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| Language of Light at the Terrastock TEA Party, May 11th | ||
 Language of Light will be performing at this year's Terrastock TEA Party in Austin, TX.The Terrastock TEA Party, started by Terrascope Audio Entertainment in 2007, is an attempt to bring the flavour of the legendary Terrastock festivals to the smaller stage. This year's TEA Party is a 3 day event, May 9th-11th. For more info visit the TEA Party myspace page. Sunday, May 11th Terrastock TEA Party Salvage Vanguard Theater 2803 Manor Road Austin, Texas 78722 Telephone: (512) 474-SVT-6 |
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| The Gray Field Recordings, inalonelyplace in Nashville Mar. 3rd | ||
 March 3rd@ Chez Seany Poo 806 Kendall Dr. Nashville, TN Language of Light (Frank Suchomel of Inalonelyplace and R. Loftiss of The Gray Field Recordings) Language of Light is the love child of Frank Suchomel of Inalonelyplace (Ethedrone Muzac) and R. Loftiss of The Gray Field Recordings (AntiClock Records). The music blends guitar exacerbation with the swinging good times of a lobster quadrille. It is better than a sharp stick in the eye and has a crescent fresh feeling. Lucas Abela (Justice Yeldham - Australia) Lucas Abela has been performing for well over 10 years and is one of the leaders of Australian "noise music". His early performances were crazed extensions of turntablism. Instead of turntables he’d use motors turning metal discs at 2000 rpm, and instead of record needles he’d use skewers or knives. He once used a glove that he had imbedded with record needles. Incorporating everything from trampolines to sewing machines into his performances, in recent years he’s been using sheets of glass that he blows through, screams through, bites and breaks. Lucas has toured over 30 countries with this new act, appeared on numerous television shows, and even crashed a John Peel session at the BBC. - ABC News Koonda Holaa (Radon Collective - Czech Republic) Born in the late 60's in Czechoslovakia, Kamilsky attended music school at the age of 5. Emerging as an overtrained folk singer who spent his frustration crafting protest songs. Likely not the ones that changed the regime in 1989 by which Kamilsky was imprisoned for 2 years after destroying a public statue of the first communist leader. Since 1986 he has performed with many notoriously known bands and performers such as punk band F.P.B., Pseudo Pseudo, Linda Sibio, Jim Cert, Lukas Ligeti, Exene Cervenka, Lydia Lunch, the Residents, Joe Budenholzer (Foetus, Backworld), and the Violent Femmes. Also: Bryan Lewis Saunders Dick Ness Arc |
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| Dark Holler, Hand/Eye | ||
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AntiClock is now in cahoots with the ever-so-talented folks at Dark Holler and will carry various Dark Holler and Hand/Eye releases. Currently available are Crow Tongue's newest release Ghost Eye Seeker and Stone Breath's Songs of Moonlight and Rain. Dark Holler's artists have been some of the most influential to us over the years and we can't tell you how proud we are to be offering their albums.  Ghost Eye Seeker is Crow Tongue's first full length album. Fingerpicked strings and Eastern instruments recall Crow Tongue’s musical heritage (the acid-folk of Stone Breath), but here they are layered with primitive homemade instruments, circuit-bent electronics, and mantric drones. I've never heard anything like this before.  Presaging the free/freak/acid-folk boom by almost a decade, Stone Breath carved a unique place in what was then a very lonely neighborhood. Songs of Moonlight and Rain, the first Stone Breath album, struck a spectral note somewhere between Syd Barrett singing nature poetry and The Incredible String Band’s more lonesome moments; blended with experimental graveyard-songs and acoustic drones into a brew of darkness and hope; nature and supernature; love and loss. This expanded edition presents the entire original album with nine bonus tracks. Songs of Moonlight and Rain is a classic and essential for any fan or any person first delving into the realm of psych/experimental folk. |
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| Side-line review of Aranis | ||
| "...has a unique operatic passion and intensity that cannot be ignored..." - Read more at Side-line | ||
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| Evening of Light review of Aranis | ||
| "...an excellent and exciting album that should not be skipped by lovers of experimental music, contemporary classical, and crossover genres." - read more at Evening of Light | ||
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