BIRMINGHAM: The Edge

Friday 22nd February, 2019

8:00pm

Event information

Our first night of live music for the new year. Club Integral Midlands Branch returns, with more uncategorisable sounds and delicious nosh from Ubuntu Foods.

With live music from the highlands, the middle-lands and the overseas-lands:

Bell Lungs:
Psychedelic noise dream pop drone songstress. An experimental vocalist and multi-instrumentalist from Scotland, she responds to and reflects the fractured world we live in. Her performances incorporate mellotron swirls, shrieks and whoops, layered harmonies, baroque pop feels, drone, field recordings and noisebox mayhem. Bell Lungs creates meditative journeys through sound, centred around a voice David Keenan deemed “elemental” in The Wire.
https://bell-lungs.com/

The Nature Centre:
You'll find them somewhere between punk, folk, prog, and The Bull Ring. The band plays three-minute pop songs, stuffed with ideas like a suitcase packed too late. The members are Beth, Bird, Hamish and Oli, and between them they play guitar, clarinet, banjo, drums, saxophone and coffee cup.
http://thenaturecentre.com/

Raiments:
Avantgarde lo-fi experimental art pop poetry, a Berlin-based avant garde musical collective, brainchild of lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Mano Camatsos. Mano’s unorthodox electric guitar style is inspired by hip hop, ethnological recordings and contemporary classical music. His abstract lyrics meet an ever rotating procession of strings, woodwinds, brass and electronics with a pleasing groove.
https://raiments.bandcamp.com/album/in-painting

DJ Rome:
Co-organiser of Moseley Record Fair and DJ at Moseley Folk Festival will be digging into his box of leftfield tunes to keep toes tapping and heads bobbing.
https://www.facebook.com/events/377935312994032/

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