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"Drawing on “medieval history, robots, romance, computer games and waterfalls”, the group are bewildering mix of olde and nu. Qu Junktions host the event within the idiosyncratic The Brunswick Club, with support from Chilean trance-rockers GxNx - Glorias Navales, who sound like a basement Velvet Underground bootleg, in the best way possible. ? Tickets: hdfst.uk/E48224 ?"
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A gig held at The Brunswick Club on Saturday 1st December. The event starts at 20:00.
Richard Dawson's band project with harpist Rhodri Davies, Sally Pilkington and Dawn Bothwell present their album 'Mogic' out in November on Weird World/Domino - a discombobulating pop prayer exploring artificial intelligence, witches, nanotechnology, pre-medieval history, robots, romance, computer games and waterfalls.
This dynamic record of eddies and swirls, ravishing melodies, hallucinatory textures and bonkers rhythms is pinned down by some deft performances: Pilkington’s picture-perfect pop and earthy singing, Davies’ blazing harp splutterations and guitar moans, Bothwell's twisted telephone techno and bamboozling lyric-bombs and Dawson's utter bass.
Entry requirements:
This dynamic record of eddies and swirls, ravishing melodies, hallucinatory textures and bonkers rhythms is pinned down by some deft performances: Pilkington’s picture-perfect pop and earthy singing, Davies’ blazing harp splutterations and guitar moans, Bothwell's twisted telephone techno and bamboozling lyric-bombs and Dawson's utter bass.
Entry requirements:
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