well, seeing James Blackshaw live must be astonishing
wish I was Londoner

[b][no.signal] presents an intense night of inventive drumming, rifs of guitars and combined drones.



DETAILS: Audio player, bios and links

http://www.no-signal.net/kane/

Sunday 22nd October 2006
THE SPITZ
109 COMMERCIAL ST.
OLD SPITALFIELDS MARKET.
E1 6BG

Entry: £8 in advance
Tickets: here

"Paradise between the back porch, the urban jungle and the heavens above ... Rarely does the avant-garde rock this hard." Time Out New York

"February is a drone-inspired record in a big way; massive walls of chugging Chatham/Branca-leaning dissonant single guitar chords lead the way through long, and at times bluesy workouts. ..." WFMU

"ROCKS! Great Southern-fried looped blues rock. Like Steve Reich if all he listened to was Muddy Waters and Zeppelin." Dusted
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CORSANO wasn't announced when i posted about this gig before.

MAD BOOK FAIR

Tuesday 10th October 6.30 - 9pm FREE
South London Gallery, 65 Peckham Road, Camberwell, London SE5 8UH

Book Launch:
'Am I still Laughing?' - Dolly Sen
'How to be Mad' - Ted Curtis, Robert Dellar, Dolly Sen, John Hoggett, Pauline St Marie, Jeremy Hagues, Phil Lancaster, Nuala Hamilton, Alison Geddes, Lloyd Lindsay, William Ball, Fiona Whelpton, Stephen Jackson, Roger Cliffe-Thompson, Michael Shea, and of course Lady Gem Barker

Live:
The nervous sound of Ban's bedroom guitar music
Dogfood words + noise
Cacophany

Reading Out Loud:
Esther Leslie
Ben Watson aka DJ Out To Lunch

Book Stalls, Mad Pride, Art etc.

Buses - 36, 436 from Victoria
12 from Trafalgar Square / Elephant & Castle tube
345 from Brixton
171 from Tate Modern (Waterloo Road)

www.dollysen.com/bookevents.htm

After a cracking night in September we're really looking forward to our next night in Kingston...hope you can join us...
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Wednesday 25th October
The Grey Horse, Kingston / £5 entry

Featuring live performances from:

Autodog (feat. Kay Elizabeth)
The Meals
Uncle Humunculus
Sub5 (dj)

visuals from The Dead Pixel

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Check out our September gig by visiting the Google Video link below...
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=458693840767090010&hl=en-GB

Our website now has a mailing list facility where you can sign-up for a regular e-zine to receive regular (monthly-ish) bulletins with gig info, free downloads and other goodies...for more info visit www.ordioenjinn.com
Join us at www.myspace.com/ordioenjinn

Thanks for reading...

http://www.myspace.com/lecouteaujaune

Tendons being played like mandolin strings and piss in your eye.

If you should wish to experience the full wrath of a Le Couteau Jaune live show, then please feel free to attend one or more of the following dates we have planned in our bibles for the month ahead.

Oct 6th: One For The Lovers @ Barden’s Boudoir, Stoke Newington High St

Oct 7th: Glass Shrimp Art Show in Stoke Newington (?)

Oct 8th: Decasia @ Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club

Oct 11th: Tesco Disco @ 43 South Molton St, Mayfair

Oct 12th: Sancho, ‘Mystery Year,’ Album Launch @ The Spitz, Commercial St

Oct 15th: D.a.m.ned lies and allthatnoise @ The Macbeth, Hoxton

Oct 26th: Howl @ Catch 22, Kingsland Rd

“The future architects of chaos”

2nd December 2006
A Mythological Prospect Of The Citie Of Londinium

Live:

SOL INVICTUS (UK) - first London concert for 7 years!
ROSE ROVINE E AMANTI (IT) - first UK show, celebrating the release of their
debut CD on Cold Spring
ANDREW KING (UK)

@ The Water Rats Theatre
328 Gray's Inn Road
Kings Cross
London
England

7.30pm - 1.00am

COLD SPRING STALL & DJs till late

Tickets are £15 GBP Door / £13 GBP Advance

Incudes a free CD for all patrons with exclusive material from all 3 acts -
9 tracks in total! This is NOT a CDR, but a professional CD release limited
to 1000 copies (CSR75CD) full details soon. Features original artwork by
Andrew King.

Tickets go on sale this Thursday, 7th September.

http://www.coldspring.co.uk/solinvictus....

You can find a hi-quality version for print here:

http://www.coldspring.co.uk/solinvictus/...

Sun 5th Nov BLACK CELEBRATION 2PM-11PM

SUICIDE COMMANDO (exclusive UK date)

XPQ-21
PSYCHE
CHAOS ENGINE (reform especially for Black Celebration !)
KNIFELADDER
V2A
DEATHBOY
I AM IMMUNE
MODULATE

ISLINGTON ACADEMY - N1 Centre, 16 Parkfield Street London N1 0PS - 020 7288 4400

2 mins from Angel tube - DISCOUNT PARKING - N1 CENTRE CAR PARK 6PM-12.30AM @ £2.50

I'll let you know if i can go a bit later.

Grandmaster Flash

Live at the Jazz Cafe

Monday 20th November

doors 7pm

£20 advance


The ultimate Hip Hop DJ of all times.

During hip-hop nearly 30-year history, few names have become as well known to music lovers across the globe as that of Grandmaster Flash.

Not only is he responsible for inventing the musical genre called Hip Hop but his pioneering use of the turntables make him the first DJ to play the turntables as a musical instrument thus helping to elevate the status of the DJ to a masterful, artistic position.

He is also responsible for assembling one of the earliest and greatest rap groups of all time - The Furious Five - these are some of the hallmarks of a career which has extended from the Bronx in the early 1970s to all corners of the globe into the 21st century.

Hip-Hop Culture was created in 1971 by three DJs, Flash being one of them, and then, contrary to popular belief, came the graffiti writers and the breakdancers, and the MCs followed much later. Flash recorded the unique sounds he created, and in 1977 began experimenting and collaborating with local MC’s and put together his own group who became known as Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.

Their reputation grew around Flash’s unrivaled DJ skills and the groups blending and trading of lyrics. Flash also gained notice for the visually dynamic and acrobatic way he could spin and scratch records using his feet, toes and elbows.

1981’s The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel was the first record to feature complex cuts and scratches, and introduced the name Grandmaster Flash as their originator. Following the group’s demise, Flash continued to make his mark by releasing solo albums, and was immortalized in Blondie’s hit song of 1980, Rapture "Flash is fast, Flash is cool!"

On September 22, 2005, VH1 honored Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five for their contributions of adding social consciousness to hip hop. Flash was also honored for his contribution to DJ culture in hip hop. This event too was broadcasted and televised around the world.

And to top it all, DJ Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five has been nominated for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, making them the first DJ and rap group to ever be nominated.

Click here for booking information

Click here for artist website

I'll let you know if i can go a bit later.

Grandmaster Flash

Live at the Jazz Cafe

Monday 20th November

doors 7pm

£20 advance


The ultimate Hip Hop DJ of all times.

During hip-hop nearly 30-year history, few names have become as well known to music lovers across the globe as that of Grandmaster Flash.

Not only is he responsible for inventing the musical genre called Hip Hop but his pioneering use of the turntables make him the first DJ to play the turntables as a musical instrument thus helping to elevate the status of the DJ to a masterful, artistic position.

He is also responsible for assembling one of the earliest and greatest rap groups of all time - The Furious Five - these are some of the hallmarks of a career which has extended from the Bronx in the early 1970s to all corners of the globe into the 21st century.

Hip-Hop Culture was created in 1971 by three DJs, Flash being one of them, and then, contrary to popular belief, came the graffiti writers and the breakdancers, and the MCs followed much later. Flash recorded the unique sounds he created, and in 1977 began experimenting and collaborating with local MC’s and put together his own group who became known as Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.

Their reputation grew around Flash’s unrivaled DJ skills and the groups blending and trading of lyrics. Flash also gained notice for the visually dynamic and acrobatic way he could spin and scratch records using his feet, toes and elbows.

1981’s The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel was the first record to feature complex cuts and scratches, and introduced the name Grandmaster Flash as their originator. Following the group’s demise, Flash continued to make his mark by releasing solo albums, and was immortalized in Blondie’s hit song of 1980, Rapture "Flash is fast, Flash is cool!"

On September 22, 2005, VH1 honored Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five for their contributions of adding social consciousness to hip hop. Flash was also honored for his contribution to DJ culture in hip hop. This event too was broadcasted and televised around the world.

And to top it all, DJ Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five has been nominated for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, making them the first DJ and rap group to ever be nominated.

Click here for booking information

Click here for artist website

15TH LMC FESTIVAL OF EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC
INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS, The Mall, London SW1Y 5AH
15TH, 16TH, 17TH DECEMBER

OTOMO YOSHIHIDE’S ANODE
BERNARD PARMEGIANI
ROEL MEELKOP
TOM CHANT & SHARIF SEHNAOUI
ANDREA NEUMANN
TIM BARNES
TEXTURIZER
TOMAS KORBER
OLIVIA BLOCK
CHRIS CORSANO & JOHN EDWARDS
KEITH ROWE & BEN PATTERSON

DAY PASS: £12 /£10 FESTIVAL PASS:£25
Box office: +44 (0)20 7930 3647
www.ica.org.uk
www.l-m-c.org.uk


EDIT - There's no longer any mention of "special guests", so my SY rumour is probably best ignored

Wow,what a line up there!

that tomomi chick is pretty much my girlfriend now.

Really?

yes, i met her at a friend's barbeque in the summer then she called me to see if i wanted to go to that gig, then i hung out with her again last week and she stayed the night and things happened and i'm seeing her again tomorrow. we're starting a rock band together too.

Excellent.I'm happy for you.

thanks, i'm happy about it too.

I was gonna ask you if you wanted to come to see Pearce on monday but apparently Craig can't get anymore than 2 ticks from the creep.

what's pearce?

Jason Pearce.

what's he doing? when's that jonathan kane/rothko/corsano show?

He's doing a solo acoustic gig at the moment.The Corsano/Rothko/Kane thing is liste above you lazy bum.....scroll!

I wanna go to that one too but i'll have to think and think.

i don't know if i can afford the time off from the school work i've been avoiding doing to go to that kane one on sunday

It's work i have to be careful with as i have been off it and nee to catch up.I think i might go though as i'd really like to see Rothko.

it depends on how much work i get done between now and sunday at whether i can justify going to a gig. have you been ill or on holiday?

Nah,i've been off work and out a lot.

nice, i'm out of here now too. bye.

Bye.

Wednesday 6th December
DINOSAUR JR
Mean Fiddler
doors 7pm
£16.50 advance


EDIT - Sorry, I originally put that 6th December was a Thursday - Whoops!

There may be a few repeats here:

LONDON THE SOCIAL, SUNDAY 29TH OCTOBER, 2006 2pm
Mark Gardner + The Morning After Girls + Loz Colbert

LONDON THE LEGION, THURSDAY 2ND NOVEMBER, 2006 7pm-2am
DAMO SUZUKI + THE EARLY YEARS + KONTAKTE

LONDON THE OLD BLUE LAST, TUESDAY 7TH NOVEMBER, 2006 8pm
Charles Hayward (This Heat) + Astral Social Club + Neptune + Temperatures

LONDON FORUM, SATURDAY 11TH NOVEMBER, 2006 7.00pm
YO LA TENGO

LONDON THE RED ROSE, MONDAY 13TH NOVEMBER, 2006 7.00pm
MATT VALENTINE / ERIKA ELDER: Hush Arbors + more tbc

KOSMISCHE @ CORSICA STUDIOS, SUNDAY 19TH NOVEMBER, 2006 19.00
ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE & THE MELTING PARAISO U.F.O. + THE EARLY YEARS + DURACELL + HUNTING LODGE + KOSMISCHE DJS

LONDON LUMINAIRE, WEDNESDAY 22ND NOVEMBER, 2006 7.30
ROTHKO+ Solo Andata + Seven Sang

LONDON ASTORIA, SUNDAY 26TH NOVEMBER, 2006 7.00pm
BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE

LONDON CARGO, THURSDAY 30TH NOVEMBER, 2006 7.30PM
JACKIE-O MOTHERFUCKER+ ALEXANDER TUCKER + INCA CORE

LONDON SCALA, THURSDAY 30TH NOVEMBER, 2006 7.30pm
DON CABALLERO

Spitz - Thursday, February 15 2007
LOW
£15

LMC's 15th Annual Festival of Experimental Music
"International in its sweep, uncompromising in its substance" - Time Out

Friday 15 December: Otomo Yoshihide’s Anode + Roel Meelkop + Tom Chant & Sharif Sehnaoui
Saturday 16 December: Bernard Parmegiani + Tim Barnes & Ishikawa Ko + Andrea Neumann + Texturizer
Sunday 17 December: Ben Patterson & Keith Rowe + Olivia Block + Tomas Korber + Chris Corsano & John Edwards
Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, SW1Y 5AH. Box office: +44 (0)20 7930 3647.
Day pass: £12 /£10; Festival pass: £25. Doors open 7pm
www.l-m-c.org.uk
www.ica.org.uk

London Musicians' Collective 15th Annual Festival brings together two dozen of the leading figures from the world of new music over three nights of sustained avant-garde intensity.Book early - seats are limited.
This year the Festival boasts some extraordinary coups: Otomo Yoshihide’s ensemble project, Anode, is the biggest he has presented in London since the epochal Japanorama tour of 2001. He’s joined by an all-star line-up including Sachiko M., Ichiraku Yoshimitsu, Masahiro Uemura, Tim Barnes, Mark Sanders, Andrea Neumann, Angharad Davies, Stefano Tedescu and Rhodri Davies. Presented in two versions, quiet and (very) loud, Anode shares the first night with opaque Dutch laptop composer Roel Meelkop and the lyrical duo of English saxophonist Tom Chant and Lebanese guitarist Sharif Sehnaoui.
The second night sees France’s foremost living composer Bernard Parmegiani present two multi-channel, multi-speaker works, including the UK premiere of “Au gré du souffle le son s'envole”; the debut of a duo comprising brilliant American percussionist Tim Barnes (“Perfect Partner”) and the distinguished Japanese sho-player Ishikawa Ko, along with German experimentalist and instrument inventor Andrea Neumann and state-of-the-art improv from the Greek duo Texturizer.
The final night pulls out all the stops still further, kicking off with a free jazz freakout by Chris Corsano (drums) and John Edwards (double bass); a mind-boggling solo by Swiss electronics player Tomas Korber; the UK debut of the extraordinary Chicago-based sound artist Olivia Block; and the meeting of two titans of new music - Ben Patterson, the only African-American member of 1960s’ radical art movement Fluxus (which also included Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik and Lamonte Young), joined here by the globally influential English guitarist Keith Rowe, acknowledged as an influence on everyone from Pete Townshend and Syd Barrett to the present generation of young improvisers and noise artists.

Tuesday October 31, 8.30pm in the basement gallery at the Foundry:
Live painting by Charlie Schulz
Projections of live interactions with chemicals/liquids etc by Paul Naudin

with improvised music by:
Steve Moyes - electric guitar, cello
Evrah - voice
Andy Knight - pocket cornet, trumpet
Stuart Fisher - electronic and environmental sounds

Free entry, all welcome. (No smoking in the room please). The Foundry is on the junction of Old St and Great Eastern St, Shoreditch, EC1. A few minutes walk from Old Street station, exit 3.

Was anyone aware of this?

19/10

the monks are playing dirty water club in the Boston music room in tufnell park. Probably their only ever uk gig!

http://www.dirtywaterclub.co.uk/

26 pound though!

FILTER FEEDER
Adventures in sonic manipulation using found sound,
field recordings and a mixture of digital and vintage
analogue electronics.
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ILIOS
Antifrost label founder Ilios draws you in with muggy
drones and protacted silence then jolts you with searing,
sickening bouts of noise. (Keith Moliné, The Wire)
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MECHA/ORGA
Big, dense clouds of sound pass by, right before our very
own ears, that enroll the influences of Lopez, Kozo Inada,
and The Hafler Trio. (Frans de Waard, Vital Weekly)
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PHIL JULIAN/LUKE YOUNGER/BILL KOULIGAS
One-off collaboration using instruments, tape manipulation,
and electronics.
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Intermissions by Entr'acte
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Thursday 2 November
Doors 20.00
The Red Rose
129 Seven Sisters Road, N7
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A Family Battle Snake presentation
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entracte.co.uk

Lethal Bizzle
Monday
30
Oct 2006


LONDON - BARFLYBARFLY MONARCH
49 CHALK FARM ROAD,
LONDON,
NW1 8AN
View Map
Tel: 020 7691 4244
Website: http://www.barflyclub.com/london
FROM CAMDEN TOWN TUBE STATION - 5 mins
Take the right hand exit out of the tube. Opposite you, there is a Barclays Bank. Turn right and walk up Camden High Street. Walk past the market on your right hand side, and head towards Camden Lock. Go over the canal bridge and under the railway bridge. Continue to head straight on (along Chalk Farm Road). By now you will have noticed an Esso garage on your right. Pass it, walk a further 200 metres and Barfly Camden is located on the right hand side on the corner of Ferdinand Street.
FROM CHALK FARM TUBE STATION - 3 mins:
Turn left out of the tube, at thejunction shortly after turn right onto the main road and continue along Chalk Farm Road, 250 metres. Barfly Camden is on the left side on the corner of ferdinand Street and Chalk Farm Road, opposite the Safeways garage.

TV ON THE RADIO
Friday
10
Nov 2006

LONDON - KOKO (FORMERLY CAMDEN PALACE)1a Camden Road
Camden
London
NW1 0JH
View Map
Tel: 0207 387 0428