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TILTED DISCO'S CHRISTMAS PARTY
THE SUB CLUB, 2 GOULSTON ST, ALDGATE LONDON, E1

PLAYING ON A FUNKTION ONE SOUND SYSTEM WILL BE

FABRICE LIG - Belgium (KMS, F.COM)

TREVOR ROCKCLIFFE -UK (Mentor)

DAVE ANGEL - UK (Rotation)

COLIN DALE - UK (Tilted Disco)

DAVE MOTHERSOLE - UK (Swag Records)

UPPER FLOOR
SOLUTION SOUND SYSTEM (Finsbury Park Festival/ Stokefest)

Alongside special guest

KENNY KNOTTS
One of the most versatile singers/MCs in the business, Kenny will be performing live, original sound system style, to Solution’s crucial selection of Roots Reggae. Plenty of eras, styles and patterns of the music covered - 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and 00’s – JA to UK and beyond!!


10pm to 7am - £10 Entry - £8 Student Members
Reserve lists - info@tilteddisco.com, 07961994000
Tickets available at:
www.ticketweb.co.uk
www.phonicarecords.com
www.knowhowrecords.com

Try and make it early to guarantee entry…

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The Scala
Thursday 03 May 2007


EAT YOUR OWN EARS
ELECTRELANE
PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

Their sound sails through and chops up many genres, atmospheres and textures. It finds itself in a kind of otherworldliness well above the confines of the pigeon- holed. It’s loud and quiet, aggressive and calming, menacing and sweet, slow paced yet frenzied. Above all it’s startlingly beautiful and unique.

www.electrelane.com
www.toopure.com



Time: 7.30PM
Admission: £12.50 IN ADVANCE
Tickets: www.ticketweb.co.uk 08700 600 100, www.seetickets.com 0870 060 3777

Buy tickets online

 

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Invisible Wand (Paul Hood, David Aylward, Tom Scott plus Howard- Burmuda Triangle)Improv with record players, saxes, electronics, drums, melodica etc.

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Comfy Moss- 'infuriatingly slow ambient, wet landscapes'

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Team Brick- Klezmer drones, throat singing, ferrel choirboy feedback)

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Big Al and others- continuous, multiple sound happenings tbc.

9pm til late - FREE ENTRY
@
TATE MOSS
22 marshgate lane
E15 2NH

WWW.TATEMOSS.COM

[lucyrulesok]

have any of you lot been to an experimental music night on a monday in vauhall?? i think its 1 or 2 pounds to get in, and you bring your own drink. its in a little community centre. i totally forgot the name of the night but its run by (i think) the bowman brothers.
you should def check it out if you get a chance, lovely cheap night out, there's a cafe there as well so you can get some tasty dinner too!

pretty vague info there..... sorry!

[Iain]

Noah Howard/Evan Parker/John Edwards/Chris Corsano Quartet - 23rd Jan 07 The Spitz.

http://www.secondlayer.co.uk/live-info2.asp

 

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WHITECHAPEL ART GALLERY, LONDON E1
www.whitechapel.org

:: LAST MUSIC EVENT OF 2006 AT WHITECHAPEL ART GALLERY ::
dont miss this one...


Fri 24 November, 7pm

Fulborn Teversham +
Congregation Band (Victoria Yeulet & Benjamin Prosser)

The group Fulborn Teversham which features drummer Seb Rochford and Pete Wareham (both of Polar Bear & Acoustic Ladyland) with Alice Grant on vocals, Nick Ramm and Hayley Hung. Also the excellent Victoria Yeulet & Benjamin Prosser ‘Congregation Band’ will perform their erudite blues.

Victoria Yeulet and Beatrice Dillon will be playing records.

Curated by Beatrice Dillon

£6/5 concessions

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London 08/12/06 Sillicon Scally Vex'd Cosmic Force Killer Electro/Dubstep kneesup!

 

 

Friday 08 December 08/12/06

Lineup:

Sillicon Scally (Satamile/SCSIAV
Wee Djs (Touchin' Bass)
Cosmic Force (Clone/Marguerita)
Marco Bernardi (Clone/Frustrated Funk)
Vex'd (Planet Mu)
Chevron (Planet MU)
Scanone (Combat Recordings)
ADJ & Pathic (Pyramid Transmissions)
StormField (Combat Recordings)
Flint Kids
Grievous G
Brrrzmaster10
Jimmy Bollus

Corsica Studios,
4-5 Elephant Rd,
London SE17 1LB

tenner

info&map: www.myspace.com/interakt interakt@hotmail.com

[Toilet & Bowels]

Originally Posted by Iain

Noah Howard/Evan Parker/John Edwards/Chris Corsano Quartet - 23rd Jan 07 The Spitz.

http://www.secondlayer.co.uk/live-info2.asp

 

yikes. i'm going to that for sure.

[Iain]

I'd love to...but Corsano will be playing around here with Mick Flower around that time and I anticipate not having much money in January.

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[Sailesh]

Sy Uk Tour In 07????????

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ruff sqwad at the ICA on the 2nd

[jon boy]

berlin gig guide:

wedensday - field recordings night at some bar near warschauwer strasse s bahn
friday - bardo pond at the festsaal
saturday - magik markers and jackie o mutherfucker at the west germany

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London Sinfonietta: German Connections UK premieres by Stockhausen,
Kagel and Henze

7.30pm, Wednesday 6 December 2006 Queen Elizabeth Hall, London

Have you ever wondered what the signs of the zodiac might sound like?
Find out at the UK premiere of Karlheinz Stockhausens Five Star Signs
in an evening of reworkings and revisions performed by the London
Sinfonietta and conductor Oliver Knussen.

These premieres by three of the worlds greatest living composers
offer a new angle on the past, interpreted in light of what has
happened since. Hans Werner Henzes new and reduced orchestration of
his Stravinksy-inspired First Symphony reveals an additional level of
clarity and detail, and Mauricio Kagel defines the instrumentation
that was previously left flexible in his sumptuously lyrical
Kammersymphonie.

Hans Werner Henze Kammerkonzert 05 Karlheinz Stockhausen Five star
signs Mauricio Kagel Kammersymphonie

Oliver Knussen conductor

www.londonsinfonietta.org.uk - http://www.londonsinfonietta.org.uk

[Iain]

Originally Posted by jon boy

saturday - magik markers and jackie o mutherfucker at the west germany

That'll be a good one. Wish I could go...will see JOMF next monday though.

[jon boy]

me too. i am spoiled.

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This i will be going to for sure.

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



DAY PASS: £12 /£10 FESTIVAL PASS:£25
DOORS OPEN 7PM
INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS
The Mall, London SW1Y 5AH
Box office: +44 (0)20 7930 3647
www.ica.org.uk
London Musicians' Collective celebrates 30 years at the vanguard with its 15th Annual Festival of Experimental Music. Two dozen of the leading figures from the world of new music world are brought together over three nights of sustained avant-garde intensity. Among them are Japanese turntablist Otomo Yoshihide, who presents the UK premiere of his ground-breaking large ensemble piece Anode; the grand master of French musique concrète, Bernard Parmegiani, showcasing a new multi-channel composition; and, making his UK debut, the legendary Fluxus composer Ben Patterson.
Previous LMC festivals have typically showcased not only Britain’s foremost experimentalists such as Derek Bailey, Evan Parker, AMM, Lol Coxhill, David Toop and the late John Stevens, but have also boasted rare (often unique) performances and special projects by the likes of Pierre Henry, Alvin Lucier, The Smith Quartet, The Scratch Orchestra, Charlemagne Palestine, Philip Corner, Pauline Oliveros, Blechtum From Blechdom, Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), Marshall Allen (Sun Ra Arkestra), John French (The Magic Band) and Jaki Liebeziet (Can); while LMC’s illustrious history as a promoter has also been significant in its early support of artists such as John Zorn, Jim O’Rourke, Zeena Parkins, Scanner and dozens more - it even hosted the first tentative promotions of Poptones supremo Alan McGee. LMC also produced the legendary Rock Aktion Party concerts by the German group Faust, recently released as the film Faust: Nobody Knows If It Ever Happened (also at the ICA on 1 December). With its apparently casual mix of living legends and complete unknowns, of underground noise and contemporary classical sounds, of the truly weird and the downright beautiful, the Festival has proved widely influential, spawning many imitators across the world (Le Weekend in Stirling, Install in Glasgow, Ether at London’s South Bank Centre). Meantime, rather than rest on its laurels, the Collective has expanded its base of activity in recent years, producing highly successful tours for the Contemporary Music Network (Conduction; Japanorama; Turntable Hell; Feedback: order from noise) and launching its internationally acclaimed arts radio station Resonance 104.4 FM. Now in its third decade of continuous activity, LMC provides the touchstone for indicating where music can - and just might - go.
This year, under the direction of youthful producer Benedict Drew, 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 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 US percussionist Tim Barnes (Perfect Partner) and the distinguished Japanese sho-player Ishikawa Ko, along with German instrument inventor Andrea Neumann and the young Greek improvising duo Texturizer.
The final night pulls out the stops still further, kicking off with a intuitive and intense improvised dialogue 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 (Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik and Lamonte Young are the better known of his collaborators), joined here by the globally influential English guitarist Keith Rowe, acknowledged as an influence on everyone from Pete Townshend and Sonic Youth to the present generation of young improvisers and noise artists.

MAZEN KERBAJ

[sonicl]

Seeing as we're at the ICA:

14 December 2006
Film Premier: Einstürzende Neubauten, Palast Der Republik, November 2004
£9/£8 concs/£7 ICA members

To mark the launch of Palast der Republik, the first live concert DVD from Einstürzende Neubauten, the ICA is screening the film of their performance at the Palast der Republik, Berlin.

The Palast der Republik (Palace of the Republic) was the site of the East German parliament between 1976 and 1989 as well as housing auditoriums, art galleries, restaurants and a bowling alley. Abandoned during the 1990s when asbestos comtamination was discovered, demolition of the building began in Febrary 2006

In November 2004 Einstürzende Neubauten used the skeleton of the ruined Palast as a location for their architectural-musical fantasies. Accompanied by a 100 strong choir, recruited from www.neubauten.org, they played in and with the building in their, almost literally, building collapsing style.

There will be a Q&A after the screening with Einstürzende Neubauten founder member Blixa Bargeld.


http://www.ica.org.uk/?lid=12604

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The weekly improvisation workshop, established by Eddie Prévost, opens its doors to an audience on Fri 1 Dec, as part of Elefest arts festival.


The Welsh Chapel, 90 Southwark Bridge Road, London SE1. London Bridge or Borough tube. 7pm. £5.

http://www.elefest.org.uk/index.php?opt=article&siid=1664

[jon boy]

Originally Posted by sonicl

Seeing as we're at the ICA:

14 December 2006
Film Premier: Einstürzende Neubauten, Palast Der Republik, November 2004
£9/£8 concs/£7 ICA members

To mark the launch of Palast der Republik, the first live concert DVD from Einstürzende Neubauten, the ICA is screening the film of their performance at the Palast der Republik, Berlin.

The Palast der Republik (Palace of the Republic) was the site of the East German parliament between 1976 and 1989 as well as housing auditoriums, art galleries, restaurants and a bowling alley. Abandoned during the 1990s when asbestos comtamination was discovered, demolition of the building began in Febrary 2006

In November 2004 Einstürzende Neubauten used the skeleton of the ruined Palast as a location for their architectural-musical fantasies. Accompanied by a 100 strong choir, recruited from www.neubauten.org, they played in and with the building in their, almost literally, building collapsing style.

There will be a Q&A after the screening with Einstürzende Neubauten founder member Blixa Bargeld.


http://www.ica.org.uk/?lid=12604

sadly the palast no longer exists.