Furthur Promotions presents...

HANNE HUKKELBERG - Live
IN THE COUNTRY - Live

plus FURTHUR DJs

The Luminaire, 311 High Road, Kilburn, NW6 (020 7372 7123)
Wednesday 23rd May, 8PM
Tickets: £10 in advance (www.ticketweb.co.uk) / £12 on the door


"amazing… there's something magical about it" Four Tet
"an elegant charm that is very much its own… so compelling" The Wire
"an otherworldly quality… while the instrumentation is folky, there is
a power here that outmanoeuvres any kook or kitsch. Beautiful" iDJ


Hanne Hukkelberg has been hailed as Norway's most beguling singer/songwriter of recent years. A wonderful artist whose boldly experimental music featuring the likes of pots, pans and bicycle spokes alongside the more traditional drums, accordian, keyboard and
guitar has been universally praised for it's inventiveness and almost magical beauty.

Her wholly unique music has won her fans from across the jazz, folk and leftfield electronic scenes and her all too rare live shows in the UK are eagerly anticipated events. Touring to support the release of her new album Rykestrasse 68, we are delighted to welcome Hanne and her band to the intimate, award-winning and much loved Luminaire.

In support we have fellow Norwegians In The Country, a superb piano trio led by composer Morten Qvenild (Jaga Jazzist). Since bursting onto the international scene with Jaga, Morten has gone on to create the brilliant Susanna and the Magical Orchestra and to be a key member of Solveig Slettahjell's Slow Motion Quintet. In the Country refresh the traditional jazz piano trio with swaggering, youthful style.

Links:
Hanne Hukkelberg: http://www.myspace.com/hannehukkelberg
In The Country: http://www.myspace.com/inthecountrytrio
Furthur: http://www.furthur.info / http://www.myspace.com/furthurpromotions
The Luminaire: http://www.theluminaire.com

Direct Ticket Link:
http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=212218&interf ace=

EXTEROCEPTOR////
free improvisation
experimental music
surprisingly good Meze platters
Tuesday May 29th 8pm £4
at BODRUM CAFE , London


Little Wet Horse
Blisters and splinters of avant blues from the trio of
Daniel Beban & Duke Garwood (guitars) &
Paul May (drums). Psychedelic trucker epics
www.myspace.com/littlewethorse
www.myspace.com/dukegarwood

plus

Adam Bohman (misc)
Oli Mayne (vibes)
& Jerry Wigens (clarinet)
A table of toys, a prepared violin, a
knackered vibraphone and a clarinet.
Mechanical, wound-up and breathy
www.myspace.com/omvibraphone

plus

Pine Forest
Bucolic improv mesmerism from Brightonian
trio of Peter Moyse & Andrew Clare (ac guitars)
& Ginger Lee (from Bat For Lashes)
www.myspace.com/pineforest

plus possibly a brief early solo violin and objects set from Matt Milton www.myspace.com/mattmilton

Tuesday May 29th 8pm £4
at BODRUM CAFE
61 Stoke Newington High St, N16 8EL
LONDON UK
Buses 243, 149, 73 from Old St, Liverpool St,
Finsbury Park, Seven Sisters

www.myspace.com/exteroceptor

30 May 2007
The Gluerooms
The Amersham Arms, 388 New Cross Road, 02086922047
doors 8pm, acts start 9pm prompt, bar til 12, £3 Entry
tube/train: New Cross/New Cross Gate

This Month, possibly the last Gluerooms for a while; as we check our selves and probably recover from what promises to be the most extreme night ever put on in the UK.

If you are interested in seeing/hearing the most cutting edge artists in experimental noise and improvisation from anywhere in the world you will with us. This is Justice Yeldham’s only London date on his visit to the UK, his performance alone is something everyone should experience before they die… or he does doing it!

Justice Yeldham And The Dynamic Ribbon Device (Australia) (http://www.dualplover.com/justice.htm)
Blood. Noise. Broken Glass. KY Jelly. DJ Smallcock [justice yeldham] is once seen, neverforgotten. Working at the bleeding edge of performance art and noise terror mentalism with adash of carny showboating, he screams and hyperventilates into contact microphones while his laptop morphs the nightmarish results into inhuman ring-modulated torture. This is a perfectly formed miniature that says a great deal about the principles of performance, entertainment and the wisdom of standing at the back." venue magazine

The DieDieDie (vatican analog, Holland) (www.myspace.com/vincentkoreman)
Harsh ectronics and noise, vocaldroning ala the Skaters, experiments in meta music and micro contact. all mixed into a dynamic mix of surprising new noise texture & music!

The Jim Morrisons (vatican analog, Holland)(http://www.myspace.com/thejimmorrisons)
Dynamic duo diving deep into drones and walls of hard hitting noise. Top notch performers with a nod to that dead singer. check the mp3's.

Puke Brigade (vatican analog, Holland) (www.myspace.com/pukebrigade)
Speedcore / noise crossover, super intense performances somewhere inbetween extreme industrial and speedcore.

Residents:
DJ Tendraw & The Gypsies Dog
DJ Body Damage & Possibly Sick

D.a.m.ned lies +allthatnoise and RNS present

GALVANISED!
(a three day festival of other music)

8 9 10 JUNE 2007

3 Days of other music showcasing some of the best new acts across the UK's
alternative and experimental music scenes at the:

Empire Studios,
32b Vyner Street,
London E2
www.theempirestudios.com

www.myspace.com/galvanisedfestival

Galvanised! is a three day festival that will take place at the Empire
Studios on the 8, 9, 10 June. We will be bringing together a stream of
experimental music labels and promoters from across the UK, including
artists from Fear of Jazz, Chinchilla Records, Unluck Records, Curor
Recordings, Golden Lab Records.

Our venue is The Empire Studios, a fantastic new arts space on Vyner Street,
East London. There we will present three beaming nights of new and
challenging music. Expect a heady mix of lo-fi electronics/goofball
terror/sonic transmissions/freerjazz/DIY noise/ether
chimes/drone/circiutbending/cageian distortion/artmusik.

We will have lots of merchandise and records for sale via all the labels
involved and 323 Sounds and Second Layer Records.

FULL LINE-UP

FRIDAY 8 JUNE: (7pm-12pm)

My Ambulance is on Fire
Goodiepal
Signals
Rocketnumbernine
Skitanja


SATURDAY 9 JUNE: (7pm-12pm)

A.p.a.t.t.
Le Couteau Jaune
Cowtown
CHOPS
Serfs

SUNDAY 10 JUNE: (6pm-12pm) with panel discussion at 6pm*

Chora
Isambard Kingston Brunel
Horatio Pollard
Clouds
Madame P
Stuckometer

PANEL DISCUSSION

A panel discussion - Far Gone and Out: A History of Experimental Music in
the UK - will take place before Sunday's event (10th June) at 6.30pm.
Chaired by Jim Backhaus (Lumin / Kosmische).

VISUALS - WORLDOFPARKER.COM
DJ'S: FAIL HDJ (failme.net), Jim Backhaus (Lumin/Kosmische)

TICKETS:
£6.00 PER NIGHT
£12.00 FOR THE WEEKEND (ENTRY TO ALL 3 EVENTS)

Available from: www.ticketweb.co.uk

Venue Information:
The Empire Studios
32b Vyner Street London E2
www.theempirestudios.co.uk
0208 983 9310

Tube: Bethnal Green
National rail: Cambridge Heath
Bus: 26 ,48, 55, 106, 254, 309, 388, 394, D3, D6.

i'm not

S.S.S./ Municipal Waste - August 10 - The Underworld

Did you know that you have a doppelganger?

yes, thom yorke or that ice skating bloke depending on who you ask

Thursday 12 July
Daniel Johnston
Union Chapel, Islington
£18 + booking fee
www.seetickets.com

Sunday 18 November
Jello Biafra
Union Chapel, Islington
£15 + booking fee
www.wegottickets.com

over the next couple of months there's these:

om (@the underworld)
lair of the minotaur (@the underworld)
qui (david yow) (@barfly)
wu-tang (hammersmith apollo)
krs-1 (the forum)
os mutantes (the forum)

i can't remember the dates though, so you'll have to look them up yourselves

Wu Tang is 5th of July I think. I am sort of tempted to go to that.

ONGAKU:enjoy_sound' and 'INTERLACE' present two concerts:

1. At 8:30pm sharp on 14 June 2007:

man and machine

• Phil Durrant (laptop)
• Sebastian Lexer (laptop)
• Mattin (laptop)
• John Lely (laptop)
• Benedict Drew (laptop)


2. At 8:30pm sharp on 20 June 2007:

a trio of trios

• Evan Parker (saxophone)/ Marcio Mattos (cello)/ John Edwards
(double bass)
• Rhodri Davies (harp)/ Ross Lambert (acoustic guitar)/ Matt
Sansom (laptop)
• Benedict Drew (laptop)/ Louisa Martin (laptop)/ Seymour
Wright (alto sax)

Address: Shunt Lounge, Joiner Street, London SE1, UK. Tel: 020 7378
7776). Shunt Lounge entrance is a little door on Joiner Street in
London Bridge tube station, London, SE1.

Entry: £5, free for members (see www.shunt.co.uk for membership and
directions). Additional donations encouraged.

http://www.ongakusound.com/
http://incalcando.com/interlace/

that john lely bloke goes out with a friend of mine, he is also responsible for the worst music i have ever seen performed live

Really? How, exactly is it so awful? I like hearing a good diatribe.

I didn't really look at the line-up for the first thing...I mainly posted because the Evan Parker et al thing. The only one of that laptop crew I am familiar with is Mattin.

i've seen ben drew play a couple of times, i saw him play with angharad davies and it was one of the best things i saw last year

john lely was rubbish because he was playing a keyboard pushing all the novelty sound effect buttons while this old guy read poetry through a vocoder

RESONANCE 104.4 FM

A MONTH OF SUNDAYS

Resonance 104.4fm broadcasts a series of live programmes 'A Month of
Sundays' from the stage at The Corsica Studios every Sunday in July.

In the style of Robert Altman's recent film 'A Prairie Home
Companion', the audience contribute to their favourite Resonancefm
shows and programme-makers adapt their usual shows for the stage.

We invite our most efferent comedians such as Simon Munnery, sound
artists such as David Toop and renowned artist Bob and Roberta Smith
(Apathy Band) returning radio to the live theatre. Dexter Bentley
presents an open bike night show with the audience as batteries and
Jonny Trunk brings his convivial auction to the floor.

The July 1st launch night features acts spread over two rooms.
Headlining the night are the male members of The Guillemots
<http://www.guillemots.com/>
, playing a "boulder 'n' roll" set. They are joined on the bill by
pastoral laptopper Leafcutter John <http://www.leafcutterjohn.com/>
, vest-clad jazz-punkers Morviscous <http://www.morviscous.com/>
and melodramatic folk songstress Mary Hampton
<http://www.myspace.com/maryhampton>
. There's also a voltaic tape splicing performance by audio magician
Sculpture <http://www.ultimatezon.co.uk/>
and station manager Chris Weaver
<http://www.myspace.com/christopherjweaver>
delivers a conflux of animate hand-built electronics.

And in the DJ room, freshly poached from XFM, Flo-Motion's Nick
Luscombe <http://www.myspace.com/nickluscombe>
, festival legend DJ Tofu <http://www.continentaldrifts.co.uk/>
, sonic agitator LRAB <http://www.myspace.com/onelonerabbit>
and The Laundrettas burn the decks in the dance hall.

July 1st

8pm - 12midnight (doors open 7:30)

Corsica Art Studios <http://www.corsicastudios.com/>
- Nearest Tube: Elephant and Castle

£7 on the door

The following Sundays audiences can enjoy avant guarde cake and tea
from trolleys by the likes of the 50's pamper queens The Laundrettas
as The Poo Lord, Harmon e Phraysiur, The Hand of Glory, Pharoah
Overlord, Marvin Suicide and many more take the stage for radio shows
that include everything from poppers to celebratory melencholia.

The remaining Sunday's line-up's are subject to confirmation but
currently resemble the following:

July 8th

David Toop

Composite Group

Andy Cox and Lance Martins

Ambrosia Rasputin

The Original Sound Track Show with Jonny Trunk

Apathy Band (Bob and Roberta Smith)

July 15th

Curated by Corsica Studios.

Pharoah Overlord

Members of The Circle

Kosmische Djs

Check Corsica website for full details.

July 22nd

Marvin Suicide

The Hand of Glory

The Poo Lord (Cyber Chutney Arse Ducks)

Morton Valence

Richard Thomas discusses The Psychedelic Dimensions of Boredom

July 29th

Dexter Bentley

Harmon e Phraysiur's "The Rod of Run-Awayes" (Ted Barrington & Jim
Xento$$)

Simon Munnery

Strange Attractor Live Special

Little Atoms Live Special

For more information see the A Month of Sundays webpage
<http://www.resonancefm.com/mos.htm>
.

Immersion
Thursday 02 August 2007.
19:00 - 23:00.

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 soundtrack of ambient journeys, electronic atmospheres, noisescapes and tones/drones.

Immersion is an arena for new and established international artists performing experimental electronic music; partnered by stimulating projected visuals processed live.

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 02/08 are:

dj0273:
‘dj0273 utilizes haunting minimal melodies and fractured lo-fi rhythm sections to create unique and affecting soundscapes.’
http://www.myspace.com/anatomy0273

JDTJDJ:
‘JDTJDJ are interested in the interface between the physical and the virtual. They explore the interaction between "soft" and "hard" instruments, using hardware hacked devices, simple electronic instruments, data networks and basic sensors to augment and inform their laptop improvisations.’
http://jdtjdj.mutantsounds.com/

Modulator ESP:
‘Modulator ESP produces improvised experimental music using processed sounds and modular synthesis to create strange worlds of sound somewhere between '70s space music and dark ambient drone.’
http://www.myspace.com/modulatoresp

Mr No:
‘Sonic Playground. Synthetic journey.
Exploring gritty to progressive beats and mind penetrating drones.’
http://www.myspace.com/jasoncoltan

soundhacker:
‘soundhacker's music infuses syncopated clicks, crackles and crumpled digital noise. Combined with sustained evolving textures weaved around melodic tones and gritty soundscapes. For Immersion, soundhacker will be re-working live material from previous and forthcoming releases on labels such as Cactus Island, Smallfish and Amp Bit< If//Go.’
http://www.soundhacker.co.uk/

SS_R:
‘Presents a series of sound experiments created by building upon non-programmed minimal repetitions of static noise and rhythmic feedback - processed through multiple filters and defined by accidental and reactive parameter interactions.’

Keep updated/participate/donate:
http://www.immersionclub.tk

Friday
10
Aug 2007MUNICIPAL WASTE
@ London - The Underworld</B>
MUNICIPAL WASTE
Doors: 19.00

Friday 22nd June, 8pm:

House party gig in Whitechapel (E1)

live:

Divine Coils (www.myspace.com/divinecoils)

influences: Tetuzi Akiyama, AMM, Gagaku, Sachiko M, Skaters

Patel Pretal (www.myspace.com/patelpretal)

influences: Tim Hecker, Grouper, Basinski, Tarkovsky, Basic Channel

Of for (www.myspace.com/offor)

influences: Double Leopards, Skaters, Popvip.

FREE ENTRY!

for more info/directions call:

07795 102 736 (Dominik)
07748 480 976 (Pierre)

or email:

zile_02@hotmail.com
el_espinazo@hotmail.com

The Weasel: Pop Music and Contemporary Art
14-28 July
This two-week project presents artists who work with music and includes film during the day and live performances by night. Gigs and films will be shown on a stage and screen specially designed by Assume Vivid Astro Focus in typically psychedelic style.
Artists include Johanna Billing, Charles Atlas, MaxiGeil! & PlayColt, Saltpeter, Skills 7 Stamina 12, DJ Rubbish, DJ Scotch Egg, Matt Stokes, Abake and many more.

The full line up and listings are on www.myspace.com/theweasel_slg or go to www.southlondongallery.org

Films are free and live performances just £5.

The Fall
17/18/19/20 July

LONDON - CARLING ACADEMY ISLINGTONCarling Academy Islington
N1 Centre
16 Parkfield Street
London
N1 0PS
View Map
Tel: 0905 020 3999
Website: http://www.islington-academy.co.uk

The Scala



Thursday 26 July 2007
CHIMERA PROD IN ASSOC WITH AUDI TT REMASTERED
DJ YODA & THE HERITAGE ORCHESTRA PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS PLAID & O DUO
DJ Yoda and The Heritage Orchestra come together for the live premiere performance of Gabriel Prokofiev’s pioneering new work Concerto for Turntables & Orchestra. From Edgard Varese’s experiments with reel-to-reel tape to the Musique Concrete of Pierre Schaeffer’s studios in the 1950s, classical composers have manipulated recorded sound long before Grandmaster Flash scratched his first record..... More
Time: 8pm until 12.30am
Admission: £16.00 in advance
Tickets: www.ticketweb.co.uk 08700 600 100 or pop in to Scala's box office between 10am and 6pm Monday to Fridays
Buy tickets online




Wednesday 21 November 2007
TIDAL CONCERTS PRESENTS
GORGOROTH PLUS VERY SPECIAL GUESTS ENTHRONED
Time: 7.00pm
Admission: £12.00 in advance
Tickets: In advance from Ticketweb - 08700 600 100 / Ticketmaster - 0870 534 4444 / See Tickets - 08712 200 260 / Star Green - 0207 734 8932
Buy tickets online

The Spitz
Sat 7 July
OUT OF AFRICA Presents:
JOSE HENDRIX (Live),
+ featuring K-MELIA,
+ alongside DJ Ilka (BBC Africa on your Street)
+ DJ Eric Soul (Afrogroov)
Out of Africa teams up with Enchanted Tunes to bring you the future sounds of The Congo. Presenting a special Ndombolo remix of Congolese rumba spiced up with African hip-hop.
This is London 's liveliest night featuring live contemporary African bands alongside DJs spinning cutting-edge African club beats that brings everyone to their feet. Experience beats that bang such as Naija Pop, Ivorian Coupe Decale, Kenyan Benga, Congolese Soukous, Senegalese Mbalax, Afrobeat and more. "Innovative...An intoxicating mix...Quite unlike anything else in the Capital". The Guardian Guide
www.outofafrica-london.com
£10 / £7NUS on the door




Tues 10 July
Mavryx Midsummer Mayhem:
OTHIN SPAKE feat. TREVOR DUNN & SHELLEY BURGON
+ Ad:Art
+ Red Paper Dragon
Improv, experimentalist and free jazz super trio. Othin Spake feature the legendery bass player and John Zorn collaborator Trevor Dunn, founder of in fluential avant-progressive experimental rock group Mr Bungle. Harpist Shelley Burgon ventures into the world of spatialised electro-acoustic music. Experimentalist drummer Teun Verbruggen brings noise, free jazz, emo, total improv to the trio.
www.mavryx.co.uk
£10 Get Tickets

The Spitz

Fri 13 July
Spitz Presents:
POLAR BEAR
+ ETMO
+ Scary Gotcha DJs
The big haired enfent terrible of modern British jazz, Polar Bear make it the luckiest night of the year for anyone with the good taste to watch this magnificent band. A lethal dose of raw hypnotic grooves far-out spontaneity.
Laptop, sax and ethnic flutes, Etmo calls his musical exploration Ka 'lei ' (as in kaleidoscope). Etmo performs with DJ Sio B 'baas and percussionist Jon Tubmen.
"Polar Bear blast out of the past, full of straight, cool school skills, and detonate the past, bursting with edgy, forward-looking lust." Observer Music Monthly
www.polarbearmusic.com
www.myspace.com/officialetmo
£10 Get Tickets


Mon 16 July
Plan B Magazine Presents:
OXBOW DUO
+ Duracell
+ ZX Spectrum Orchestra
Oxbow Duo - Eugene Robinson and Niko Wenner, the singer/lyricist and songwriter/architect of Oxbow 's mean mania, make the making of Oxbow music a thing of rarefied beauty using little more than the rudiments of guitar and voice for the non-electrical rendering of a terror no less absolute because of a lack of volume. Fans of Lightning Bolt will love Andre Duracell, from Lyon - a one man 8-bit drum-trigger frenzy. D igitised voices and crunching beats from ZX Spectrum Orchestra. A soft centered selection of bleeps, melodies and poll-axe beats so galvanized it 's a wonder the Spectrum 's made it out alive. Who needs PS3?
www.theoxbow.com
www.andreduracell.com
£7

Polar Bear = yawn

I don't know his music too well, is it really shit? I am SO looking forward to the Oxbow Duo. Oxbow are an incredible band live. If I manage to get all sorted out this evening, I wouldn't mind going to that gig in Whitechapel cause I live in the area.

Well, it's a bunch of young guys doing incredibly smug fusion-y jazz. I'd imagine that Bitches Brew is mentioned in 78% of writings about them and it's probably their favourite album when any twat with half a brain knows that On the Corner is the best Miles Davis and that, bang for buck, his wife was better.

I'm definitely up for seeing this too - have never seen Oxbow before (in any formation).

Yeah, I'd like to see Oxbow also. I might try and make it to Supersonic fest in July where they are playing.

They're really worth checking out live. They rock and have a frontman with such an unforgettable stage presence.

Kimya Dawson
LONDON SPITZ
MONDAY 25TH JUNE, 2007 7.00pm
+ Angelo Spencer
£7.00

Selfish Cunt
LONDON BORDERLINE
SATURDAY 30TH JUNE, 2007 7.00pm
+Starvation Box
£7.00

MARNIE STERN
THIS IS MY CONDITION
CHOPS
HANDS ON HEADS
Thursday 12 July
Barden's Boudoir, 38 Stoke Newington Road, N16 7XJ
8pm | £6

Holly Golightly
LONDON 100 CLUB
THURSDAY 19TH JULY, 2007 7.30pm
Plus support
£9.50


Ari Up's The Slits
LONDON SPITZ
SUNDAY 12TH AUGUST, 2007 7.00pm
+ Wet Dog
£10.00


Billy Childish
LONDON DIRTY WATER CLUB @ BOSTON MUSIC ROOM
SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST, 2007 8.30pm-3.00am
Support band on stage by 9.30pm
Billy Childish & the Musicians of the British Empire on stage around 10.15pm
Then DJs till 3am
£6.00

Resonance FM's The Bike Show is organising a performance of Godfried Willem-Raes’s second symphony for ’singing bicycles’. It will take place in the morning of Saturday 7 July, starting outside Scooterworks Cafe, 132 Lower Marsh, SE1 This is the day of the Prologue Time Trial of the Tour De France, in Central London, so it will be possible to take part in the Singing Symphony in the morning and watch the Prologue in the afternoon!

If you would like to equip your own bicycle and come along, you’d be very welcome. If you would rather we supply you with the necessary equipment, we’d be happy to do so, though we will need the money beforehand: dynamo & bracket (£10), speaker & connecting wires (£5), resonating tube (free, hopefully), white suit (£5). We will have sound engineers and bicycle mechanics on hand on the day to help with the set up, which will take place from 10am. We hope to begin the performance shortly after 11am. Email to confirm your participation and your equipment requirements (if any) to bikeshow@gmail.com . We will be in touch regarding payment to cover equipment costs.

For more on the Symphony, pasted below is the lowdown. Or you can listen to the Bike Show’s feature on the symphony.

Quote:“Have you ever dreamt of playing in a symphony? Have you heard of the early-20th-century-futurists favoring the street over the palette or the theatre? Maybe Godfried-Willem Raes’ ‘2nd Symphony’ could be your chance. And, it isn’t even very difficult: join the symphony with your bicycle. Then, together at the occasion of a workshop, we carefully prepare and tune your instrument; you and your colleagues cycle in a long row at a regular pace; the last cyclist overtakes the whole group. The Singing Bicycle’s Symphony you perform, will delight you and your audiences in a wonderful and exciting way.

The ‘Symphony for Singing Bicycles’ is an open air event scored for a minimum of twelve cyclists with their own bicycles. A workshop of two hours is enough to prepare the instruments for the performance:

1. each bike -if it doesn’t already has one- receives a dynamo to generate its own electricity (6 Volt / 3 Watts);
2. a impedance-matched loudspeaker (15-15 Ohms) is connected to the dynamo. The power rating of the speaker should be at least 3 Watts, corresponding to the average power delivered by the generators.
3. each loudspeaker gets a carefully calculated length of tube in order to obtain a specific musical scale ;
4. by cycling at different velocities, (the last cyclist overtakes continuously the whole group), glissandi are obtained. At very specific velocities, resonance will occur in the tubes.
5. by cycling on different pavements, timbre-variation and frequency modulation is obtained. Cobble-stones provoke tremolo’s, narrow streets reverb and echo the sounds
6. every cyclist wears a white overall-suit labeled -in large numbers- with the resonant frequency and the interval ratio (between 1/1 and 1/2) of her/his individual instrument.

LEAFCUTTER JOHN IN CONCERT
Saturday 7 July
Beaconsfield, London
Doors open 7pm
Advance tickets £12/£8

A totally one-off evening during which the artist-composer Leafcutter John will present fresh work that has emerged from Soundtrap II. Special guests will perform the new compositions using the floor-based instrument created by the artist.

The Soundtrap II commission includes research and development, a period of public activation, a concert, a limited edition CD, broadcasts on Resonance 104.4 fm and live web streaming to the respective websites http://www.leafcutterjohn.com and http://www.beaconsfield.ltd.uk with downloadable MP3's.

The live concert will be a rare chance to see Leafcutter's creative process in action following this concentrated period of experimentation and represents an exciting departure within his oeuvre.

Buy tickets at http://www.beaconsfield.ltd.uk/ or please call 020 7582 6465. Limited availability - sales on a first come first serve basis so please book early to avoid disappointment.
(Tickets on the door £15/£10)

Beaconsfield, 22 Newport Street, Vauxhall, London, SE11 6AY
Tube: Vauxhall and Lambeth North
Bus: 3 (W.End) 77 (Waterloo) 344 (Elephant & Castle) 360 (Kennington)
http://www.beaconsfield.ltd.uk/
_________________
Beaconsfield is an independent, commissioning organisation. Set up by artists in 1994, it provides an important resource for the development and presentation of international contemporary art.

wow, red rose, great little space.
do you ever go to the London Improviser's Orchestra that happens behind the pub every 1st sunday of the month?
it's fantastic.

I rarely go very far north of Oxford Street, unless there's a band playing that I really really want to see, then I might venture as far as Islington or Camden. I may risk mixing with all the Spurs fans to see Religious Knives though.

not sure if this been posted before, but while I'm here anyway:

BOREDOMS (JP)
26/10/07 : The Wire festival (Shoreditch Town Hall) - London (UK)

2:13 Club at the Lion, Stoke Newington Church St, N16 on Wed 11th from 2013, starring Steve Beresford, John Coxon, Mark Sanders plus John Bisset&Paul May plus the Apocrypha Theatre £6/4
www.2-13.co.uk

Friday July 13th
@ The Red Rose

RELIGIOUS KNIVES
AIRPORT WAR
NALLE
THE ONE ENSEMBLE
FAMILY BATTLE SNAKE

129 Seven Sisters Road,
London Doors 7.30pm, £6

http://wegottickets.com/event/19600


RELIGIOUS KNIVES
Religious Knives is Mike Bernstein, Maya Miller (both of Double Leopards) and Nate Nelson (Mouthus). Psych-minimalism with slowly shifting synth melodies, atonal guitar, twisted percussion and haunting vocals. Recent releases on Troubleman Unlimited, No Fun Productions and their own Heavy Tapes.
Only UK appearance.

AIRPORT WAR
Airport War was started by James Hoff as a forum for his poetic and visual investigations into sound and performance. Airport War made its debut in November 2005 at PERFORMA05 with an installation/performance at the White Box Gallery in New York . This occasion also marked the release of Over and Over the Endless Corner, a 16 record album/carry-away installation.

NALLE
Nalle are a Glasgow-based three piece featuring Hanna Tuulikki (vocals, kantele, flutes), Aby Vulliamy (viola) and Chris Hladowski (bouzouki, clarinet). The sound is one blissed out, expansive drone, comparable to Tuulikki's Finnish compatriots Lau Nau or Islaja, but with a distinctly Anglo-Scottish twist. Recent album 'By Chance Upon Waking' out on Pickled Egg Records.

THE ONE ENSEMBLE
The One Ensemble are in fact four - Daniel Padden (guitar and vocals ), Chris Hladowski (bouzouki), Peter Nicholson (cello) and Aby Vulliamy (viola). Daniel is one quarter of Volcano The Bear, while Chris and Aby are members of Nalle and Glaswegian jazz-folk big band Scatter. Fusing Eastern European traditions, classical chamber music, mystical minimalism and free jazz into a heady brew, their music is otherworldly, magical and unmistakably beautiful.

FAMILY BATTLE SNAKE
Family Battle Snake is Bill Kouligas and Harry Astras, Greek natives but with the former living in London . Heavy telepathic improvisations and all too rare duo (full) line-up. For the past 2 years have played almost all around Europe and released loads of recordings on many European and American labels.
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Second Layer Records will have a stall at the show too.
www.secondlayer.co.uk