[sonicl]

Neubauten do deny destroying the stage, yes, they say that it was the audience that did that.

I'm going to the "re-enactment", but I've no idea what to expect of it. It just sounds intriguing.

[porkmarras]

 

BANG FACE XLII - BANG GANG
Friday 9th March 2007

BOGDAN RACZYNSKI / BIZZY B / CEEPHAX ACID CREW
DJ REPHLEX RECORDS / THE TEKNOIST / HEADCLEANER
BRYAN FURY / SAINT ACID & THE BANG FACE HARD CREW

9pm - 6am @ Electrowerkz, 7 Torrens Street, Islington, London EC1V 1NQ

Ticket info / Hype: www.bangface.com

BANG FACE - A Neo-Rave Explosion of Acid, Jungle, Rave Hardcore,
Drum & Bass, Breakcore, Techno and Abstract Dance.

FRAGOR FACIES - LUDEMUS UNA
(Bang Face - We Play Together)

[porkmarras]

28 February 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

Leila Adu http://www.leilaadu.co.nz/

“From the moment she opened her mouth I had almost constant goose bumps. Her voice moved from the absolutely sublime. The set was flawless. Listening to Adu is like being exposed to something elemental" ***** -Salient Magazine


Euphonious Murmer Blend

“Builds from an unsettlingly quiet start into a thunderous onslaught of glitch, delay manipulation, downpitching and guitar abuse with a modicum of carefully chosen sampled sounds thrown in.” Slightly Off Kilter Records


Team Brick http://www.myspace.com/teambrick

I am not dark noise! I am not nazi army jacket! I am happy noise fun! I hate dark nazi noise! pedal chain hi-jinks and a loud voice. I do things. Sometimes you can hum, other times, sometimes kids with cardigans finger their ears to halt the screech.

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

[porkmarras]

 

HYPNOGOGO

Thursday 22nd February
7 - 11pm
The Flea Pit,
49 Columbia Road, London E2 7RG
Suggested donation - £3

Dubiousaudio presents HYPNOGOGO, a showcase for musicians working with electronics using a veriety of interfaces and styles - including alternative usage of live instruments and improvisation. Some of this may be danceable, some highly strange and alarming.

SUPERIMPOZER will be performing a live trumpet and laptop set, involving material from his new album Thought Fungus, which was the first release on dubiousaudio. One Week to Live magazine said this album was "somewhere between the heady beatscapes of the mid 90's (think vintage Ninja Tune), and the harsher, more industrial visions of a post apocalyptic Philip K Dick nightmare...a free-jazz styled soundtrack, one that you could easily lose yourself in, as it verges on sound art in many places." A Thought Fungus track was played by Mary Anne Hobbs on BBC Radio 1, and Superimpozer has been played on Radio 3's Mixing It show, and the international radio show The Selector, among others. His live sets are always an intense experience, and this should be no exeption.

Flautist and composer ISNAJ DUI has provoking much interest on the experimental electronica scene for her unique blend of acoustic instruments and electronically manipulated effects. With numerous appearances at Disco_r.dance, Multivitamins and various other electronica nights, alongside many sessions on Resonance 104.4fm, Isnaj Dui has built up a strong following. Concert and bass flutes are used alongside an effects and looping device as well as home made instruments including the electrodulcimer, a stringed instrument devised by Isnaj Dui to create a unique and versatile sound.

REGOLITH formed in 2005 for the purpose of creating music on a geological scale; music of mountains, shifting like glaciers, slow and relentless processes on grand timescales. From deep tectonic ambience to explosive volcanic noise, this is music of stone, designed to be as contemplative and beautiful - yet unpredictable and dangerous - as nature itself. Their influences include Pierre Boulez, Frank Zappa and Steve Reich, and their improvisational live shows are becoming progressively more sinister, so check them out!

JETHRO BAGUST will be previewing material from his new album on dubiousaudio. He has been performing his own brand of melodic electronica at many venues in the UK for some years. He has been compared to Plaid and Autechre, but his influences also include people like Chocolate Weasel and DJ Shadow. His laptop sets are always fascinating and atmospheric.

There will be visuals from ANDY SAVVA and HARUTO TOYODA on a big projector throughout the evening.
www.dubiousaudio.co.uk
www.thefleapit.com

[Florya]

THROBBING GRISTLE IN LONDON

TATE MODERN , LONDON, UK

Saturday 27th May 2007

TG will perform a specially composed set in memorium and celebration of the life and work of english filmaker Derek Jarman in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall(tate.org). The Turbine Hall will hold 1000 people, seated on cushions on the ramp leading into the main Hall.

Advance tickets can be exclusively reserved by emailing TGUBERTIX with TATE MODERN clearly marked in the subject box. Tickets will cost approx £20 per person and limited to two per email address. Ticket applicants will be notified by email nearer the date when you will be charged. Payment will be via the PayPal system only.
The TG performance will be filmed and by purchasing a ticket you are granting permission of inclusion in these recordings and subsequent usage.

NOTE:
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS AN ADVANCE NOTIFICATION ONLY. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND YOU PURCHASE OR CONFIRM YOUR TRAVEL PLANS AT THIS STAGE. THE WHEELS OF LONDON'S LARGEST GALLERY GRIND SLOWLY BUT TATE MODERN HOPE TO MAKE AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ON OR BY 14TH MARCH. PLEASE CHECK THIS PAGE REGULARLY FOR UPDATES.




INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART, LONDON, UK

1st - 2nd - 3rd June 2007

TG return to the I.C.A. London (ica.org.uk) for a series of public 'Recording Sessions'.
Tickets are £30 per session (each session will be approximately two hours long) and limited to 140 people per session.
These sessions will be for a seated audience only.
Each ticket holder will receive a special limited edition poster commemorating their attendance of these sessions.


Sessions will be at 12pm (midday) - 2pm and 7pm to 9pm on Friday (1st) and Saturday (2nd).
Sessions for Sunday (3rd ) will be 1pm to 3pm and 4pm to 6pm.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION RE I.C.A. :THESE SESSIONS ARE NOT GIGS AND WILL NOT CONFORM TO THOSE TRADITIONS.
These sessions follow the previous working method's of TG in the recording of Heathen Earth (1980) and also signify TG's return to the I.C.A., the place TG officially launched themselves in October 1976.
TG offer you this chance to observe them in the act of recording in an attempt to demystify the process to a small audience and to TG themselves!
As a guide to those interested in attending, some sessions will be based around improvised musics, other sessions will be more specifically directed towards the recording of 'songs' and some sessions a mixture of both disciplines. Inevitably, due to the nature of these recording sessions there will be periods of necessary internal discussion, musical inactivity and technical fiddling, false starts, tea and toilet breaks may also occur. But these will be kept to a minimum.
These sessions will be filmed and by purchasing a ticket you are granting permission of inclusion in these recordings and subsequent usage.


I.C.A. TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW.
Applications for tickets are EXCLUSIVELY available by email from TGUBERTIX. Please mark the subject box ICA RECORDING SESSION. There is a limit of two tickets per email address.
Tickets are NOT available via the I.C.A. Box Office.
TGUBERTIX Payment is exclusively through the Paypal system.

[porkmarras]

SOLO SPOTLIGHTS

A series of cutting-edge concerts at the spectacular Wapping
Hydraulic Power Station, London, with design by multimedia artist
Julia Bardsley.
Part of spnm’s Second Sight series
Artistic Director: Rolf Hind

Tuesday 06 March, 7.30pm
Ruth Wall (Harps)
Music by Graham Fitkin, David Lang, Joe Cutler, Laurence Crane,
Richard Glover, Liz Johnson and Christopher Best
Tuesday 13 March, 7.30pm
Jane Chapman (Harpsichord)
Music by Gyàrgy Ligeti, James Dillon, Rhian Samuel, Nick
Rothwell,
Richard Glover, Katarzyna Glowicka, Robert Percy, Nick Redfern and
Tasos Savvopoulos

Tuesday 20 March, 7.30pm
David Alberman (Violin)
Music by Luciano Berio, Helmut Lachenmann, Salvatore Sciarrino,
George Holloway, Chris Johnson, Evis Sammoutis and Tazul Tajuddin

Tuesday 27 March, 7.30pm
Damien Harron (Percussion)
Music by Frederic Rzewski, Georges Aperghis, Ed Bennett,
Damien Harron, Amber Priestley and Evangelia Rigaki

Single concert £10 (£5 spnm members)
Series pass £30 (£15 spnm members)
Concert plus food £22 (£17 spnm members)
Online Booking http://www.ticketweb.co.uk
<http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/>
Full information http://www.spnm.org.uk/events

[Katy]

Patti Smith
Thur 17 May 2007
Roundhouse
London

Joanna Newsom
Fri 28 Sept 2007
Royal Albert Hall
London

[porkmarras]

 

San Francisco psych-rockers and Uncut favourites Comets On Fire are to bring their five-man show to London in May.

The show at London's Scala venue on May 29 will give fans another chance to hear Ethan Miller and co play tracks from current acclaimed album "Avatar."

Described in Uncut as “46 minutes of synapse-frying, virtuoso intensity” Comets' fourth album saw them labelled the acid kings of a psych-rock scene that includes Citay, Black Mountain and Jackie O-Motherfucker.

Tickets for the show are £13.50 and available from the usual outlets.

[porkmarras]

THIS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22ND

PHIL MINTON
Avant-garde vocalist Phil Minton has been a pioneering presence in the British free jazz movement for over a quarter of a century. Fascinated with sound, the process of deep listening and the limits of the human voice, Minton has developed a vocal range that is astonishing; from percussive 'mouth noise' and sustained baritone to high-pitched stutterings, yodeling and animalistic gurgling, each fused by Minton's unrestricted musicality. Live the physical dimension of Minton's art is fully evident - torso-twisting, facial contortions, crouching and stretching reveal the total body commitment integral to his singing. It can be funny, scary, confrontational and uplifting, usually at much the same time.

PETER WRIGHT (Last Visible Dog, Celebrate PSI Phenomenon, Digitalis, Foxlove, Ikuisuus,...)
Disconnected avant guitar gloop distilled through a series of electronic filters and single malt, heavily influenced by guitar pop, free jazz/improv, atonal guitar noise, cats and city trash.

SINDRE BJERGA (Gold Soundz, Time-Lag Records, Carbon Records, 267 Lattajjaa, Beniffer Editions,...)
Frozen trance from Gold Soundz label boss.

FAMILY BATTLE SNAKE (Absurd, Curor, Beyond Repair, Turgid Animal, Long Long Chaney, ...)
Heavy telepathetic improvisations from Bill Kouligas - Strings, Electronics.

NAEH
Ritualistic eastern drone from this underground psych unit. First ever live appearance!

+ Ultra weird dj set by Isambard Kingston Brunel

RED ROSE CLUB
129 Seven Sisters Road, N7 7QG
Finsbury Park (Nearest Tube)
£5, 8.00 pm

[porkmarras]

LOSING IT

Mad Chicks Sans Frontières: A wild night of Live Music, Art, Performance, Video & Resonance FM DJs

Thursday March 8th 2007
8pm to 2am
£5, £2 Concessions

Corsica Studios, Unit 5, Elephant Road, London SE17
Tube/Rail/Buses: Elephant & Castle
www.corsicastudios.com

ARTISTS

Ana da Silva (the raincoats) www.myspace.com/anadasilva
Anat Ben David (chicks on speed) www.myspace.com/55628524
Camberwell Composers Collective www.camberwellcomposerscollective.com
Ceri Buck www.openbracket.org.uk
Dogfood www.creative-routes.org
Dolly Sen www.dollysen.com
Fari Bradley www.myspace.com/tokenbrowngirl
Francine Luce (port & lemon) www.francineluce.com
Girl Monster www.myspace.com/girlmonsternet
Lucille Power www.franko-b-mentoring.co.uk/lucille_power.htm
Lucy Panesar www.lucypanesar.com
Maggie Nicols (port & lemon) www.maggienicols.com
Psychological Art Circus www.psychologicalartcircus.net
Rachel Anderson www.franko-b-mentoring.co.uk/rachel_anderson.htm
Rai Studley www.myspace.com/raistudleymusic
Ruth Barnes www.resonancefm.com
Sonora www.myspace.com/sonoragroup
Suzanne Andrade (1927) www.suzanneandrade.com
& special guests

[porkmarras]

THE WORLD FAMOUS RICHARD CURTIS AND HIS K9 DANCING DOG DISPLAY TEAM AND The Fantastic XEROX TEENS of London TOGETHER! LIVE! For One Night Only!!

XEROX TEENS perform a medley of popular hits to accompany a special performance by Crufts winner Richard Curtis and his dogs.

Saturday 3rd March 2007 7.30pm

Studio Voltaire, 1a Nelson's Row, Clapham Common

To celebrate the occasion, artist Adam Latham has produced a limited edition of 100 prints signed and numbered by the artist, available on the night for £30. To see the image, please go to myspace.com/xeroxteens.

Sales made from the print will go directly to save Resonance Fm so please show your support and buy one!!!

IF YOU ONLY GO TO ONE DOG DANCING SHOW THIS YEAR MAKE IT
THIS ONE!

[porkmarras]

CYRK & UtterPsalm presents........

MORPHOGENESIS (uk)
(In memoriam Roger Sutherland)

DAVE PHILLIPS (ch) (schimpfluch gruppe, fear of god, ohne)

LGAMBLE (uk) & JOHN WALL (uk)

EVOL (es) (mego / alku)

ALEX WARD (uk) & STEVE BERESFORD (uk)

+ guest dj set by Helena gough (entr’acte)

+ CYRK DJ's

+ merchandise by Sound 323

Friday March 23rd, Red Rose, London
19.30 - 02.00
£8/6

[porkmarras]

Let's go baboon presents:

Wednesday 21st March 2007

BRACKEN
SJ ESAU
GARETH S BROWN

DJ: BUDDY PEACE

8pm

£7 (adv)
£8 door
The Luminaire, Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7JR - 0207 372 7123

BRACKEN (Anticon) – www.myspace.com/brackenmusic

New venture from Hood main man Chris Adams. The glorious debut, 'We Know About The Need' (released on Anticon 12th February), mixes claustrophobic electronica, dubbed out experimentation and darkly beautiful melodies, forging a path somewhere between Boards of Canada, Third Eye Foundation and Hood. Bracken walks that rarely tread turf between the electronic and the organic, where complex arrangements sound free and easy.

Uncut – 'Pick of the bunch is 'Fight or Flight' whose frazzled luminosity betrays an affection for both the Durutti Column and The Beta Band.'

Angryape.com – 'Bracken is a name that we're really tipping for 2007 and the album is sure to be nothing short of excellent.'

Southern Records – 'Heathens' – Song of the week Jan 07

SJ ESAU (Anticon & Twisted Nerve) – www.myspace.com/sjesau

A glittering collage of experimental pop which builds, skips then splinters across the feted lands of Beach Boys, Jim O' Rourke & Why? whilst remaining perfectly unique.

Plan B magazine '(SJ ESAU) - so sweetly wonderful... so incredibly homemade and so brave for letting you see exactly how they put everything together, no magic, which of course was all the magic they needed.'

'Wrong Faced Cat Feed Collapse' released by Anticon, February 22nd

GARETH S BROWN (Misplaced Music) – www.myspace.com/garethsbrown

Gareth S Brown creates vividly autumnal, enchanted soundscapes through the prism of glockenspiel fuelled electronica.

Influenced by Eastern European folk music, funeral marches and jewellery boxes, 'Iron Henry' (released on Misplaced Music January 22nd) is a gorgeous work of layered beauty with nods towards Philip Glass, Terry Riley, Michael Nyman, Max Richter and Aphex Twin.

Sandman Magazine: It is very beautiful, very epic and needs to be listened to repeatedly.

I'd Rather Be Fat then Confused Mag: '…a fragile beauty, so secret its kept in a box but when its allowed out it twinkles like the stars.'

DJ: BUDDY PEACE – www.myspace.com/buddypeace

For more information
www.letsgobaboon.org.uk
www.myspace.com/stubaboon

For tickets
www.wegottickets.com

[Savage Clone]

Did any of you London folk see the Phil Minton show?
I used to have a solo vocal LP of his called "A Doughnut In Both Hands" that was seriously weird and pretty damn cool. I totally regret selling it now.

[jon boy]

shit there are some amazing shows coming up! maybe i will get to some?

[porkmarras]

Originally Posted by porkmarras

THIS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22ND

PHIL MINTON
Avant-garde vocalist Phil Minton has been a pioneering presence in the British free jazz movement for over a quarter of a century. Fascinated with sound, the process of deep listening and the limits of the human voice, Minton has developed a vocal range that is astonishing; from percussive 'mouth noise' and sustained baritone to high-pitched stutterings, yodeling and animalistic gurgling, each fused by Minton's unrestricted musicality. Live the physical dimension of Minton's art is fully evident - torso-twisting, facial contortions, crouching and stretching reveal the total body commitment integral to his singing. It can be funny, scary, confrontational and uplifting, usually at much the same time.

PETER WRIGHT (Last Visible Dog, Celebrate PSI Phenomenon, Digitalis, Foxlove, Ikuisuus,...)
Disconnected avant guitar gloop distilled through a series of electronic filters and single malt, heavily influenced by guitar pop, free jazz/improv, atonal guitar noise, cats and city trash.

SINDRE BJERGA (Gold Soundz, Time-Lag Records, Carbon Records, 267 Lattajjaa, Beniffer Editions,...)
Frozen trance from Gold Soundz label boss.

FAMILY BATTLE SNAKE (Absurd, Curor, Beyond Repair, Turgid Animal, Long Long Chaney, ...)
Heavy telepathetic improvisations from Bill Kouligas - Strings, Electronics.

NAEH
Ritualistic eastern drone from this underground psych unit. First ever live appearance!

+ Ultra weird dj set by Isambard Kingston Brunel

RED ROSE CLUB
129 Seven Sisters Road, N7 7QG
Finsbury Park (Nearest Tube)
£5, 8.00 pm

Crap,i've re-checked the date and i missed that.

[Toilet & Bowels]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

Did any of you London folk see the Phil Minton show?
I used to have a solo vocal LP of his called "A Doughnut In Both Hands" that was seriously weird and pretty damn cool. I totally regret selling it now.

i saw him play solo in january, it was really good and quite funny. he plays fairly often in london i think, all those improv guys do

[porkmarras]

 

Tickets go on sale this week for the European premier of Lou Reed's classic Berlin album.

Reed will be performing the controversial 1973 album in its entirety at two UK concerts at London's Hammersmith Apollo on Saturday June 30 and Sunday July 1.

He will be performing with a 30-piece ensemble, including his regular touring band, a string and horn section and a children's choir.

Tickets for the hammersmith shows ar priced at £45, £55 and £60 and are available online at www.livenation.cvo.uk or www.ticketmaster.co.uk

Ticket hotline: 0870 400 0688

For the full story of Lou and Berlin, see the exclusive interview in this month's Uncut.


I bet it's going to be rubbish.

[sonicl]

Will razorblades be provided?