Rammel Club #45 -- Tuesday 8th January 2013
WILL GUTHRIE + YEARS AFTER YOUR DEATH + MAURICE'S HOTEL DEATH
It's January 2013... we all suffer from ASDA (aka Seasonal Affective Disorder), we're all skint and getting rained on plus there is nothing going on. Tarraaa, RAMMEL CLUB to the rescue: we have some top quality aural treats for you at a discount price (like it's 1999):
Poster by Daniel Ward, link
WILL GUTHRIE (Australia)
http://www.will-guthrie.com/
Australian drummer/percussionist Will Guthrie uses home-made instruments, amplified sound and junk, microphones & electronics alongside more conventional drums and cymbals. He has worked in many different settings: live performance, improvisation, studio composition. In Nottingham he will present his new album "Sticks Stones & Breaking Bones" with a solo drum kit performance. Expect a highly energetic, rhythmic, repetitive, intense, tribal, nasty solo drum performance.
YEARS AFTER YOUR DEATH
http://yearsafteryourdeath.com/
https://soundcloud.com/yearsafteryourdeath
After hard graft and too many sleepless nights Kingsley Ravencroft (half of Formication, currently on hiatus after over a dozen releases) presents his solo release "The Unlit and Unlovely".
File under melancholic, introspective, icily stark, monolithic, impenetrable, trance inducing stuff - born of isolation and scratched into the surface of what came before to pull apart the old wounds and hopefully inflict some new ones...
MAURICE'S HOTEL DEATH
http://lcpmusic.bandcamp.com/
Collected field recordings, samples and synth loops worked into internal sensations and derelict tracks, like being followed though there's nobody about. She's knocked us down before with DJ sets so we're delighted to discover a fledgling artist - recently signed to Rano & with upcoming self-release tape "hoping fear will create good".
TUESDAY 8th JANUARY 2013
The CHAMELEON Arts Cafe, Nottingham [MAP]
(Old Market sq / alleyway 27 steps away from the Bell Inn, above the gift card shop that used to be Clinton Cards and next to Gamestation)
8.30pm doors -- £4 door / £3 High Society card and OAP's
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