Six Organs Of Admittance + Thought Forms
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Fri 3 June 2011 // 20:00
Six Organs of Admittance + Thought Forms + Matt Loveridge
Fri 3rd June / 8pm / £6 adv
A leading figure of the new/weird folk movement, Six Organs of Admittance is the primary music project of guitarist Ben Chasney. Many of you will know Chasney as the guitar player in psych rock legends Comets on Fire, or more recently the three way freak out of Rangda (featuring Richard Bishop of Sun City Girls and Chris Corsano). Tonight he will be performing a rare UK solo show as Six Organs of Admittance. The largely acoustic based songs are hazy and hypnotic, a delightful combination of delicate fingerpicking, expansive drones and psychedelia concrète. This is sun drenched acid-folk at its finest.
Support comes from Bristol's very own sonic visionaries, Thought Forms (Invada Records). A marriage of loose and swirling experimentalism and alt-rock riffage, Thought Forms are an intense and mesmerising live band, and have shared bills with the likes of Mogwai, Acid Mothers Temple and Bardo Pond, among many others. This is how post rock should sound.
Fri 3rd June / 8pm / £6 adv
A leading figure of the new/weird folk movement, Six Organs of Admittance is the primary music project of guitarist Ben Chasney. Many of you will know Chasney as the guitar player in psych rock legends Comets on Fire, or more recently the three way freak out of Rangda (featuring Richard Bishop of Sun City Girls and Chris Corsano). Tonight he will be performing a rare UK solo show as Six Organs of Admittance. The largely acoustic based songs are hazy and hypnotic, a delightful combination of delicate fingerpicking, expansive drones and psychedelia concrète. This is sun drenched acid-folk at its finest.
Support comes from Bristol's very own sonic visionaries, Thought Forms (Invada Records). A marriage of loose and swirling experimentalism and alt-rock riffage, Thought Forms are an intense and mesmerising live band, and have shared bills with the likes of Mogwai, Acid Mothers Temple and Bardo Pond, among many others. This is how post rock should sound.