Psychedelic DiscoTech brings to Chorlton our second Son et Lumiere! A celebration of live music, dance, lights and love in the fabulous setting of St Clement's Church. Featuring Deja Vega, Solis, O.L.A., Company Chameleon Dance Theatre, Hannah Ashcroft, Grainne Gordon, Rachel Hilary and Rock Out Rock School. With Klub Kosmische and Astral Elevator DJs. Complemented and enhanced by the spectacular lightshow that is Mangledwire Lighting. Poetry from Thick Richard and a nonpareil compere in the shape of Mr John Hall. Food courtesy of Stretford Cantina and a full range of fine beverages from a professionally run pop up bar. It promises to be a little bit of heaven on earth. Early bird tickets available shortly.
Tindrumm will release their debut LP, Hardly Art on Wednesday the 13th of September through Manchester independent record label, Trinitus Sounds.
The Art-Rock quartet take Hardly Art to Sacred Trinity Church on Friday the 6th of October performing the album in its entirety.
This is ferocious Art Rock with a live show that will leave you wondering what you had just witnessed 'The intensity of the whole band seemed to be channelled up and out through Ryan Lee’s voice, creating potentially anthemic tracks.” (Get Into This).
support for the show will come from
OLA
No Talk
Tickets advance is £4 via Skiddle and £5 on the door.
Tindrumm will release their debut LP, Hardly Art on Wednesday the 13th of September through Manchester independent record label, Trinitus Sounds.
The Art-Rock quartet take Hardly Art to Sacred Trinity Church on Friday the 6th of October performing the album in its entirety.
This is ferocious Art Rock with a live show that will leave you wondering what you had just witnessed 'The intensity of the whole band seemed to be channelled up and out through Ryan Lee’s voice, creating potentially anthemic tracks.” (Get Into This).
support for the show will come from
OLA
Tickets advance is £4 via Skiddle and £5 on the door.
AnalogueTrash Live is a series of specially curated and intimate events featuring some of the UK's best and brightest alternative and electronic music acts.
The emphasis is on showcasing and discovering quality new music, with a triple headliner format and lineups that compliment each other in terms of sound and artistic direction.
Join us.
★★★ LINEUP ★★★
This edition features live performances from:
O>l>A
Pixelate
Beinaheleidenschaftsgegenstand
AnalogueTrash / Neon City Social Club DJs
★★★ DETAILS ★★★
Saturday 20th May 2017
7:30pm doors
The Castle Hotel, 66 Oldham Street, Manchester, M4 1LE
£5 / £3 [student/unwaged] otd.
18+ only
Sounds From The Other City festival (SFTOC) is a celebration of new music and performance, uniting the cream of the national and international scene with some of the city’s finest independent promoters, collectives and club nights. Happening regularly on the May Day Bank Holiday each year along the Chapel St corridor of the historic city of Salford, 2017 will be the festival’s 13th installment - and the first time since 2006 it has been held in April. With the past 4 editions sold out well in advance of the big day, it is highly recommended that you get your tickets booked early.
“A celebration of independence, 5 stars” The Independent
“Sounds has become one of the country’s foremost festivals showcasing new and emerging talent” Music OMH
“SFTOC itself is the truest representation of what Manchester music is today’” NME
“As anyone who has ever attended it will know, Sounds from the Other City is a much-treasured event, an antidote to the bloated corporate music festivals that loom on the horizon at this time of year” The Skinny
“Using lots of little quirky of the beaten track venues, Sounds from the Other City is one of the most exciting events in the region” Clash Magazine
“This annual event is important for local bands, as well as drawing attention to the rejuvenation of an area that is riddled with urban decay. Long may it continue.” Silent Radio
“A pinball machine of opportunity with each crevice presenting a myriad of experiences waiting to swallow you up whole” Skiddle
“A festival like no other” Too Many Blogs
“It’s the spirit of this festival that keeps us all coming back, the sense of celebration that in no way feels forced or phony, the prospect that you might bump into someone you know at any time, swapping stories and making plans to meet that may or may not come off. In so many ways, who you watch is beside the point.” Chimp Magazine
Psychedelic DiscoTech, The Big Green Happening, Through the Mill and Astral Elevator are proud to bring you Heaven on Earth in the Halle St Peter's.
LAST EVER EVENT OF ITS KIND AT THE HALLE ST PETER'S. Once in a lifetime experience - 12 hours of music and entertainment; full information and ticket details coming soon...
Live Music:
Hey Bulldog, Déjà Vega, The Goa Express, The Maitlands, Matthew Whitaker (Henge), Bluepool, Hana, The 99 Degree, Dantevilles, OLA, The Creature Comfort
Fashion show by Stitched Up
Associations:
Kevin J Pocock
Owl My Love
White Rabbit Promotions
SEVEN BRO7HERS BREWERY
Wrong Way Records
Cracking Good Food
Ancoats Dispensary Trust
Manchester Free Software
MCR Friends of the Earth
Stand Up To Racism
New music scored & performed by:
Flamingods
My Panda Shall Fly
AFRODEUTSCHE
O>l>A
Daniel Lim (RNCM composer), performed by RNCM students
Eldad Diamant (RNCM composer), performed by RNCM students
Originally shot in 25 countries on six continents, Baraka brings together a series of stunningly photographed scenes to capture what director Ron Fricke calls 'a guided meditation on humanity.'
A new, two day micro-Festival celebrating grassroots live music, creative collaboration, community networking and multimedia art/film and performance.
A joint venture between Manchester record labels AnalogueTrash and Valentine Records, and featuring an eclectic line up of label artists and friends, FOUNDATIONS is about art, space and community – and how we can reimagine a conventional music festival as a more collaborative and immersive experience.
Manchester duo OLA will be performing their live soundtrack to accompany a screening of Ron Fricke's 1982 documentary film Koyaanisqatsi. OLA’s score crosses electronic, ambient, classical and pop into a cinematic soundtrack tied perfectly to the film’s themes and visuals.
Drawing its title from the Hopi word meaning "life out of balance," this renowned documentary reveals how humanity has grown apart from nature. Featuring extensive footage of natural landscapes and elemental forces, the film gives way to many scenes of modern civilization and technology. Given its lack of narration and dialogue, the production makes its points solely through imagery and music, with many scenes either slowed down or sped up for dramatic effect.
The screening will also open with a short film by film-maker Paul Daly called I’Dismantle with a soundtrack by OLA.
Tickets are priced £3 and can be brought from www.wegottickets.com/event/374096
All Ages
Book online here at www.wegottickets.com and call Kings Arms on 0161 832 3605 for more info.
The event take place at Kings Arm’s, Salford on Friday 14th of October from 7.30pm.
O>l>A, Galivantes, Liam McClair, Miasma, Mama Goose, Dom Major, FLIIIS, Lucy Mae, Alina Ly, Edits, RUNAH, Naughty Corner, Russell Swallow, Sophro, Chloe Foy, The Ragamuffins, Acid Haystack and the Shattered Villain, Sound Of Thieves
The first gig of 2016 at the wonderful Fuel Cafe Bar in Withington featuring some groovy music from three ace Manchester bands:
Captain Buzzkill & The Oxymorons
Brand new Manchester based power trio. Bringing space rock drums, addictive grooves and clean cut guitar. New wave/wet guitar pop.
Have a listen! https://soundcloud.com/captainbuzzkillandtheoxymorons
PSYBLINGS
Psyblings are a five-piece psych/noise rock band hailing from Manchester. Merging gritty blues rock, psychedelic rock and punk, the band channel influence from acts such as Ty Segall, The Dee Dee Dums, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Jimi Hendrix, Sonic Youth and Nirvana to create catchy recordings and unique, live performances with sense engaging improvisation.
Listen in! https://soundcloud.com/psyblingsuk
O>l>A
Electronic/Ambient two piece based in Manchester. They blend ambient spaces, treated guitars, layered vocal harmonies and beat driven tracks with an interest in sound design and foley work.
Check em out! https://soundcloud.com/o-l-a
Bring all your friends as well as your dancin' shoes, it's gonna be a good one...
On the night before Halloween on the 30th of October, the Williamson Art Gallery & Museum will be hosting a ticketed event called Perfect? to showcase the newly commissioned artwork STARKERS from internationally renowned multi-media artists, Davy and Kristin McGuire. In an alternative evening with music from Manchester based O>L>A with their dreampop, ambient sound and DJ Riv who recently headlined Manchester Pride; creative food from Supper Club @the Nook, and a bar selling craft beers from Brimstage Brewery, bottled lager, wines and spirits, and the evening sounds Perfect?
In May, it was announced that the Williamson Art Gallery & Museum had won the public vote to host an internationally renowned artist commission in October. This is part of the new Museums at Night nationwide events similar to Light Night. In the site specific piece STARKERS, Davy and Kristin McGuire explore the idea of perfection and the female form. Using projection, voice and music, the artists animate a gallery space; creating an inimitable experience that challenges the traditional preconceptions of the Williamson Art Gallery & Museum and its collections.
The McGuires head an award winning creative studio that design unique visual experiences through art installations and theatrical projects. As well as creating bespoke projects for cultural institutions and brands, they produce and sell their own works through international galleries.
Davy and Kristin‘s hybrid art works are delicate, filigree fantasies built with fragile materials that are momentarily brought to life through digital projections and silent storytelling.
Visitors will be free to roam through the galleries at night, giving them an alternative experience of the spaces and the exhibitions. After passing through a dynamic exhibition, commissioned for one night only, and the night-time voyeurs finally arrive at STARKERS.
The night will include private views for two new exhibitions drawn from the collections that are inspired by the work of Davy and Kristin. The first thought-provoking exhibition will explore the female nude as a cultural reference point through time. The second will explore themes and ideas developed in the McGuire’s installation. Both exhibitions will draw items from the Williamson’s collections giving an opportunity to see works not often on show.
