This Sunday at Lazybird:Larkin Grimm and Rising Appalachia (1 Viewer)

[nEiLo]

LAZYBIRD
Sunday, 9pm 'til closing
International Bar (upstairs), Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
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This Sunday we team up, once again with the Deserted Village to bring you an evening of [insert your own prefix] folk music. Unfortunately, time constraints have prevented UBS from playing too, but you'll get a chance to see them at the Bird in November (see below).

Larkin Grimm (now based in Providence, RI) was born in a Memphis, TN commune and grew up in Dahlonega, Georgia in the foothills of the Appalachians with a family of singers and fiddlers. Harpoon, her debut CD, reflects these rustic influences through a modern, psychedelic filter. Larkin's intense, ecstatic voice with swirling multi-tracked patterns recalls the richness of Illuminations-period Buffy Sainte-Marie and the sparkle of Linda Perhacs. Her instrumentation includes duclimer, pennywhistle, bells, drums and guitar. Larkin Grimm is a very special artist and Harpoon is a truly magical recording.
www.larkingrimm.com
Larkin MP3's: Harpoon Baptism Pigeon Food

Larkin interviewed by Ivan Pawle of Sea Dog/UBS

This time Larkin is bringing some friends who are also inspired by the same mountain music. They are the fire- breathin' foot-stompin' Rising Appalachia. They'l play their own music as well as playing with Larkin. www.risingappalachia.com

If you're not in Dublin, then you can catch these guys, and UBS, in the following locations:
Oct 4th: Galway, Ard Bia Gallery
Oct 6th: Cork, The LV, Mccurtain st
Oct 8th : Limerick, The Boat Club w/Peter Delaney

See you there,
~lazybird~
http://www.lazybird.org
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UPCOMING
08/10: LPX and Chequerboard (Spectac show has been postponed)
22/10: The Dumbshow
28/10: DEAF@Lazybird:Tremors and Dr Polly Fibre (More info to follow)
29/10: DEAF @ Lazybird: E+S=B
19/11: Rebecca Collins and United Bible Studies
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RADIO-INACTIVITY
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LAZYSPACE
Lazybird has sold out:
www.myspace.com/lazybirdclubnight
www.mypsace.com/lazybirdlabel
(Thanks to Lazybird's resident Myspacer John "Chequerboard" Lambert for all his work)

 

[JohnnyRaz]

folktastic!!!!
Larkin Grimm was amazing on st. paddies day; and Im sure that wasnt the beer. Really looking forward to this, pity the bible-ers cant play

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

This Sunday we team up, once again with the Deserted Village to bring you an evening of [insert your own prefix] folk music. Unfortunately, time constraints have prevented UBS from playing too, but you'll get a chance to see them at the Bird in November (see below).

Larkin Grimm (now based in Providence, RI) was born in a Memphis, TN commune and grew up in Dahlonega, Georgia in the foothills of the Appalachians with a family of singers and fiddlers. Harpoon, her debut CD, reflects these rustic influences through a modern, psychedelic filter. Larkin's intense, ecstatic voice with swirling multi-tracked patterns recalls the richness of Illuminations-period Buffy Sainte-Marie and the sparkle of Linda Perhacs. Her instrumentation includes duclimer, pennywhistle, bells, drums and guitar. Larkin Grimm is a very special artist and Harpoon is a truly magical recording.
www.larkingrimm.com
Larkin MP3's: Harpoon Baptism Pigeon Food

Larkin interviewed by Ivan Pawle of Sea Dog/UBS

This time Larkin is bringing some friends who are also inspired by the same mountain music. They are the fire- breathin' foot-stompin' Rising Appalachia. They'l play their own music as well as playing with Larkin. www.risingappalachia.com

If you're not in Dublin, then you can catch these guys, and UBS, in the following locations:
Oct 4th: Galway, Ard Bia Gallery
Oct 6th: Cork, The LV, Mccurtain st
Oct 8th : Limerick, The Boat Club w/Peter Delaney

See you there,
~lazybird~
http://www.lazybird.org
_________________________________________________
UPCOMING
08/10: LPX and Chequerboard (Spectac show has been postponed)
22/10: The Dumbshow
28/10: DEAF@Lazybird:Tremors and Dr Polly Fibre (More info to follow)
29/10: DEAF @ Lazybird: E+S=B
19/11: Rebecca Collins and United Bible Studies
_________________________________________________
RADIO-INACTIVITY
That's our weekly Lazybird webcast, every Sunday fro 6pm 'til 7:30pm on http://www.powerfm.org. Tune In, Turn Up, Drone On.
PowerFM.org is now available to listen to on your mobile.
More info here:
http://www.powerfm.org/wwwboard/viewtopic.php?t=4755
_________________________________________________
LAZYSPACE
Lazybird has sold out:
www.myspace.com/lazybirdclubnight
www.mypsace.com/lazybirdlabel
(Thanks to Lazybird's resident Myspacer John "Chequerboard" Lambert for all his work)

 

[shidheat]

i saw her in the u.s. a couple of weeks ago, she's fucking brilliant. really should not be missed, this gig.

 

[lympog]

stuck in work...again - bollocks

 

[photon]

Radio-Inactivity on at http://www.powerfm.org right now, with me at the controls. Tune in and make me feel loved.

And I've been told that one of our featured acts tonight, Raising Appalachia, has been busking around town this weekend, so if you wander up to Meeting House Square or in front of Tower Records, there's a chance you might catch a sneak preview of them before Lazybird tonight...

 

[theoootini]

.|..|:heart:"never fall in love with a girl who grumbles in her sleep":heart:.|..|

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

this was deadly! its amazing the volume of sound that can come out of one persons mouth. i was particularly impressed with that screech she did at the end of the bulgarian tune.

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[JohnnyRaz]

this was deadly! its amazing the volume of sound that can come out of one persons mouth. i was particularly impressed with that screech she did at the end of the bulgarian tune.

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the barking bits were mesmerising....
rising aplaaica were great as well.
fair play to the villagers and all at the 'bird!

 

[photon]

Thanks a million to everyone who came down to this, and (obviously) to Larkin, Leah, Chloe and Forrest for playing. And to the Deserted Villagers who organised it in the first place.

Next week: electronic goings-on with LPX and Chequerboard.

And here's my Radio-Inactivity playlist from last night:

Fontanelle, "Charm & Strange" (Kranky)
Cabaret Voltaire, "Yashar" (Mute)
Francisco Lopez, "Untitled Single Piece 5 Pt. 2" (99% Wasser)
The Fall, "Why Are People Grudgeful?" (Sanctuary)
Bikini Kill, "I Like Fucking" (Kill Rock Stars)
The Minutemen, "Dr. Wu" (SST)
Guru Guru, "UFO" (Spalax)
Ut, "Homebled" (Blast First!)
Experimental Audio Research, "Guitar Feedback Manipulation" (3rd Stone)
Cluster, untitled (third track from Cluster 71) (Sky)
Neu!, "Fuer Immer" (Groenland)

This, and old shows, are (or will be) available at:
http://www.powerfm.org/wwwboard/viewtopic.php?t=3430

 

[Sufi]

.|..|:heart:"never fall in love with a girl who grumbles in her sleep":heart:.|..|

I think you fell in love.

Really very very good.