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Working drawing for a gig poster
A working drawing for a gig poster advertising Sonically Depicting’s first night of sound art in The Whitespace Gallery Edinburgh.
The gig features Shadowplay from Leipzig/UK, Ingrid Plum from Brighton and The Reverse Engineer from Edinburgh.
This, and other sound art stuff in the series, looks cool.
Info here: http://iklectikartlab.com/
Tickets here: https://www.tickettailor.com/all-tickets/23157/6f6e/
Video sample here: https://youtu.be/lYRm9sKsYQw
Finished Gig Poster
Finished version of a gig poster for Sonically Depicting. The gig is on Sunday February 4th 2018 at The Old Hairdressers in Glasgow featuring Vernon & Burns with @NicholaScrutton @ingridplum Shadowplay and Hardworking Families
Further details http://www.facebook.com/events/2019844311586568/
Ingrid Plum top 5
This Friday The Portrait series from Eyeless Records is releasing. an exclusive live performance from sonic explorer and all round genius Ingrid Plum, here she shares for Utter Sorcery 5 of her favourite artists.
1.Roomfull of Teeth
I was floored by their eponymous album, the range of voices and different vocal techniques is astounding. The compositions travel through genres and really open up contemporary classical music to be uplifting and inspiring.
2. Jenny Hval
I swear Jenny Hval writes and sings about my life better than I ever can. She seems to elucidate the minutiae of life in a way that is like a tonic for the mind.
3. Yo La Tengo
Their blend of songs and improv is like getting a hug from your best friend.
4. Julianna Barwick
This is my sonic hiding place, she creates a little sanctuary of sound you can escape into.
5. Grouper
I'm always geeking out at her gear after her shows, I'm the nerd up the front trying to get a look at what she's using. I saw her show at the tin tabernacle in London a few years ago and it was one of the best shows of my life.
Far Rainbow and many fine artists and friends of Zero Wave on the radio tonight for the best of #Bechdel Resonance Extra. 8pm.
Far Rainbow at Bechdel, Onca Gallery, Brighton, February 2017. Photo by Ingrid Plum
Far Rainbow, rocking out with bacofoil and food processor, at the Chalton Gallery’s first birthday celebrations on 9th July.
Photo by Ingrid Plum
