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SUSANNA
& THE MAGICAL ORCHESTRA LONDON LIVE DATE
31 August 2004 |
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Susanna
& The Magical Orchestra, AKA Norwegian artists
Susanna Wallumrød (vocals) and Morten Qvenild (keyboards,
harmonium and autoharp), will follow the release of their
superb debut album, List
Of Lights & Buoys, on Rune Grammofon, with
a live performance as part of the BBC Radio 3 London Jazz
Festival, on 19 November at the Spitz. Susanna
& The Magical Orchestra will share the bill with
Acoustic Ladyland and Oslo-based singer Hanne Hukkelberg.
For more information, check out the BBC
Radio 3 London Jazz Festival website. |
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JUANA
MOLINA TO TOUR THE UK
31 August 2004 |
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Argentinean
singer songwriter Juana Molina will follow the release
of her third album, Tres Cosas, on 13 September
on Domino with a series of live dates across the UK. This
tour of the UK comes as her second album, Segundo,
has just been nominated for the 2004 Shortlist Prize,
the US equivalent of the Mercury Music Prize. Molina’s
UK tour will kick off on 18/09 at Home Fires Festival,
Cornwall Hall, London, then dates as follow: Newcastle
(20/09), Glasgow (22/09), London (23/09), Bristol (24/09)
and Notthingham (26/09). For more information, check
out the Domino
website. |
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DAVID
GRUBBS EUROPEAN TOUR POSTPONED
24 August 2004 |
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David
Grubbs's September European tour has had to be cancelled
due to unforeseen circumstances Fat-Cat announced today.
The tour is due to be rescheduled early next year. |
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INSTAL.04:
BRAVE NEW MUSIC IN GLASGOW
23 August 2004 |
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The
Arches in Glasgow will play host once again to Instal,
a two-day festival of new music. Now in its fourth year,
the festival will take place on 16-17 October, with performances
from Current 93, Six Organs Of Admittance, Charlemagne
Palestine, Chie Mukai and Richard Yougs on Saturday, while
Varja (Keiji Hanio, Kan Mikami & Toshi Ishizuka),
Derek Beiley and Ingar Zach, Steffen Basho-Junghans, Kan
Mikami, Exias-J and Masayoshi Urabe will perform on Sunday.
For more information, check the Arches
and Instal
websites. |
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MANYFINGERS,
BURY & DISINTER & MONKEY MOO LIVE IN BRISTOL
23 August 2004 |
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Full-time
Movietone member and collaborator to Third-Eye Foundation
Matt Elliot
Chris Cole will perform under his Manyfingers guise at
the Cube Cinema, Bristol, on 10 September. The evening
will also feature live performances by fellow Bristolians
Bury & Disinter and Monkey Moo, plus a DJ set by Gravenhurst. |
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SUMMER
MAKE GOOD FOR MÚM NEW EP
19 August 2004 |
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Icelandic
trio Múm
will be releasing their new EP, Dusk Log, on
Fat-Cat on 6 September. The EP follows the band’s
third album, Summer
Make Good, which was released earlier this year.
Dusk Log features Will Summer Make Good For
All Of Our Skin, taken from the album, plus three
previously unreleased tracks: Dusk Log, Kostrzyn
and This Nothing In The Faraway. Bafta-award
winning director Mark Craste has recently completed his
first music video for the band’s Will Summer
Make Good For All Of Our Skin. |
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DAVID
GRUBBS TO TOUR EUROPE
19 August 2004 |
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David
Grubb follows the release of his recent A
Guess At The Riddle album on Fat-Cat with a European
tour this September. Grubbs
will be accompanied by cellist and collaborator Nikos
Velotis, who also features on the album. Dates as follow:
UK: London (10/09), Brighton (11/09).
Germany: Schorndorf (12/09), Köln
(13/09), Hamburg (14/09), Berlin (15/09). Italy:
Bologna (16/09), Naples (17/09), Rome (18/09), Catania
(19/09). France: Paris (21/09), Rouen
(22/09), Toulouse (24/09). |
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HOME
VIDEO RELEASE SECOND EP AND TOUR UK
19 August 2004 |
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Recent
Warp signing Home Video follow their debut single That
You Might/Dialogue Box, released last June, with
a second EP, Citizen, due out on 4 October, and
will take their electro-pop on the UK road. Dates as follow:
Bristol (16/09), London (17/09), Nottingham (7/10), London
(9/10). |
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