Afternoon all.
Just a head’s up for anyone in the area. I am playing this Sunday (26th May) at the Sofar Sounds day festival which is taking place in a converted Victorian dairy warehouse in Battersea. Have a look around the venue HERE. Look’s pretty good!
For tickets go here: SOFAR FESTIVAL
Hope to see you there!
“Expertly crafted without a single thought as to what everyone else is doing, this is about as original as it gets. Props to Will and Black Acre for continually pushing highly individual material.” IMMERSED AUDIO
The EP that I put together especially for a limited record store day 7″ is now seeing a digi release.
You can hear the B-side here:
And even read a little review from the guys at Immersed Audio, HERE.
And if after all that, you feel you would like to download a copy please grab it HERE.
Here is selection of some great shots of me playing live at my album launch last year.
Thanks Barbora.
I have put together a two track EP for Record Store Day. Pressed to lush, clear 7″ vinyl and on sale for only one day. 20/04/2013 RECORD STORE DAY! If you are a UK resident and have access to an independent record store, get yourself down there now and cop the full EP PHYSICAL!
In the spirit of Record Store Day I will be releasing a limited 7″ 2 track vinyl to go on sale ONLY on the 20th of April.
Make your way to your local independent record store to see if you can grab yourself a copy! LIMITED 300 AVAILABLE!!
Facebook Event Page: http://www.facebook.com/events/508864612482970/?fref=ts
The new Aspects album is out TODAY (01/04/2013) and by the Goat of Mendes it’s good!
Boasting productions from talent such as DJ Format, Akira Kiteshi, Evil Ed, 7Stu7, Deed and more. Plus a cheeky production by myself. Can you guess which one??
Cop it on the Aspects bandcamp here: http://aspects.bandcamp.com/album/left-hand-path
or find it on itunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/left-hand-path/id614075264
You can even get your hands on a lovely full artwork 12″ vinyl HERE
THERE GOING QUICK THOUGH!
A live drumming/percussion performance using microphones to input audio to the Kaoss Pad 3 effects unit.
ENJOY!
Quality mp3 audio on Soundcloud:
I have been having fun today. I added a few pans, trays and cymbals to my drum kit and then played the Alesis Micron as I would a drum pad. Really fun to do, and creates a fairly crazy sound! Enjoy!
A huge thank you to Hans, Bart and Hinke (and everyone else involved) for what was a brilliant weekend playing on behalf of Soirée Urthonà . A night that holds a lot of promise for interesting live performance.
The venue (WORM) was brilliant; The building was formerly used as the Rotterdam museum of photography and has been completely rebuilt with recycled materials. Where I performed was a theatre/cinema space with around 100 seats. My favourite gigs are always sit down events so I was pleasantly surprised when shown to the stage. There was a great ‘green room’ area with a kitchen where Hans cooked up a storm. Succulent stakes, pumpkin bakes and salad selections. Exactly what you need before a performance! WORM also boasts an incredible studio kitted out with loads of old analogue synthesizers, proper reel to reel tape recorders and a mixing desk that made my brain hurt to look at. They even have an apartment that you can stay in for a week (FREE OF CHARGE) if you want to use the studio. The only thing they ask is you play two shows in that week. BRILLIANT!
Check some photos I snapped:
After the event (which went very well and was well received) myself, Bart and his wife Hinke drove back to their house in Schiedam (the most attractive part of Rotterdam). Bart then proceeded to run me through his expensive, high quality spirits selection, of which three glasses were pored for each of us to share. My god, I don’t really drink but if I ever start, quality is what I want. Some incredible tastes from old whisky’s, ports and brandy’s. After-which we ascended to ‘the music room’ where Bart keeps a collection of thousands of records, CD’s and cassettes in beautiful, wooden cabinets with sliding glass fronts. At this time is was probably two in the morning. By the time we had finished listen through all he wanted to play me and all I knew I wanted to hear, it was seven in the morning and the sky was already a pale blue. The last track we listened to was ‘Spem in alium’ by Thomas Tallis and it was absolutely beautiful at that time in the morning, following what had been such an incredible night.
The next Soirée Urthonà is host to none other than the great Demdike Stare. That’s on the 12th of April. If you’re not doing anything else and have the facility, I would suggest getting over to Rotterdam!
THANKS AGAIN!