A gig held at Fiddlers on Friday 1st December. The event starts at 19:30pm.
Dictionary Pudding are DELIGHTED to welcome genuine krautrock/avant-garde legends FAUST to Bristol!
As Krautrockers, Faust had a worldwide career. On their first three albums in the early 1970s, they inhabited the vast field from improvisation to bricolage to rock'n'roll with the ease of rogues and the determination of declared sonic renegades. They were big in Britain before the notion of Krautrock had made the rounds in Germany. One can still feel the breathing of this music, the bubbling of this primal soup, in current faUSt pieces, in the stone-age thudding of "Fish", which Faust anticipated in 1972 on "Mamie Is Blue". But you will also be able to distinguish the as-yet- unheard if you allow yourself enough audio time. The sound of a squeaky door from the house of Jean-Hervé Péron, for which the musician has the same kind of enthusiasm others might reserve for a brilliant guitar riff ("gripping, touching"); or the minute-long fadeout of "Fish", which Zappi Diermaier is so excited about. The only plan is for the band to take off without a plan. "We let the music play through us," says Jean-Hervé Péron. Everything else is up to the listener, to make his own film. Jean-Hervé Péron has a little tip for us: Listen to the fish.
An incredible evening awaits - and tickets are sure to fly, so snap up now: http://bit.ly/2uhDtGN
Fiddlers Bristol / FRI 1ST DEC 2017 / 1930-2300
18£ ADV
upcoming Dictionary Pudding Bristol shows...
THE SURFING MAGAZINES (The Wave Pictures / Slow Club) 10.09.17 http://bit.ly/2uCmbzq
Lee Scratch Perry in Bristol (Full-Band Live Show!) 01.10.17
Acid Mothers Temple in Bristol 19.10.17
Sun Ra Arkestra directed by Marshall Allen in Bristol 29.10.17
The Fall in Bristol 29.11.17
Presented by Dictionary Pudding Promotions
MAILING LIST SIGNUP:
http://bit.ly/29tg1Hj
Entry requirements:
As Krautrockers, Faust had a worldwide career. On their first three albums in the early 1970s, they inhabited the vast field from improvisation to bricolage to rock'n'roll with the ease of rogues and the determination of declared sonic renegades. They were big in Britain before the notion of Krautrock had made the rounds in Germany. One can still feel the breathing of this music, the bubbling of this primal soup, in current faUSt pieces, in the stone-age thudding of "Fish", which Faust anticipated in 1972 on "Mamie Is Blue". But you will also be able to distinguish the as-yet- unheard if you allow yourself enough audio time. The sound of a squeaky door from the house of Jean-Hervé Péron, for which the musician has the same kind of enthusiasm others might reserve for a brilliant guitar riff ("gripping, touching"); or the minute-long fadeout of "Fish", which Zappi Diermaier is so excited about. The only plan is for the band to take off without a plan. "We let the music play through us," says Jean-Hervé Péron. Everything else is up to the listener, to make his own film. Jean-Hervé Péron has a little tip for us: Listen to the fish.
An incredible evening awaits - and tickets are sure to fly, so snap up now: http://bit.ly/2uhDtGN
Fiddlers Bristol / FRI 1ST DEC 2017 / 1930-2300
18£ ADV
upcoming Dictionary Pudding Bristol shows...
THE SURFING MAGAZINES (The Wave Pictures / Slow Club) 10.09.17 http://bit.ly/2uCmbzq
Lee Scratch Perry in Bristol (Full-Band Live Show!) 01.10.17
Acid Mothers Temple in Bristol 19.10.17
Sun Ra Arkestra directed by Marshall Allen in Bristol 29.10.17
The Fall in Bristol 29.11.17
Presented by Dictionary Pudding Promotions
MAILING LIST SIGNUP:
http://bit.ly/29tg1Hj
Entry requirements: