Live Quad performance at Inter #10

 

To mark the 10th event in the INTER- series a group of their favourite sound artists and regular contributors have been invited to perform live in surround sound.

INTER- #10 will see performances by Ela Orleans, Cucina Povera, Mark Vernon and Klaysstarr.

While the work of each is different from the next, maybe there are some threads connecting them – perhaps shared interests in field recording, memory, song, music media, and bleak aural spaces.

Stereo, Renfield Lane, Glasgow.
Thu 20th July, 7.30pm
£6 advance

Glad Cafe + Glorias Navales

The Glad Cafe presents:

Glorias Navales + Mark Vernon

Tickets: £5 adv + £1 booking fee

 
This Thursday I am honoured to join the bill with Kye label mates Glorias Navales as they return to Glasgow following their European tour and a breathtaking performance at Counterflows.

Glorias Navales (GxNx) are a five member ensemble based in Santiago, Chile. The group get together regularly in a private space to jam out a type of late night campfire trance music, bridging the gap aesthetically and stylistically between Chilean folk music (ala Violeta Parra) and ramshackle post-Velvets psychedelia. Their sound – crafted on acoustic guitars, rabel and bombo chino (drum) – have resulted in stunning releases; ‘Carta a Maureen Tucker’ ETCS and ‘Cofradia Nautical’ on Graham Lambkin’s KYE label.

For more details visit: http://www.thegladcafe.co.uk/tickets.html

Lend an Ear at Counterflows

For a special performance at Counterflows Festival, I will be doing a live presentation of my most recent LP, ‘Lend an ear, leave a word’, released on Graham Lambkin’s KYE label. Composed from field recordings of contemporary Lisbon combined with reel-to-reel tapes and micro-cassettes found at the Feira de Ladra flea market, it is a portrait of time and place – an archaeology of sound. The result of the audio flotsam and jetsam washed up on the shores of low commerce in the flea markets of Lisbon.

Also on the bill for this event is Counterflows featured artist, Ashley Paul performing as a duo with Rashad Becker.

Sunday 9th April, 17.30
Queens Park Bowling Club, Glasgow

More details here

Cafe OTO + Apologies in Advance

Two new performances coming up in London shortly.

Firstly, on the 9th March I will be playing at Cafe OTO as part of the 2-day Graham Lambkin residency.

Cafe OTO
Thursday 9th March, 2017
7.30pm, £12 Door / £10 Adv

Cafe OTO
18–22 Ashwin street
Dalston
London
E8 3DL

More details here:
https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/graham-lambkin-day-one/

– and then on the 12th March I will be playing at Apologies in Advance with Graham Dunning, Vicky Langan and Rebecca Wilcox. The third edition of a semi-regular platform for artists presenting live works in progress.

Apologies in Advance #3
Sunday March 12th, 2017
8pm, £5 on the door

IKLECTIK Arts Lab, London
Old Paradise Yard 20 Carlisle Lane / Royal St. corner
next to Archbishop’s park – SE1 7LG
iklectikartlab.com

More details here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/339908503060319/

Short Waves / Long Distance

St Columb Major – transmission received

A new piece created in response to ‘Short Waves / Long Distance’ – an open call for works exploring the sonics of the shortwave radio spectrum (2-30 mHz), and the experience of long distance listening. It is one of 15 works selected for inclusion in the Short Waves / Long Distance program in association with the North American Shortwave Association and Wave Farm. The piece will debut during David Goren’s Shortwave Shindig held at the Winter SWLFest on Friday March 3, 2017. This program will also be broadcast live worldwide on shortwave 11pm-1 am EDT/0300-0600 UTC on 6855 khz via WRMI, and on Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM.

‘St Columb Major – transmission received’ is composed entirely from a 20-minute scan through the shortwave band of a 1970’s Grundig Yachtboy 210 radio recorded several years ago in the village of St. Columb Major in Cornwall, England.

Live performance at GSA for Drouth launch event

Free launch event for issue 57 of The Drouth, Scotland’s leading quarterly literary magazine. Pick up a copy of the magazine and enjoy presentations from some of our contributors and live music from Mark Vernon and Cucina Povera. The Communal Leisure crew will be on the decks. More details here

Tuesday, 31st January, 20:00–23:00
Glasgow School of Art, 20 Scott Street, G3 6PE Glasgow.

http://thedrouthmagazine.squarespace.com/about/

Guest edited by Elodie Roy and Stewart Smith, this issue, subtitled “Resonance”, has a musical theme, with a particular focus on underground sounds from Glasgow and Scotland.

Contributors include Frances Morgan, Jon Dale, Francis McKee, Claire Biddles, Laurence Estanove, Mark Vernon, Communal Leisure & Silja Strom.

Cucina Povera is the alter-ego of Fenno-karelian producer Maria Rossi. She makes songs about food, precarity and serendipitous ephemera. Beautiful and singular music from the vibrant Glasgow underground.
https://soundcloud.com/rossiriot

Mark Vernon is a sound artist and radio producer. His projects include the experimental radio platform Radiophrenia and 2016’s highly acclaimed Lend An Ear Leave A Word LP, released on Graham Lambkin’s Kye label.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFk3utm4wCE

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