R/S at The Hugh Lane Gallery this Saturday (1 Viewer)

[Rollers/Sparkers]

R/S are playing at The Hugh Lane Gallery on Parnell Square this Saturday night. There’ll be lots of new material, the like of which you’ve never stroked, unless you’ve had occasion to caress the hirsute humpback of a half-Tibetan goat clerk.

We’re not too sure of the details but we’ll be playing at 10pm and we believe admission is around €8 if you show up before then.

Decal is also playing and there are other bands and performance artists but we’re not sure who they are or how.

We may not play again this year as we’re working on a new album. If that’s something you might care about, feel free to come along on Saturday night and voice your indignation in the phlegmatic tones of a tubercular dwarf.

If not, why are you still reading this?

 

[Kims Deal]

R/S are playing at The Hugh Lane Gallery on Parnell Square this Saturday night. There’ll be lots of new material, the like of which you’ve never stroked, unless you’ve had occasion to caress the hirsute humpback of a half-Tibetan goat clerk.

We’re not too sure of the details but we’ll be playing at 10pm and we believe admission is around €8 if you show up before then.

Decal is also playing and there are other bands and performance artists but we’re not sure who they are or how.

We may not play again this year as we’re working on a new album. If that’s something you might care about, feel free to come along on Saturday night and voice your indignation in the phlegmatic tones of a tubercular dwarf.

If not, why are you still reading this?

Nice one...sounds great!

 

[cookiemonster]

We’re not too sure of the details but we’ll be playing at 10pm and we believe admission is around €8 if you show up before then.

Decal is also playing and there are other bands and performance artists but we’re not sure who they are or how.

got this in an email.

Press Release

OFFSIDE LIVE II

Saturday September 17th 6pm – 12midnight

AT: DUBLIN CITY GALLERY THE HUGH LANE

Admission: €8 before 8pm, €10 after, until 12am

Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane in collaboration with Pallas Heights and Fergus Byrne

Present OFFSIDE LIVE II

Boundary splitting live art+ new music in Dublin’s original gallery for modern art.

Experience audiovisual performances that respond to the classical architecture of the Hugh Lane.



OFFFSIDE LIVE II is the second nighttime extension to OFFSIDE that runs until 30th September 2005.

Featuring

Anne Seagrave: Video, light, lamented images and performance interactions.

Áine Phillips: Durational performance

Decal & Pixelcorps: Electronically based sound & visuals

Jacinta Fahy: Durational performance.

Platinum Ray & The Grind: Spinning vinyl.

Nervous System: Physical theatre

Rod: is a bona fide musician, electronic or otherwise and has been playing synths as long as he’s been able to walk. His deep affair with music stemmed from an early love of electronic landscapes and the machines that created them.

Rollers/Sparkers: Critical responses to Rollers/Sparkers have varied. One notable publication spoke of an "uncertainty [that is] probably intentional" (The Wire). Another resorted to the old chestnut: "weirdly bearded, sonically enhanced bobby dazzlers" (The Irish Times).

Sebastiao Mpembele Kamalandau: Dance piece

Superposition: An electronic & live instrumental trio play three compositions that explore the micro sonic domain, dissonance and forms defined by simultaneous rhythmic cycles.

Tremors Vs Jo Anne Butler: Artcore drones do damage to artificial sculptural landscapes



+++++The Cheapest Bar in Town+++++

*Pallas Heights is a gallery run by Pallas Studios, directed by Mark Cullen and Brian Duggan. It is a unique gallery located in an apartment block on Buckingham Street.



For further information contact: Fergus Byrne: 087 9456735

Mark Cullen, Pallas Heights: 087 9572232, Brian Duggan, Pallas Heights: 087 9677394;

Georgina Jackson, Hugh Lane Gallery: 01 222 5577

 

[japeo]

that sounds flippin sweet.

got this in an email.

Press Release

OFFSIDE LIVE II

Saturday September 17th 6pm – 12midnight

AT: DUBLIN CITY GALLERY THE HUGH LANE

Admission: €8 before 8pm, €10 after, until 12am

Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane in collaboration with Pallas Heights and Fergus Byrne

Present OFFSIDE LIVE II

Boundary splitting live art+ new music in Dublin’s original gallery for modern art.

Experience audiovisual performances that respond to the classical architecture of the Hugh Lane.



OFFFSIDE LIVE II is the second nighttime extension to OFFSIDE that runs until 30th September 2005.

Featuring

Anne Seagrave: Video, light, lamented images and performance interactions.

Áine Phillips: Durational performance

Decal & Pixelcorps: Electronically based sound & visuals

Jacinta Fahy: Durational performance.

Platinum Ray & The Grind: Spinning vinyl.

Nervous System: Physical theatre

Rod: is a bona fide musician, electronic or otherwise and has been playing synths as long as he’s been able to walk. His deep affair with music stemmed from an early love of electronic landscapes and the machines that created them.

Rollers/Sparkers: Critical responses to Rollers/Sparkers have varied. One notable publication spoke of an "uncertainty [that is] probably intentional" (The Wire). Another resorted to the old chestnut: "weirdly bearded, sonically enhanced bobby dazzlers" (The Irish Times).

Sebastiao Mpembele Kamalandau: Dance piece

Superposition: An electronic & live instrumental trio play three compositions that explore the micro sonic domain, dissonance and forms defined by simultaneous rhythmic cycles.

Tremors Vs Jo Anne Butler: Artcore drones do damage to artificial sculptural landscapes



+++++The Cheapest Bar in Town+++++

*Pallas Heights is a gallery run by Pallas Studios, directed by Mark Cullen and Brian Duggan. It is a unique gallery located in an apartment block on Buckingham Street.



For further information contact: Fergus Byrne: 087 9456735

Mark Cullen, Pallas Heights: 087 9572232, Brian Duggan, Pallas Heights: 087 9677394;

Georgina Jackson, Hugh Lane Gallery: 01 222 5577

 

[meta]

+++++The Cheapest Bar in Town+++++

story?

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

i'm bringing cans

 

[meta]

very Artcore

 

[japeo]

i'm bringing cans

you mean like headphones? that's what you mean right?

 

[aoboa]

Should be a laugh.

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

if feargal mckee can drink buckfast, i can drink cans

 

[japeo]

if feargal mckee can drink buckfast, i can drink cans

i've got that shit on video on my phone. it's pretty nuts.

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

i thought he was deadly up until the bogus reference to bands i don't care about reforming and playing gigs at xmas and random groovebox stabs

still pretty decent shit

 

[damien]

hey fogo.. winkwink.

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

i know man...i know

 

[MDR]

Sounds great - the gallery is a great place for music - playing gigs in places that aren't pubs is the way of the future

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

it's not a gig man, it's art

 

[aoboa]

Sounds great - the gallery is a great place for music - playing gigs in places that aren't pubs is the way of the future

Once " +++++The Cheapest Bar in Town+++++" is attatched to the press release, I agree with you.

 

[Rollers/Sparkers]

I've attached a press release/flyer from the organisers of this show. It tells you what's on and when.

 

[ruttiger]

looking forward to seeing rollers sparkers and tremors for the first time-
that rollers sparkers song that was on one of the plastic donkey dvds is deadly

 

[brianoak]

Having art exhibitions not in Galleries is also the way forward.The way forward is like a fork,a fork of uncertainty,which side of the fork do you take?,Im uncertain!..I am a poem,I am art.Bow to me faithfully,bow to me splendidly.

Kudos to anyone who can reference the last line.

Should be there though looks like a buzz.