A gig held at Rough Trade Bristol on Sunday 27th March. The event starts at 19:00.
We are so excited to be hosting this Lost Map double header with two of our favourite songwriters!
Fantôme x Rough Trade Bristol
Molly Linen + Clémentine March
Sunday 27th March
7pm
£5 Advance
Molly Linen -
Molly Linen’s beguiling voice is both emotive yet serene, recalling the dulcet whispered tones of Cat Power, layered upon melodic fingerpicking guitar lines. For fans of This Is The Kit, Anne Briggs and Nick Drake. Molly has received radio support from BBC 6 Music’s Gideon Coe, Marc Riley and Cerys Matthews, as well as BBC Scotland’s Vic Galloway and Roddy Hart.
Praise for Molly Linen’s recent EP ‘Days Awake’, out on Lost Map Records:
“Remarkable...a delicate, hugely emotional return” - Clash
“Gorgeous and precise, ‘Days Awake’ is a masterful piece of work that takes Linen’s signature serene sound and elevates it with varied instrumentation and ambient-inspired elements.” - Folk Radio UK
“Beautiful” - The Scotsman
“...Molly Linen returns with six majestically realised new songs that feel as natural as breathing, as hopeful as the beam from a lighthouse.” - Monorail Music
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Clementine March -
Cleìmentine characterises herself as “an alt-rock teenager from the 90s,” yet one who studied classical guitar from a young age, and followed her love of Vila Lobos, Caetano Veloso and more to Brazil for two years in her 20s, where she became immersed in choro, samba and traditional Brazilian genres. Sung in four languages – English, French, Portuguese and Spanish – and influenced by everything from Nirvana to Milton Nascimento, Cleìmentine’s melodically idiosyncratic and joyfully wild music embodies her nomadic spirit by recognising no borders – be they musical, linguistic or geographical.
Cleìmentine will be playing her album 'Songs of Resilience' in full. Songs of Resilience is sung almost entirely in English and features just Clémentine’s voice and acoustic guitar. It’s a stripped-back, raw and direct reaction to the times and circumstances in which it was made.
"At its heart Songs of Resilience is very like its artist – eclectic, charming, and just a little bit erratic." - Snack Mag
Entry requirements:
Fantôme x Rough Trade Bristol
Molly Linen + Clémentine March
Sunday 27th March
7pm
£5 Advance
Molly Linen -
Molly Linen’s beguiling voice is both emotive yet serene, recalling the dulcet whispered tones of Cat Power, layered upon melodic fingerpicking guitar lines. For fans of This Is The Kit, Anne Briggs and Nick Drake. Molly has received radio support from BBC 6 Music’s Gideon Coe, Marc Riley and Cerys Matthews, as well as BBC Scotland’s Vic Galloway and Roddy Hart.
Praise for Molly Linen’s recent EP ‘Days Awake’, out on Lost Map Records:
“Remarkable...a delicate, hugely emotional return” - Clash
“Gorgeous and precise, ‘Days Awake’ is a masterful piece of work that takes Linen’s signature serene sound and elevates it with varied instrumentation and ambient-inspired elements.” - Folk Radio UK
“Beautiful” - The Scotsman
“...Molly Linen returns with six majestically realised new songs that feel as natural as breathing, as hopeful as the beam from a lighthouse.” - Monorail Music
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Clementine March -
Cleìmentine characterises herself as “an alt-rock teenager from the 90s,” yet one who studied classical guitar from a young age, and followed her love of Vila Lobos, Caetano Veloso and more to Brazil for two years in her 20s, where she became immersed in choro, samba and traditional Brazilian genres. Sung in four languages – English, French, Portuguese and Spanish – and influenced by everything from Nirvana to Milton Nascimento, Cleìmentine’s melodically idiosyncratic and joyfully wild music embodies her nomadic spirit by recognising no borders – be they musical, linguistic or geographical.
Cleìmentine will be playing her album 'Songs of Resilience' in full. Songs of Resilience is sung almost entirely in English and features just Clémentine’s voice and acoustic guitar. It’s a stripped-back, raw and direct reaction to the times and circumstances in which it was made.
"At its heart Songs of Resilience is very like its artist – eclectic, charming, and just a little bit erratic." - Snack Mag
Entry requirements:
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