DEAF full lineup:::298 Irish & International acts! (1 Viewer)

[minka]

almost!...PAS & Ancient Methods are on the same night...

Sun 25th Oct:
9pm-3am
Earwiggle present
Planetary Assault Systems (Live, www.lukeslater.com, UK), Ancient Methods (Live, Ger), Sunil Sharpe (Irl), Rory St John (Irl) + Giles Armstrong (Irl)

Andrews Lane Theatre, Andrews Lane, Dublin 2
€18 incl booking fee from Spindizzy, City Discs, Road & €18 +booking fee from Tickets.ie.

ooh. haven't seen mr. slater in a while. that looks like fun.

 

[Karen DEAF]

Sat 31st / 10pm / Venue TBC

DEAF Closing Party
NothingOrdinarySir.com, D1 & Wayward Distractions present

Aux 88 (live, Mad Scientist Tour 2009, USA), Mark Broom (D1 UK),
Educution (live, D1 Irl), Paudi Ahern (Test, Irl) + special guest tba

€15 Before midnight / Fancy Dress/ €17- after 12

Detroit electro pioneers Aux 88 bring the curtain down on DEAF 2009, performing live as part of their ‘Mad Scientist Tour’, dropping old and future classics from their esteemed catalogue.

Also performing is acid house veteran Mark Broom, a pivotal figure in the development of house and techno in the UK since its inception, as his releases on a diverse range of releases attest, including Mo’ Wax, D1, 20/20 Vision, Pure Plastic and many more. Further support comes from Educution, whose string of funk-inspired EPs on D1has been hailed as some of the most unique techno/house material of recent years.

 

[Karen DEAF]

Mountains will perform as part of an all day event in the Douglas Hyde Gallery on Sat 31st Oct 2pm to 10pm:

Now drawing praise that compares them to the likes of Brian Eno and Fennesz, Brendon Anderegg and Koen Holtkamp met at the Art Institute of Chicago and devoted their time to a process of musical experimenting that led to the foundation of the Apestaartje label in 1999 – and ultimately to the creation of Mountains.

Released in 2009, their third album ‘Choral’ was largely performed in real time. The duo seamlessly blend pastoral electronic sounds with field recordings and a plethora of conventional instruments such as organs, 12 string guitars and accordions.

‘A Gallimaufry’ will take place from 2pm-10pm, with performances from Mark Garry, Karl Burke and Ciaran Murphy throughout the day (workshops and jam sessions will provide further stimulation and entertainment between the acts).

2.30pm Ciaran Murphy (Irl)
4.30pm Mark Garry (Irl)
6.30pm Karl Burke (Irl)
8.00pm Mountains (USA)

For further information on A Gallimaufry, call the gallery on 01 896 1116 or check the website:
www.douglashydegallery.com

 

[nEiLo]

Toop.....

Sat 31st Oct
Quiet Music Ensemble present 'Night leaves breathing' with guest artist David Toop (UK)

Filmbase, Curved Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
5pm - 10.30pm €15/10

Specialists in experimental, uncanny and meditative music, the Quiet Music Ensemble will present a six-hour sonic event focussing on pieces created for the hugely successful 2008 Quiet Music Festival.
Experience work by leading experimental composers Alvin Lucier, Mark Applebaum, David Toop and others, plus scintillating sonic environments, installations and video.

Special guest David Toop will present on his research, perform improvisations and take part in his piece for the ensemble, ‘Night leaves breathing’. Videos shown will include ‘Dreams of the Jungfrau’ by the artistic director of the Deep Listening Institute, IONE.

thanks!

 

[Jasper]

Cheers for all the updates Karen!

 

[minka]

seconded

thirded.

fuck it, i'm going to be far too pregnant to dance at any of these things. i will be stroking my chin contemplatively instead.

 

[minka]

thirded.

fuck it, i'm going to be far too pregnant to dance at any of these things. i will be stroking my chin contemplatively instead.

though, pah, pas and plaid are the same night. that limits my opportunities to do my dancing hippo impression somewhat.

 

[mrtweed]

thirded.

i will be stroking my chin contemplatively instead.

snap

 

[Karen DEAF]

Looks great. I can't wait to see Hypnotic Brass Ensemble but why are they playing? They're in no way electronic are they?

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2. They are the new Gorillaz band with Mos Def and Tony Allen

3. They are also the legacy of Sun Ra’s Arkestra...

We reckon they're a great alternative to the everything else going on, & its our friends at ChoiceCuts who are putting on the show who've been putting on gigs with us since we started in 2002.

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[angkorwat]

Ulrich Schnauss! yeyyy

 

[Anarcho Munk]

Plaid and Clark? Fuck yes.

 

[josephk]

Cool, well I agree, I love them. I feel bad now, you used big font and everything. That's like the textual equivalent of turning into the Hulk.

 

[theoootini]

Plaid and Clark? Fuck yes.

opposite PAS/ancient methods though. durn.

 

[sweetoblivion]

[FONT=Verdana, Helvetica, Arial]1. They are one of the best live shows to see in the world at moment as per observer and have done Glastonbury, Lovebox, Electric Picnic
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2. They are the new Gorillaz band with Mos Def and Tony Allen

3. They are also the legacy of Sun Ra’s Arkestra...

We reckon they're a great alternative to the everything else going on, & its our friends at ChoiceCuts who are putting on the show who've been putting on gigs with us since we started in 2002.

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They do indeed rule. I would love to see 'em in Cork and Dublin that weekend!