A gig held at Cafe Kino on New Years Day. The event starts at 19:30.
Silencio.
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The Grey Area presents an evening of ambient music.
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We'll provide the musicians. We'll provide places to sit. We'll provide a safe space for all.
We only ask for your silence during the performances.
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qariaq
qariaq is the moniker of Bristol-based, self taught, sound maker Esther CG. Baritone guitar, kalimba, vocals and a host of guitar pedals are emulsified, creating transcending wild soundscapes layered with dissonance and avant-garde pop sounds.
http://qariaq.bandcamp.com/album/lumber-limbs
Andy Roid
Andy Roid has been messing around with synthesizers since the early ‘80s. As part of psychedelic tripsters Here & Now, he has toured throughout the UK and Europe. He started doing solo gigs in 2019 and has played shows and festivals throughout the South West.
He released his first solo CD (ATOM Live from Gwlad Yr Haf) in January 2020. After an unfortunate incident with a laptop, he has returned to working with hardware synths, samplers and sequencers, producing music that might loosely be described as Ambient...
https://andyroid.bandcamp.com/
BURL
BURL's funeral industrial sound invokes cries and whispers from the past. Disembodied voices, organs and chimes break through during her harsh sceance.
https://lrub.bandcamp.com/
HAWKSMOOR
HAWKSMOOR began as a hauntological project soundtracking the 6 Hawksmoor churches in London, released by the Environmental Studies label, it’s received airplay on BBC6 music and was featured on BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction. The new album ‘201984’, also released by Environmental Studies builds on the electronic pallet creating a collection of miniature, industrial evocations for the postmodern condition.
The debut has also just been repressed for the third time and both albums will be available here:
https://www.musicglue.com/environmental-studies/
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All profits will be split between the artists. The new price of £7 is the total price, including the processing fee. The slight price increase is to allow our event to be able to pay our artists the money they deserve. It is not an attempt to turn a profit.
If you, or someone you know, creates ambient/drone/soundscape music and would like to be considered for future events please don't hesitate to contact us.
We will strive to ensure equal representation at our shows and as such would love to be pointed in the direction of any local POC, Trans, LGB, non-binary, disabled and female artists who would fit the bill.
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Thursday 7th May
1930 - 2230
Cafe Kino
£7 advance from Headfirst.
Photo (as always) courtesy of Johanna Dragović
Entry requirements:
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The Grey Area presents an evening of ambient music.
////////////////////
We'll provide the musicians. We'll provide places to sit. We'll provide a safe space for all.
We only ask for your silence during the performances.
////////////////////
qariaq
qariaq is the moniker of Bristol-based, self taught, sound maker Esther CG. Baritone guitar, kalimba, vocals and a host of guitar pedals are emulsified, creating transcending wild soundscapes layered with dissonance and avant-garde pop sounds.
http://qariaq.bandcamp.com/album/lumber-limbs
Andy Roid
Andy Roid has been messing around with synthesizers since the early ‘80s. As part of psychedelic tripsters Here & Now, he has toured throughout the UK and Europe. He started doing solo gigs in 2019 and has played shows and festivals throughout the South West.
He released his first solo CD (ATOM Live from Gwlad Yr Haf) in January 2020. After an unfortunate incident with a laptop, he has returned to working with hardware synths, samplers and sequencers, producing music that might loosely be described as Ambient...
https://andyroid.bandcamp.com/
BURL
BURL's funeral industrial sound invokes cries and whispers from the past. Disembodied voices, organs and chimes break through during her harsh sceance.
https://lrub.bandcamp.com/
HAWKSMOOR
HAWKSMOOR began as a hauntological project soundtracking the 6 Hawksmoor churches in London, released by the Environmental Studies label, it’s received airplay on BBC6 music and was featured on BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction. The new album ‘201984’, also released by Environmental Studies builds on the electronic pallet creating a collection of miniature, industrial evocations for the postmodern condition.
The debut has also just been repressed for the third time and both albums will be available here:
https://www.musicglue.com/environmental-studies/
////////////////////
All profits will be split between the artists. The new price of £7 is the total price, including the processing fee. The slight price increase is to allow our event to be able to pay our artists the money they deserve. It is not an attempt to turn a profit.
If you, or someone you know, creates ambient/drone/soundscape music and would like to be considered for future events please don't hesitate to contact us.
We will strive to ensure equal representation at our shows and as such would love to be pointed in the direction of any local POC, Trans, LGB, non-binary, disabled and female artists who would fit the bill.
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Thursday 7th May
1930 - 2230
Cafe Kino
£7 advance from Headfirst.
Photo (as always) courtesy of Johanna Dragović
Entry requirements:
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