Tom Hall And Ambrose Chapel
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Sat 18 July 2009 // 20:00
(Sat 18th / Doors: 7.30pm, Start: 8pm / £6 advance, £7 door)
On tour from Australia's Brisbane is multimedia artist and musician Tom Hall. Known for his eclecticism in choice of sound sources, his strength lies in weaving those sounds skilfully together in a tapestry holding the recordings of the everyday and the artificial creations of his electronic devices of the non-everyday tightly next to each other.
As you may not know, let us name-drop:
In recent times Tom has worked with and played alongside artists such as Steinbrüchel, Tim Hecker, Jason Khan, Lawrence English, Takashi Kojima, Haco, Samm Bennet and Skist. These artists appreciated his collaborative input, so maybe you do appreciate his music, too. Find out.
The support comes from Ambrose Chapel, his Australian fellow. His repertoire seeks the image of the shifting kaleidoscope, more movemental, more in the changing heights of emotion, more inclined towards scenes.
White noise in the bar.
On tour from Australia's Brisbane is multimedia artist and musician Tom Hall. Known for his eclecticism in choice of sound sources, his strength lies in weaving those sounds skilfully together in a tapestry holding the recordings of the everyday and the artificial creations of his electronic devices of the non-everyday tightly next to each other.
As you may not know, let us name-drop:
In recent times Tom has worked with and played alongside artists such as Steinbrüchel, Tim Hecker, Jason Khan, Lawrence English, Takashi Kojima, Haco, Samm Bennet and Skist. These artists appreciated his collaborative input, so maybe you do appreciate his music, too. Find out.
The support comes from Ambrose Chapel, his Australian fellow. His repertoire seeks the image of the shifting kaleidoscope, more movemental, more in the changing heights of emotion, more inclined towards scenes.
White noise in the bar.