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Tomomi and the mighty Nos Philipé (who are making their live début) are playing next week on wednesday at an old church on the Isle of Dogs. It will be history in the making!
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The Plastic People Of The Universe
Venue: Carling Academy Islington Address: Parkfield Street, London, London N1 0PS Time: 19:00:00 Price: £10.00 Phone: 020 7288 4400 Date: 25/01/2007 |
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Adem / Vashti Bunyan / Vetiver / Juana Molina - 0° of Separation
Separated geographically but linked by the timelessness of their song writing, the four corners of twisted folk come together to explore uncharted routes for contemporary acoustic music. Featuring previously unheard arrangements, collaborations and experiments, 0° of Separation sees Adem's tales of the everyday and the universal intertwine with the unfolding of Vashti Bunyan's beautiful melodies, while Juana Molina's hypnotic beats and lilting voice dance through Vetiver's distilled Americana. Sat 13 London Roundhouse 0870 389 1846 www.roundhouse.org.uk |
4 Jan 2007
State 51 Birchville Cat Motel |
Aaaaah birchville!!!!!!!!
why the fuck do I not live in England? I'm missing everything! |
Bump!So far i know only Toilet is gonna go the gig on Sun.Anyone else?
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Not me. I've had enough live music this last weekend to last me well into next Spring.
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this will be the third time i see Corsano live this year.Wooooooooooooooooo!!!
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Selfish Cunt playing at 93 Feet East on December 19th.
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unluck recs and plan b magazine present...
BLACK EGG american folk-drone jams from members of jackie-o-motherfucker, sunburned hand of the man and little claw TOWERING BREAKER foggy improv action from brighton duo with new release on chocolate monk CANNONBURY power-radiophonics from lonely london professor Tuesday 19th December 4pounds 8pm the horse and groom, 28 curtain road (old street tube) |
Immersion
Thursday 01 February 2007. 19:00 - 23:00. Free entry. The Flea-Pit 49 Columbia Road London E2 –7RG 020 7033 9986 http://www.thefleapit.com/ Immersion is a free-entry experimental music/sound-art event presenting a relaxed soundtrack of ambient journeys, electronic atmospheres, improvised terrain, sonic experiments and tones/drones. Immersion is an arena for new and established international artists performing live experimental electronic music; using laptops, synthesizers, field recordings, circuit-bent electronics and prepared/processed instruments. Immersion gives participating artists the opportunity to expand beyond the familiar parameters of their work and to investigate possibilities that they may have previously only touched upon in an informal and relaxed setting. All sounds are partnered by stimulating projected visuals processed live and tailored for each performance to complete the audio/visual experience. The Flea-Pit is a unique café-bar/arts venue with comfortable retro furniture - and a gallery/performance area, in the heart of east/central London’s vibrant art scene and is located only five minutes away from Shoreditch High Street. Nearest tube: Old Street (exit 2). The artists featured in Immersion 01/02 are: Alex Mein Smith: ‘Alex Mein Smith uses an analogue complex structure to create an extended improvised piece during each live performance. Built from the bare bones of segmented studio recordings, the result is highly dynamic, contrasting aggressive rhythms with gentle pensive guitar.’ http://www.alexmeinsmith.com/ Augustine Leudar: Augustine Leudar uses cutting edge techniques such as granular synthesis to manipulate field recordings, acoustic instruments and synthesised sounds to create surreal and shifting soundscapes and harmonies. Leudar draws inspiration for rural enviroments and previous works have been inspired by sources such as Celtic Mythology (Goed) Cornish fishing vessels (Astral navigation) and his most recent work installed in the Czech National Gallery "Bosque invisible" which was created entirely from sounds recorded whilst living in the Peruvian Amazon. http://www.download.com/augustineleudar krgn: http://geraeuschfreunde.de/krgn/ Martin Aaserud + André Castro: ‘Improvisations based on abstract sound, through the exploration of textures and timbres driven from Martin's prepared guitar and their mutations sculpted by André's live sampling and processing. The result of this meeting is a sonic landscape, fragile, silent and temperamental as a rusty forest.’ http://www.archive.org/details/martin_aa power up! http://www.myspace.com/powerupup sp: ‘sp started DJ'ing way back in '93. He has promoted his own dontfakethefunk techno/electro nights for the last decade. His own productions often betray his love of sample-based rave tunes but also incorporate elements of lush electronica, ambient melodies and intricate percussion.’ http://www.stuartp.f2s.com/lonehand/ SS_R: Presents a series of ambient noise/rhythmic feedback and FX loop experiments, originally recorded live onto minidisc. No programming – no overdubs. pixelpusher: ‘pixelpusher (Evan.Raskob) is a live video performance artist, or "pixelist." After a few years of pixel-pushing across New York City, he now plies his trade on the mean streets of London. pixelpusher generates video out of a controlled chaos of photographic images, simple shapes, animations, sounds, and live video feeds. All software is homemade, all imagery is created live; things may go wrong in beautiful ways, and no performance is ever the same.’ http://www.pixelpusher.flkr.com http://www.lowfrequency.org ------------------------------------------------------------  If you would like to be kept up-to-date with Immersion events, please subscribe to the mailing list: http://sonomu.net/person/~spencerm/ |
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if it's just corsano youre after then you can see him again in january. corsano only Noah Howard - 1/23/07 at The Spitz in London, England. 109 Commercial Street, Spitalfields E1 6BG. corsano only Chris Corsano Solo - 1/24/07 at The Pool Bar in London, England. 104-108 Curtain Road London EC2A 3AH. Tel: 020 7739 9608. 8pm. £6. With Rothko, Rocketnumbernine. http://www.yod.com/hatedmusic.html |
Ah cool,thanks for the info.What is it about Corsano and playing in London?Is he living here now?
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If you didn't make it to Rational Rec in 2006, turn over a new leaf with:
Rational Review of 2006 , programmed by Cecilia Wee Tuesday 9th January 2007 Bethnal Green Working Men's Club 44 Pollard Row, London E2 (5 mins from Bethnal Green tube) Doors at 8pm; £5 on the door FIRST LIVE PERFORMANCE AT 8.30PM www.rationalrec.org.uk To kick-start 2007, Rational Rec presents the Rational Review, the annual Rational Rec event of the best film, talk and music from the previous year: Rational Rec is a monthly inter-art social occasion based at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club, incorporating sound, music, text, performance and film into a damn good night out. Come along and be artistically, intellectually and alcoholically stimulated Witness the first public screening of Hector Castells' 40 min documentary following sculptor Graham Hudson during his residency at the Chelsea College of Art & Design's Parade Grounds (April to Sept 2006). Graham Hudson is represented by Rokeby Gallery: www.rokebygallery.com Nominate the cultural thing or event from 2006 you would most like to applaud, damn or question in the Rational Review Panel discussion With special contributions from: Jason E Bowman - artist, curator, arts consultant: www.midwest.org.uk Ken Hollings – writer, broadcaster, lecturer: www.kenhollings.com Gillian Moore – head of Contemporary Culture, South Bank Centre Sally O'Reilly – art writer, critic and event organiser Chaired by Cecilia Wee (Salon or Seminar, Resonance FM): www.ceciliawee.com We want to know your favourite, most despised or most challenging art work, event or cultural thing of 2006. No media or content excluded. Even if you're unable to make it along on Tuesday 9th January, we'd still love to receive your nominations! To take part in the debate, email cecilia@rationalrec.org.uk by Monday 8th January 2007 with nominations for: 1) your favourite cultural happening / object of 2006 2) your least favourite cultural happening / object of 2006 3) the most puzzling cultural happening / object of 2006 Listen to some of the most experimental music of 2006 with a DJ set by Juha van 't Zelfde, a Netherlands-based DJ, curator of adventurous music and creative consultant. As DJ he has performed at the Venice Biennale and the Van Gogh Museum. He has curated the Amsterdam Museum Night and events at the Stedelijk Museum, Bimhuis and Lantaren/Venster, with artists including Jacob Kirkegaard, Vladislav Delay and Kode9. www.juha.nl ************************************************** ************************** RATIONAL REC is organised by Russell Martin, Cecilia Wee and Matthew Shlomowitz. First Tuesday of every month at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club www.rationalrec.org.uk Rational Rec is supported by Arts Council England Grants for the Arts |
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as far as i know (which isn't all that far really) he used to live in manchester until recently but has now relocated to edinburgh.... edinburgh or glasgow, but i think it was edinburgh... or else let's just say some city in scotland. edit: his myspace says edinburgh |
I suspected he was living either here or somewhere in Britain because he plays in London so often and especially at The Spitz(which is cool because it's one of my favourite venues).
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DJs Garth Cartwright (author Princes Amongst Men: Journeys With Gypsy Musicians) and Leon Parker spin the wildest, weirdest and rarest Gypsy music old and new from Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia, Albania alongside – maybe – the occasional French or Spanish Roma tune too. Horny horns, sexy chalga and other sounds from Europe’s frayed edges !!
Free CD Christmas gift to all. The Ritzy Cafe Bar Brixton, Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, London SW2 1JG MAP Underground: Brixton (Victoria Line) - 50 yards left from the station Rail: Brixton Buses: (N)2, (N)3, (N)35, 45, (N)109, 118, 133, 159, 196, 250, 322, 345, 355, P4, P5, N37 08707 55 00 62 FREE ADMISSION 8pm - 11am |
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BAC Café Venue map http://www.bacvenues.org.uk BAC Venues Old Town Hall Lavender Hill London United Kingdom SW11 7TN Promoter: Name of promoter Bohman Brothers Present Box office: Venue box office 020 7223 2223 Gig date: GIg date 24/01/2007 Performance times: Performance times 8.30pm Ticket price: Ticket price 6.00 Band: Namd of band performing at gig Coates - Edwards - Ryan Trio View band details Biography RESX:plBiography.Help Bruce Coates - Soprano and Alto saxophones John Edwards - Double Bass David Ryan - Bb and Bass Clarinets This trio brings together three musicians who draw on a vast array of music-making and experience to create a unique, fluid and responsive improvising situation. Synthesising aspects of free jazz, European and American avant-garde and experimental musics, Coates-Edwards-Ryan focus on both the sounding moment and the possibility of mobile and spontaneous structures emerging out of the performance. This tour will also explore the possibility of occasional composed pieces as well as completely free improvisation. |
Spitz, The
Venue map http://www.spitz.co.uk 109 Commercial Street Old Spitafields Market London United Kingdom E1 6BG Box office: Venue box office 020 7392 9032 Gig date: 13/01/2007 Ticket price: 0.00 Band: Namd of band performing at gig Grutronic plus Evan Parker View band details Biography RESX lBiography.Help Stephen Grew - piano/keyboards Nick Grew - toys/effects/harmonica/fans Richard Scott - buchla lightening/kaos pad/samples Dave Ross - drums Evan Parker - soprano sax Stephen Grew explains the thinking behind Grutronic: ‘Grutronic blends electronic and acoustic sound to create unique textures and to give them compositional direction. This process involves the creation of a complex, shifting soundscape. More than that, it involves standing back and managing events from a vantage point in order to give them form. Although the music is electronic and has virtual aspects, Grutronic employs a hands-on physicality, understanding that input, control and exchange of human energy are what gives sound, form, soul and a human reason for being’. |
Chicken Shed Theatre
Venue map http://www.chickenshed.org.uk Chaseside Southgate London United Kingdom N14 4PE Promoter: Name of promoter Stringle, Berny http://www.merfanglemusic.com Box office: Venue box office 020 8449 1155 Gig date: GIg date 26/01/2007 Ticket price: 0.00 Band: Namd of band performing at gig Osian Roberts/Steve Fishwick Quintet View band details Biography RESX Biography.Help Steve Fishwick – trumpet/flugelhorn, Osian Roberts – tenor sax, Olivier Slama - piano, Dave Chamberlain - bass, Mat Fishwick – drums. The Osian Roberts/Steve Fishwick Quintet plays jazz in the tradition of the great hard bop bands of the 1950s and 60s, namely The Miles Davis Quintet, Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, The Horace Silver Quintet, The Benny Golson/Art Farmer Jazztet, Kenny Dorham’s Jazz Prophets, and The Cannonball Adderley Quintet. Its repertoire consists of mostly original material, as featured on its debut album, Too Much, as well as a selection of carefully chosen standards arranged by various members of the group. Osian Roberts and the Fishwick brothers, Steve and Mat, met on a Royal Academy’s jazz course in 1994, and have worked and rehearsed together on a regular basis ever since. This Quintet started out as an informal jam session but before long was performing regularly on the London scene. All band members are highly regarded on the British and international jazz scene, and each brings a unique voice to his instrument, adding to the collective sound. Live, you can expect a well-balanced, polished performance of a varied set of music by a smartly dressed, tight-knit, and above all, swinging unit. |
porkmarras, have you been to many bohman brothers gigs?
i mentioned before in here about a night they put on (i'm pretty sure it's still going but i haven't been in a while) in a community centre in vauxhall. have you ever been? |
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it's a place called the bonnington centre. you can take your own alcohol! but like i said, i don't know if it's still running or not. i will spread my tendrils and find out though, it's a good (and cheap) night out. |
i think my friend jenny is going to be playing at that bohman brothers thing
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 BANG FACE XL - MURDERATION ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS Friday 12th January 2007 A whodunit style Neo-Rave celebrating the fantasies of Agatha Christie... ALTERN-8 - Full on mask and laser hysteria  KNIFEHANDCHOP - The Canadian Neo-Rave General VEX'D - The hottest Breaks/Bass/Industrial Crew DROP THE LIME - US Techno/Bass assault EQUINOX - Rinsing Amen Jungle DMX KREW - The Electro-Bass master ROTATOR - Killer Hardcore / Breakcore VEXKIDDY - Time travel Neo-Ravers from the 1800s SAINT ACID - The Patron Saint of Bang Face PLUS THE BANG FACE HARD CREW 9pm - 6am @ Electrowerkz, 7 Torrens Street, Islington, London EC1V 1NQ Hype & Ticket info: www.bangface.com |
OCD @ The Rhythm Factory
The Bays (Live) Jimpster aka Audiomontage (Freerange) Palmskin Productions (Freerange) Speaker Junk (Live) ft Trevor Loveys (Switch / Freerange) & Herve (Dubsided) Dave iO (insignificant Others / iO music) Paddy Freeform (Universal Vibes) OCD residents: Jason Slater, Jonny Rhythm, Chris James + Moochin ft Lee Jarvis, Mr Kimble & Jon Fynn 10pm – 6am £25 Tickets / more on the door Tickets available by CLICKING HERE Ticket outlets: www.ticketweb.co.uk / 08700 600 100 Rhythm Factory / 0207 375 3774 Info: info@o-c-d.co.uk o-c-d@hotmail.co.uk Rhythm Factory 16-18 Whitechapel Road, London. E1 1EW Nearest tube: Aldgate East OCD New Years Eve presents The Best of 2006 bringing together cutting edge live electronic acts and djs from the biggest UK underground record labels to the best live club venue in London, the Rhythm Factory. It has been an amazing year for OCD with live performances from The Bays, Ralph Lawson’s 2020Soundsystem, Spirit Catcher, Silver City plus djs such as Switch / Solid Groove (Dubsided), Jesse Rose (Dubsided), Burnski (Trapez), Style of Eye (Classic) to name a few |
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Tuesday 16th January's Clear Spot, 7pm on 104.4FM...
One 'session musician', for want of a better phrase, pays tribute to another. A purely subjective overview of the late, great Robert Quine - the guitarist who invented sick solos & sweet leads for the good, the bad and the ugly (Richard Hell, Lou Reed & Lloyd Cole in other words). Expect very little in the way of chronology, but some anecdotes tempered with large chunks of Edwards' Quine-related record collection. |
Tuesday 23 January 2007
Echo Chamber TCM Contemporary Music Group Conductor: Gregory Rose Music with live electronics and inspired by electronics including works by John Cage and a special acoustic arrangement of classic ambient electronica by Aphex Twin Azguime Derrière Son Double Aphex Twin Cage Electronic Circus Musgrave Narcissus 1.05 pm, Old Royal Naval College Chapel String Machine Elysian Quartet and TCM String Ensemble Works for strings inspired by, and featuring electronics and multimedia Reich Triple String Quartet Murcott Installation for String Quartet Montague String Quartet No. 1 Installation opens at 6pm, concert at 7.30 pm Theatre Studio & Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music Free £5 (£3 conc) Inc. glass of wine Wednesday 24 January 2007 Blips In the Bar Installations and happenings in Butler’s Bar throughout the day with special guests Paul Newland, Paul Whitty and David Arrowsmith from Stephen Preston and Thomas Gardner Ouija Board Butler’s Bar, Trinity College of Music Vocal Plate / Elecronic Blackbird and Myrtle An evening of vocal music with real-time electronic transformation featuring Linda Hirst’s Electric Blackbird plus Alwynne Pritchard’s ensemble Myrtle Henri Pousseur Tales and Songs from the Bible of Hell Roger Marsh Not a Soul but Ourselves Myrtle Improvisations for solo instruments & electronics 7 pm, Butler’s Bar, Trinity College of Music Free Thursday 25 January 2007 Beneath the Ether TCM Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Simon Wright An extraordinary evening of theatrical and atmospheric works, culminating with a rare performance of Stockhausen Trans for Orchestra & Electronics Marshall Fog Tropes Gregson Metamorphoses Holliger Pneuma Stockhausen Trans 7.30 pm, Blackheath Halls Processed Mark Lockheart and guest artist Leafcutter John, members of the Mercury Prize nominated ensemble Polar Bear, feature alongside TCM students in an informal after hours showcase of live instrumental and vocal improvisation with electronics 9.30 pm, Blackheath Halls http://www.tcm.ac.uk/RVEf197317056c34c219845f179c4de1076,,.aspx |
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Redd Kross - Camden Underworld - Jan 22nd 2007
The original line up of Redd Kross featuring Steve MacDonald and his bro's are coming to London for a one off show on Jan 22nd 2007. Tickets for the show at the Camden Underworld are on sale now and available from www.wegottickets.com and www.seetickets.com priced £12.50 |
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