Rammel Club #58 - Tue 30 Sept 2014
DAVE PHILLIPS / REBECCA LEE + SAMUEL RODGERS / ADAM BECKLEY
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| Poster/flyer by Line Vangrunderbeeck |
Rammel Club presents...
a night of field recordings and sonic exploration with:
DAVE PHILLIPS (ch)
REBECCA LEE + SAMUEL RODGERS
ADAM BECKLEY
http://www.davephillips.ch/
http://www.soundcloud.com/dave-phillips
http://dave-phillips.bandcamp.com/
DAVE PHILLIPS (re)searches and ponders existences and behaviourisms humanimalistically via audio de/construction, psycho-acoustics and sonic rituals. He utilises sound as a method of communication in a direct and primal form and develops it as a metaphysical tool in which it mutates into an unrestrained language with a conscience. His work engages, invites existentialist rumination, demands awareness, endorses sentient and environmental (e)quality and encourages intervention and responsibility.
Dave Phillips is based in Zürich, has been sonically active for 30 years and appears on over 150 releases. He's the co-founder of hardcore-extremists FEAR OF GOD and also part of the influential SCHIMPFLUCH-GRUPPE (with Rudolf Eb.er/Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock, Marc Zeier/G*Park, Joke Lanz/Sudden Infant etc.). He founded OHNE in 2000 (with Tom Smith, Daniel Löwenbrück, Reto Mäder) and since 2004 runs the one-man-doom-project DEAD PENI. He collaborated with Antoine Chessex, G.X. Jupitter-Larsen, John Wiese, Mark Durgan, Damion Romero, Jazzfinger, Hiko/Gauze, Maso Yamazaki, Phil Vane, Alexei Borisov and many many more.
The FIELD RECORDINGS set uses raw and untreated recordings made in national parks and protected natural habitats in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Ecuador - mostly of insects, amphibians, water and the weather. Individual tracks are layered and mixed into a composition that evokes a force of nature. The accompanying text is distributed to the audience at the end of the set and relates the importance of the insect world to human existence: Nature doesn't need us.
► REBECCA LEE + SAMUEL RODGERS
http://rebeccalee.info/
REBECCA LEE is a musician and artist based at PRIMARY, Nottingham. She works with sound in a number of ways: producing publications, installations, film scores, performances and audio works which deal with field recordings. She also plays the flute, viol and sings. Rebecca has produced work and commissions for Fermynwoods Contemporary Art, The Broadcaster, TransportedArt, SoundSpiral and with Active Ingredient at Barracão Maravilha, Rio de Janeiro. She has performed with various ensembles, including the Phantasie Viol Consort, Los Grecos and most recently with Jack Harris and Samuel Rogers.
http://samuelrodgers.info/
http://consumerwaste.org.uk/
SAMUEL RODGERS is a musician and artist working across improvisation, sound recording, performance and installation. He works with electronics: exploring feedback, amplifying objects and spaces, filtering sounds through materials; as well as playing piano. His approach is often characterised by restraint, tending toward silence and sounds on the threshold of perception; sounds in relation to space and the surrounding environment.
Samuel has performed across the UK and in Europe, and has recordings released on Another Timbre, Cathnor, Organized Music from Thessaloniki and Copy for Your Records, with a forthcoming recording on Notice Recordings. He is a member of the Set Ensemble and co-curates the Consumer Waste record label. He holds a Masters Degree with Distinction in Time-based Art Practices from Dartington College of Arts where he also studied BA Music Composition with Frank Denyer.
► ADAM BECKLEY
http://adambeckley.bandcamp.com/
Particularly interested in repetition and texture, ADAM BECKLEY uses tape and field recordings, often trying to create hypnotic structures of sound. He also plays guitar in Brum doom band Opium Lord.
TUESDAY 30th SEPTEMBER 2014
(Old Market sq / alleyway in between Cardzone and Gamestation,
1st double door at the left and then straight up the stairs)
1st double door at the left and then straight up the stairs)
8.00pm doors, 8.30pm START --
advanced tickets = £5 via http://www.wegottickets.com/event/287430
on the doorstep = £6 (waged) / £5 (unwaged)
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