tin Pan Alley after New York’s famous musical street.
