Event details
Join us for Ealing Extranormal Volume 4. The event is a monthly showcase for sonically adventurous experimentation and electronics in West London. It is curated by Martin Lau (www.martinlau.net).
Saturday 19 March
7.30 – 10pm
£10 per person
Tickets are limited, so please remember to book your seat. Click on this link to reserve your place.
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The Programme
In this edition we feature sets from
MC4
A new quartet of Matt Clark on guitar, Charlotte Keeffe on trumpet, Ozzy Moysey on double bass and James Edmunds on drums.
Matt Clark’s previous releases have evoked a sense of space, of moving through a city, written and recorded with a feeling of wanting to escape during lockdown.
This new quartet continues the urban theme with an exploration of music recorded in unconventional spaces; field recordings, free improvisation, developing themes without rehearsing to retain an air of immediacy, spontaneity.
To learn more about their sound please click on the link
David Bloor
David Bloor is an artist and musician, who’s work includes installation, performance and recordings under the name ‘Dirch Blewn’ with releases for labels ‘Linear Obsessional’, ‘Game of Life’, ‘Soft Error’ & ‘Glass Reservoir’ as well a numerous self released albums.
He works with kinetic sculpture, large scale analog assemblage, modular synthesisers and a self built, 63 channel, 8bit, surround sound, off grid recording studio which formed the basis of ’24hr Community Composition’, Sanctuary Lab 2017 in the Galloway Forest. He has curated exhibitions & events for APT Gallery in London.
Visit his website for more information
Raxil4
raxil4 is multi disciplinary sound artist Andrew Page specialising in analogue electronic dronescapes, acoustic audio phenomenon and installation. He is active on the London sound art, improv, and noise scenes and has performed live all over Europe and the UK. Many of his performances have been in non-traditional venues and he often chooses to play in spaces with character and interesting acoustic qualities, such as caves, churches, crypts, prison cells, psychiatric hospitals & water towers.
Some of his generative pieces have been discussed in classes on composition within the Royal Academy of Music. The first 400 releases of his back catalogue now reside within the British Library Sound Archive. His works have been broadcast on radio stations internationally.
Listen to his sound – click on this link
Sarah Angliss
Sarah Angliss’ music explores the sonorities of voices and ancient instruments, revealing and augmenting them with her distinctive electronic techniques.
She draws on her lifelong interest in European folk song, cybernetics and esoteric sound culture. A classically-trained composer who specialised in baroque and renaissance music, she cut her teeth performing on the UK folk scene. Her desire to get inside notes and finely manipulate sound led her to study electroacoustic engineering, then robotics, alongside music – fields that continue to inform her unique compositional style. She’s been a recipient of the Paul Hamlyn Award for Composers (2018) and an Ivor Novello Award 2021 (category: Visionary Award).
Sarah’s performance will feature her robotic carillon “The Ealing Feeder”, making its debut appearance in the town it takes its name from!
There is no bar, so please bring your own refreshments.
Reserve your seat by clicking on this link .
If you are unable to pay the price of admission please contact the organisers directly through this page for a free guest pass, one per applicant.
We look forward to seeing you at Ealing Extranormal Volume 4.