Malvern Brume - Exhaust Trails (out on Infant Tree) Artwork by Ellie Wang
Buy it here:
infanttree.bandcamp.com
lowcompany.co.uk
‘New decaying kosmische spools from the bedroom of local seer Brume... Marble-rattling, synth stabbing works-for-industry Exhaust Trails takes us on a more melodic slant than previous MB haunts. Maybe melodic isn’t the right word, but it’s as if the NYC ambient school (K. Leimer / Marc Barreca etc) took a field trip across the pond and got dusted down in all the car-fart and truck-belch of central London. For all the playful, pathfinder synthesis that takes the lead, there’s a sorta agoraphobic atmosphere that hangs thick in the air throughout the whole 30 minutes or so, with delay units commanding and contorting an array of bric-a-brac powered sound design in the background. A real development of an already singular sound. To have such quality music / art so humbly documented and disseminated is rare these days, and properly exciting. ’ - Low Company
infanttree.bandcamp.com
lowcompany.co.uk
‘New decaying kosmische spools from the bedroom of local seer Brume... Marble-rattling, synth stabbing works-for-industry Exhaust Trails takes us on a more melodic slant than previous MB haunts. Maybe melodic isn’t the right word, but it’s as if the NYC ambient school (K. Leimer / Marc Barreca etc) took a field trip across the pond and got dusted down in all the car-fart and truck-belch of central London. For all the playful, pathfinder synthesis that takes the lead, there’s a sorta agoraphobic atmosphere that hangs thick in the air throughout the whole 30 minutes or so, with delay units commanding and contorting an array of bric-a-brac powered sound design in the background. A real development of an already singular sound. To have such quality music / art so humbly documented and disseminated is rare these days, and properly exciting. ’ - Low Company
Malvern Brume track on Low Company Thieving Dogs CD Compilation
Malvern Brume - C.C.S. Ear-well cassette on Septic Templ - Available from Low Company Records (Artwork by Victor Waggett)
Z’EV: THERE YOU GO. AN EVENING SUMMONING RHYTHMAJIK @ South London Gallery
An evening celebrating the life and work of composer/percussionist, visual artist, poet and theorist Z’EV, who passed away in December 2017 aged 66. Best known for his explorations of acoustic phenomenon, from the late 1970s Z’EV created abstract percussion soundscapes improvised out of found materials, initially working purely with acoustic sound and later with digital processing. His singular live performances were both physical spectacles and investigations of “spatial poetics”. Across nearly four decades he collaborated internationally with musicians, dancers, poets, performance artists and visual artists, amongst them Anne Bean, Bow Gamelan Ensemble, Glenn Branca, Christian Marclay, Charlemagne Palestine, Chris Watson, Richard Wilson and John Zorn. He wrote extensively on Kabbalah and rhythm, reformulating it to an Earth-based paradigm he called Rhythmajik, which he noted “is not about music but spells out the use of rhythm and sound and proportion for trance and healing.”
Join us for this special event with Z’EV’s friends and collaborators summoning Rhythmajik, with contributions from Anne Bean & Richard Wilson, Max Eastley, Ken Hyder, Marie-Gabrielle Rotie and Nick Parkin, Rory Salter, Barbara Steveni, Richard Strange and Ellen Zweig.
Join us for this special event with Z’EV’s friends and collaborators summoning Rhythmajik, with contributions from Anne Bean & Richard Wilson, Max Eastley, Ken Hyder, Marie-Gabrielle Rotie and Nick Parkin, Rory Salter, Barbara Steveni, Richard Strange and Ellen Zweig.
Photo's taken by Victor Wagget. Pictured during performance, surrounded by Z'EV's instruments and with part of Anne Bean & Richard Wilsons work from their performance to the left. Photo's of the other performances will hopefully surface soon and hopefully an audio recording of the event.
Threshing Floor - Pinfin (Cassette on Infant Tree)
BVW: Guitar, cello, objects & drum
RS: Keyboard, cello, objects & field recordings
Artwork by BVW & RS
Recorded in Camberwell, 2018
RS: Keyboard, cello, objects & field recordings
Artwork by BVW & RS
Recorded in Camberwell, 2018
NTS with MOBBS
Haise Point performance at 93 Baker Street group show
Group show included works by:
Ellie Wang
Harley Kuyck-Cohen
Kara Chin
Tomasz Kowalski
Milan Tarascas
Haise Pount were invited to play improvised music throughout the opening night of the exhibition.
Ellie Wang
Harley Kuyck-Cohen
Kara Chin
Tomasz Kowalski
Milan Tarascas
Haise Pount were invited to play improvised music throughout the opening night of the exhibition.
Mel Azevedo & Rory Salter - m&r (improvisations)
Track 1, improvised single take room recording, no overdubs, volume boosted
M.A. : Laptop & recordings, glass vase's, modified violin, voice, wind powered keyboard, guitar pedals
R.S. : Drum, metal instruments, modified bike wheel, modified violin, glass vases, guitar pedals
Track 2, made up from 2 single take improvisations edited together by Mel using Ableton. Recordings direct from mixer
M.A. : Keyboard, voice, modified violin, guitar pedals, guitar
R.S. : Drum, metal instruments, guitar pedals, amplified objects
all recordings made over 2 sessions
M.A. : Laptop & recordings, glass vase's, modified violin, voice, wind powered keyboard, guitar pedals
R.S. : Drum, metal instruments, modified bike wheel, modified violin, glass vases, guitar pedals
Track 2, made up from 2 single take improvisations edited together by Mel using Ableton. Recordings direct from mixer
M.A. : Keyboard, voice, modified violin, guitar pedals, guitar
R.S. : Drum, metal instruments, guitar pedals, amplified objects
all recordings made over 2 sessions
Kinetic Score for Objects & Synthesiser with Ruby Barlcay
Kinetic Score for Objects & Synthesiser with Ruby Barlcay - See 'Artworks' page for more info
Youtube - Improvisations, Field Recordings, Live Video's and anything else
NTS Radio With MOBBS & Setrus Phree
Tweedle Cassette's released on Nervous Energy Records
A music project experimenting mostly with sound collage and single-take improvisations. Whilst making these tapes I spent a lot of time thinking about the integration of synthesised sounds into the everyday, as technology is now such prominent part in our lives - and with that the sounds of such technologies. This was something I wanted to capture in the compositions and live performances. Working with electronics, field recordings and found objects. For the time being I have moved away from this project, but may return to it in the future. Both cassette's were released through Nervous Energy Records.
