Rammel #158 - Marcia Bassett & Victoria Keddie/ Edwin R Stevens/ Weird Fields
Marcia Bassett and Victoria Keddie
Edwin R. Stevens
Weird Fields
Saturday 18th July @ The Mist Rolling Inn, NG1 5FD
7.30pm [note earlier time]
£10 advance/ £12 doors/ NOTAFLOF
Tickets: https://wegottickets.com/f/22054
Marcia Basset and Victoria Keddie
Marcia Bassett is a NYC-based musician and artist known for her innovative and unconventional approach to music. Her work explores areas of sound collage, improvisation, and audio-visual environments. Whether working with electronics, guitar, or synthesizer, Bassett constantly pushes the boundaries of sound and image to create a heady sonic interplay of otherworldly narratives that are equal parts trance and critique.
Victoria Keddie is an interdisciplinary artist whose work
spans sound, video, installation, performance, and research. Her practice
investigates the architectures of communication—acoustic, spatial, and
technological—and explores how gesture, noise, and interference shape human
experience. For over a decade, she co-directed E.S.P. TV, an international
platform for hybrid media and broadcast-based performance. She currently
teaches at the University of Pennsylvania, leading the course Listening Beyond
Hearing alongside a spatial sound studio she designed for the program.
Together Marcia and Victoria will perform a collaborative
investigation of live electronics and voice.
https://yewrecordings.bandcamp.com/
https://www.victoriakeddie.com/
Edwin R Stevens
You may know Welsh-born, Glasgow-based writer and recording artist Edwin R Stevens from his Irma Vep pseudonym or the guitar portion of free-rocking duo Yerba Mansa (among many other projects). Three years ago Edwin began using his own name and released the incredible God On All Fours (2023). He has recently followed this with A PLAGUE OF GIMPS, a ‘minimal and absurd 10 song affair dwelling on grief, hereditary dumb f*ck blues, false memory, nuclear bunkers and blood-letting gimps amongst other things.’ As Wrong Speed puts it: ‘this record destroys us. There's heavy music out there with battle jackets and big amps and edgy imagery and whatever else. But this is different. This is crushing. The space in the music left for the voice is like leaving a door ajar to let the monster in.’
‘NO MORAL REALM / NO PROPAGANDA / JUST BLIND SINCERITY AND
JOY
FOR THE CURIOSITY IN YOURSELF AND OTHERS’ – E.R.S. 2026
https://irmavepirmavep.bandcamp.com/
Weird Fields
Four friends (of bands Food People, Krupps, Bloody Head)
trying to fan the flames of a precious madness.
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