Lazybird 19th March 2006 - EWA GIGON AND DR POLLY FIBRE (1 Viewer)

[nEiLo]

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LAZYBIRD
Sunday, 9pm 'til closing
International Bar (upstairs), Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
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Dear Lazoidz,

This Sunday, we'll be finishing off the long Paddy's Weekend with
performances from Ewa Gigon and Dr Polly Fibre. Read on...

EWA GIGON

Ewa, originally from Poland but now based here in Ireland, played with us
once before at the very end of 2004, and we're glad to have her back. "A
little like Grace Jones, a little like Laurie Anderson" was how we
described her then. She'll be singing some dark Faery Tales using her

voice, a loopstation and a sampler.

DR POLLY FIBRE


Christine Ellison, AKA Dr Polly Fibre, performs her piece "Craftwork". She
describes it as "a cacophony of sonic and physical patterns, using sewing

machines and other tailoring tools to explore the intimate relationship

between sound and surface. As much playful as it is sinister,'Craftwork'

confronts the human aesthetics of 'making' that disrupt binary systems."



So if you've got any ripped socks you need darned before heading back to
work on Monday, Lazybird might just be the right place to go. As usual,
only a fiver in.

Hope to see you there,
~lazybird~

http://www.lazybird.org

Upcoming:

26/03: J'M'en Fous and Chula Muss
02/04: (retards) and Queen Kong
09/04: Robert Christian
16/04: Kate Ellis/David Lacey/Cormac O'Brien/Sean Og

And tune into http://www.powerfm.org this Sunday between 6pm and 7:30pm
for Radio-Inactivity, our weekly Lazybird webcast. Paul will be spinning
the, ahem, "tunes" this Sunday.

 

[c0De_n1NjA]

neilo, why dont you get good bands to play lazybird?

 

[nEiLo]

neilo, why dont you get good bands to play lazybird?

cop on. there are none.

 

[hugh]

"...'Craftwork' confronts the human aesthetics of 'making' that disrupt binary systems."

Does that actually mean anything? Serious question ....

 

[krystal]

Does that actually mean anything? Serious question ....

yes it means this:

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[nEiLo]

bump

 

[photon]

Radio-Inactivity in action now...check it out.

http://www.powerfm.org/

 

[photon]

This was a very cool night. Really great crowd, and fine music from both Dr Polly Fibre and Ewa Gigon. Thanks a million to both of them, and to everyone who came down to this.

Next week: J'M'En Fous (Switzerland) and Chula Muss (Ireland).

And here's my playlist from the Power FM show yesterday:

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, "Allah Hoo Allah Hoo" (Super Cassettes)
Dublin Guitar Quartet, "Quasi una Fantasia Movement II" (Greyslate)
Polwechsel/Fennesz, "Framing 3" (Erstwhile)
United Bible Studies, "The One True God Lies to Himself while the One True Goddess Sings" (Deserted Village/Truenote)
Disco Inferno, "Footprints in Snow" (Bar/None)
Kraftwerk, "Trans Europa Express/Metall auf Metall/Abzug" (EMI)
Brainticket, "Alchemic Universe" (Hologram/Fuenfundvierzig)
Duet Emmo, "And So It Seems" (Mute)
Dome, "To Walk, to Run" (Mute)
Steve Reich, "The Four Sections [Andrea Parker remix]" (Nonesuch)
Robert Christian, untitled (3bor)

You can check out past Radio-Inactivity shows at http://www.powerfm.org/wwwboard/viewtopic.php?t=3430