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24

Feb
2020

In Live
Simple Minds
Visuals Director

By JM

Simple Minds Rehearsals

On 24, Feb 2020 | In Live, Simple Minds, Visuals Director | By JM

Arena shows beckon.
April 2020. 2021

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12

Dec
2019

In Beak
Live

By JM

Give a shit xmas

On 12, Dec 2019 | In Beak, Live | By JM

For the second year in a row, Beak> are throwing a Christmas party with all the money raised once again going to Bristol homeless charities.

This year’s Give A Shit Christmas event takes place at the Marble Factory on December 12, with Beak> joined by Idles, Billy Nomates and Bootleg Blondie.

Tickets cost £30 and are available now from Marble Factory and Bristol Ticket Shop.

Proceeds from this year’s Give A Shit Christmas will go to local charities The Wild Goose, 1625 Independent People, Feed the Homeless Bristol and Somewhere to Go.

30

Sep
2019

In Charles Hazlewood
Live
Paraorchestra

By JM

Artsdesk Review

On 30, Sep 2019 | In Charles Hazlewood, Live, Paraorchestra | By JM

Minimalism Changed My Life: Tones, Drones and Arpeggios, QEH review – from Cage and Reich to ‘Tubular Bells’

https://theartsdesk.com/new-music/minimalism-changed-my-life-tones-drones-and-arpeggios-qeh-review-cage-and-reich-tubular

Allé Sauvage Premiere

On 22, Jun 2018 | In Beak, Editing, Live, Music Video, Portishead, Savages | By JM

Allé Sauvage” finds BEAK> in a hypnotic mode it also comes with a live video made with John Minton, who’s also worked with Portishead and Savages.

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14

Mar
2018

In Asian Arts Agency
Live
PunjabTronix

By JM

SXSW Festival

On 14, Mar 2018 | In Asian Arts Agency, Live, PunjabTronix | By JM

PunjabTronix is set to perform at 2018 SXSW Music Festival. The group recently toured the East Coast of the USA this March. PunjabTronix is a forward-looking experience of technology and cutting edge British electronic music connecting with the traditions of Punjab – culminating in an exciting new musical and visual experience.

March 14, 2018
Barcelona
209 E 6th St, Austin
8:00 p.m.

March 16, 2018
Palm Door on Sixth
508 E 6th St, Austin
8:00 p.m.

Jan Harlan

On 26, Sep 2017 | In Editing, Live, Moog Ensemble, Will Gregory | By JM

The guy who presented The Moog Ensemble at the Kubrick Gig and granted permission for the re-sequencing of the Kubrick films.

https://www.in70mm.com/news/2016/jan_harlan/index.htm

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Kubrick Visuals!

On 26, Sep 2017 | In Editing, Live, Moog Ensemble, Will Gregory | By JM

Here’s a review of a special Moog Ensemble gig.
https://www.ekkofilm.dk/anmeldelser/clockwork-orange-stanley-kubrick-concert/

An amazing experience for me personally as I was given license by Kubrick’s estate to re-sequence Clockwork Orange, The Shining and 2001 to a medley of compositions the films – played live by the Moog Ensemble to celebrate the opening of the Kubrick Exhibition in Copenhagen.

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18

Apr
2017

In Get The Blessing
Live
Watershed

By JM

3CW – At the Pictures

On 18, Apr 2017 | In Get The Blessing, Live, Watershed | By JM

Bristol’s favourite multi-instrumental trio Three Cane Whale has always been evocative of particular atmospheres and landscapes, both real and imagined. In the second half of the gig, the band unveil a series of world premieres in the form of films created by ten different filmmakers to accompany their live performance. These include works by feature-film director Brett Harvey, BAFTA-winning animator Emma Lazenby, installation artists Kathy Hinde and Reuben Knutson, TV director Mark Taylor, cinematographer Adam J Laity, acclaimed visual artist John Minton (who’s worked with Portishead and Get The Blessing, amongst many others), cutting-edge Finnish-based dance-filmmaker John Collingswood, award-winning scriptwriter and filmmaker Ollie Cullen, and ‘architectural’ animator Peter Northcott.

The gig also sees the launch of the band’s long-awaited first VINYL release (of the album Palimpsest, recorded at Real World Studios and produced by Adrian Utley), some brand-new as-yet-unrecorded tunes, and the continuation of their collaboration with the ‘Kelston Laureate’, aka poet Jon Hamp.