New Upload to Mixcloud.com
I just uploaded “EOMS on ALLFM from 18 April 2011” to www.mixcloud.com, please listen now at: http://www.mixcloud.com/eoms/eoms-on-allfm-from-18-april-2011/
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New Upload to Mixcloud.com
I just uploaded “EOMS on ALLFM from 18 April 2011” to www.mixcloud.com, please listen now at: http://www.mixcloud.com/eoms/eoms-on-allfm-from-18-april-2011/
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New Upload to Mixcloud.com
I just uploaded “EOMS on ALL FM 96.9 from 4 April 2011” to www.mixcloud.com, please listen now at: http://www.mixcloud.com/eoms/eoms-on-all-fm-969-from-4-april-2011/
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New Upload to Mixcloud.com
I just uploaded “EOMS on ALL FM 96.9 from 24 January 2011” to www.mixcloud.com, please listen now at: http://www.mixcloud.com/eoms/eoms-on-all-fm-969-from-24-january-2011/
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THE Thing
Wednesday 1 December – Islington Mill, Manchester Doors 8pm, £12 adv
Get tickets from Wegottickets and Ticketline, at Piccadilly Records and from the Venue
Promoter: MIE Music
“The thunderous Norwegian bass-and-drums partnership of Ingebrigt Håker Flaten and Paal Nilssen-Love uninhibitedly repainted the jazz rhythm-section landscape throughout the noughties, and it shows no signs of letting up. The pair were recently in action in the UK, in the eclectic Scandinavian band Atomic, but this is the first British visit in a decade for the Thing, the high-energy trio in which they’re joined by Swedish saxophonist and electronics practitioner Mats Gustafsson. Mojo magazine described the Thing as “tapping into rock’s most primal forces” as well as exploring free jazz and improv, and it’s right on the money with that.”
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+ [EOMS] PLAYLIST // 260710
playlist archive at eoms.org
eric dolphy – gazzelloni
glenn kotche – monkey chant
albert ayler – infinite spirit
tom dissevelt – syncopation
stark reality – rocket ship
glenn branca – spectacular commodity
archie shepp – malcolm malcolm semper malcolm
tom dissevelt – intersection (twilight ozone)
delia derbyshire – dance from noah
the far east family band – metempsychosis sun ra – enlightenment
glenn branca – light field (in consonance)
hermeto pascoal – quiabo
les maledictus sound – jim clark was driving recklessly
gultskra artikler – samouchitel
the far east family band – parallel world [II] origin
emil richards and the microtonal band – journey to bliss part five and six
les maledictus sound – kriminal theme
tom ze – gene
chico magnetic band – explosion
STUCKOMETER :: ASHTRAY NAVIGATIONS :: CHRIS CORSANO / MICK FLOWER
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Date: Sunday, 01 August 2010
Time: 08:00 - 10:00
Location: KLONDYKE, Burnage Range, Levenshulme, Manchester
“First STUCKOMETER show in a year or whatever - back on what you might call “home turf”. This promises to be one special night - with the incredible, mind blowing psychedelia, exemplary guitar technique and black humour of Phil Todd ( + _ ? ), inveterate vertabrate veteran of things suchlike as he is.
“Topping the bill is the now quite established, eye popping, mouth watering duo of MF and CC, the latter being one of the most exciting and capable percussionist / drumkitters one ever did see, the former from VIBRACATHEDRAL ORCH but all that was ages ago , with his elctric guitar / Indian banjo / what the fuck ever.
“STUCKO will play hard, no time, physical guitarfitti patterns in viscreal (SIC) airs - and with grace of a sorts. You can probably buy tickets for this on-line somewhere.”
ATTENDANCE PROBABILITY: EXTREMELY HIGH
SEAMING TRIO [Seaming To, Semay Wu and Paddy Steer]: CANCELLED
POOR WEE SEAMING HAS A REALLY BAD THROAT AND HAS BEEN ORDERED TO REST HER VOICE.
Date: Thursday 3 June 2010, 8pm-10pm
Venue: Sacred Trinity Church, Chapel Street, Salford
The Trio: Seaming, Semay Wu and Paddy SteerStephen and the Demon supporting
Tickets are bargained £5
(ADVANCE, email info@gloopymusic.com )or £6 on the door
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+ [EOMS] PLAYLIST // 310510
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pekko kappi -marianinen
agitation free – sahara city
art ensemble of chicago – unanka
no neck blues band – waking wind
menachem zur – horizons
radiophonic workshop – tv march
bertram turetzky – failing
dan haywood’s new hawks – side 3
jane weaver – europium alluminate, “a circle and a star”, the fallen by watch bird
daniel johnston – etiquette
doris – you never come closer
can – she brings the rain
cher – i walk on gilded splinters
originalljudet – limping satie medley
jane weaver – silver chord
agitation free – rucksturz
agitation free – sahara city
art ensemble of chicago – unanka
no neck blues band – waking wind
menachem zur – horizons
radiophonic workshop – tv march
bertram turetzky – failing
dan haywood’s new hawks – side 3
jane weaver – europium alluminate, “a circle and a star”, the fallen by watch bird
daniel johnston – etiquette
doris – you never come closer
can – she brings the rain
cher – i walk on gilded splinters
originalljudet – limping satie medley
jane weaver – silver chord
agitation free – rucksturz
BAD UNCLE Present: The Boann Trio :: With That Knife :: Blood Moon
Promoter: Bad Uncle
Venue: Fuel, Withington, Manchester
Date: 23 April 2010
The Bad Uncle residency at Fuel continues with some super live music and records being spun til the early hours.
Live:
THE BOANN TRIO
(dirgy low end gruff stuff)
WITH THAT KNIFE
(mathy tech shenanigans a la Don Cab)
BLOOD MOON
(nowave swirling drones and scrapes)
Doors open at 9pm. First band plays at 10pm.
Admission: donations on the door please
Lost Language: An exhibition by Kraak
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Lost Language
Lost Language features experimental emerging artists from Manchester and London predominantly working in sound, installation, live art and video. Lost Language is at Kraak: a new space for artists to experiment and discuss, in central Manchester. Helen Shanahan
Jennifer McDonald
Graham Dunning
Gary Fisher
Kate Hughes
Lucy Campbell
Debbie Sharp
Andrew Locke
Rebecca Taylor
Matt Dalby
Louise Woodcock Curated by Louise Woodcock.
Preview: 2 April
Open: 11-5pm Mon-Fri
Show ends: 23 April 2010Lost Language juxtaposes themes of loss, fear and disgust with visions of beauty, transcendence and spirituality. Cutting edge media and practice is juxtaposed with time old concepts and concerns. Lost Language raises questions about femininity and masculinity through material and concept: outmoded machines with crocheted acrylic, organic matter with video, digitalism with spirituality.
The inspiration for the Lost Language came from Julia Kristeva’s book Powers of Horror which investigates the roots of our sense of the ‘abject’, our fascination with it and what it means to us. The key theme in the book is around the concept of ambiguity. Ambiguity frightens us: when we think we know something or someone and we find we have been deceived or misguided we doubt our senses. If we become too afraid of ambiguity it can be stifling to creativity and to our fascination with the unknown in general. The rediscovery of horror and therefore ambiguity, according to Kristeva, brings us closer to our pre-historic selves who were not so bound to oppressive patriarchal systems.
Workshops and performances will be held on 17th and 18th April with artists including Matt Dalby, Graham Dunning and Gary Fisher.
Contact Louise 07958 050 730, louwoodcock@hotmail.co.uk to book workshop places or for more details.
BABY Dee does BOTW
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Venue: Band on the Wall, Manchester
Date: 2 March 2010
This is a bit more quietly contemplative than usual for me but Ohio’s Baby Dee promises an affecting, slightly twisted take on the solo singer-songwriter meme.
ATTENDENCE INDEX: HIGHLY LIKELY SADLY, IMPOSSIBLE
