I really enjoy collaborations – they always seem to bring out an aspect of your musical character that you weren’t aware of. I had a fun session with local improv ace Hervé Perez recently, who played & treated some shakuhachis … Continue reading →
I’m looking at organising a Live Looping Festival in Sheffield next year, something like this. If you’re at all interested in helping or performing, please get in touch. Bright ideas about sponsorship and/or funding welcomed! … Continue reading →
From a gig supporting the amazing Howlaround. I usually just post 5 minute live snippets, but I felt this performance hung together quite well, so I’m sharing it and we’ll see if anyone actually gets to the end 😉 The … Continue reading →
LG played a gig in Nottingham last night, at Lee Rosy’s Tea emporium, home of the wonderful Church of Sound events curated by Jez Creek. Listening back to the audio, as ever, I realise that it was probably more successful … Continue reading →
My bro’s write-up https://easyontheeye2.wordpress.com/2016/09/19/multi-purpose/ … Continue reading →
Chris comes over every two years and we sort out gigs for him. Here’s a private do at my brother’s house … Continue reading →
Every two years or so, our friend Chris Meloche pays a visit to Blighty. He stays with my brother and we try to organise live work for him. This year, we played a gig at Notes & Sounds / Over … Continue reading →
Our second outing was part of the day of Discus Music at the 3 Cranes, part of the Tramlines Festival. Playing (somewhat unusually) during the daytime, Martin, Steve and I played just a single piece, lasting over 7 hours. Maybe. … Continue reading →
Closing passages from the debut performance of DAS RAD at a medieval building in Sheffield. June 24 2016. Thanks to Jez for the video, Steve for the audio & Jan for the lighting… … Continue reading →
We really enjoyed our debut gig at Bishops’ House – a small but incredibly responsive audience made the evening flow like a dream. Thanks to Jan T and Jan G for the photos. Video coming soon(ish)… … Continue reading →