Posted 5 years ago by Snizl for The Chameleon Arts Cafe
Jon Collin, Rob Noyes, Anna Peaker & Teresa Winter
Event Dates
7:00pm, Fri Aug 10th
10:00pm, Fri Aug 10th
About this Event
£6 adv / £8 otd
Jon Collin
It sounds as if Collin has been attuning his ears to the sounds of the natural world for some time, and brought his guitar directly into line with it. Generating a fluidity and calm (seemingly without overt repetition) which at times induces similar effects as top draw drone musics. Whilst on this path Collin has developed a technique which appears quite singular - quite a rare achievement for a man with a six string playing the blues, in these times.
Rob Noyes
"On the way to developing his own compositional/performance approach, Noyes sometimes seems to have absorbed an almost infinite reservoir of influences. Apart from some superb Basho-like 12-string tunneling, most momentary fragments tend to recall legendary Limeys like John Renbourn (and through him, Davey Graham), because Rob's overt melodic structures tend towards the non-bluesoid. But then you'll maybe hear a note-sequence spiced like something dropped from the hot strings of Michael Chapman or even a powerful throng that makes you think of Wizz Jones.
Anna Peaker and Teresa Winter
A brand new project from Anna Peaker and Teresa Winter, so new little is known other than instrumentation - "Violin, Harmonium and Electronic drones of some sort". Anna Peaker is a well respected graphic artist and musician - delving into the murkier side of drone musics with hints towards psychedelia, of the kind you might find in your memories of 70's Italian horror movies. Teresa Winter is at the sharp end of contemporary electronic music with releases on Death in Rave and Reckno. You may have seen her recently at Nottingham Contemporary performing at the opening of the House of Linder exhibition.
Jon Collin
It sounds as if Collin has been attuning his ears to the sounds of the natural world for some time, and brought his guitar directly into line with it. Generating a fluidity and calm (seemingly without overt repetition) which at times induces similar effects as top draw drone musics. Whilst on this path Collin has developed a technique which appears quite singular - quite a rare achievement for a man with a six string playing the blues, in these times.
Rob Noyes
"On the way to developing his own compositional/performance approach, Noyes sometimes seems to have absorbed an almost infinite reservoir of influences. Apart from some superb Basho-like 12-string tunneling, most momentary fragments tend to recall legendary Limeys like John Renbourn (and through him, Davey Graham), because Rob's overt melodic structures tend towards the non-bluesoid. But then you'll maybe hear a note-sequence spiced like something dropped from the hot strings of Michael Chapman or even a powerful throng that makes you think of Wizz Jones.
Anna Peaker and Teresa Winter
A brand new project from Anna Peaker and Teresa Winter, so new little is known other than instrumentation - "Violin, Harmonium and Electronic drones of some sort". Anna Peaker is a well respected graphic artist and musician - delving into the murkier side of drone musics with hints towards psychedelia, of the kind you might find in your memories of 70's Italian horror movies. Teresa Winter is at the sharp end of contemporary electronic music with releases on Death in Rave and Reckno. You may have seen her recently at Nottingham Contemporary performing at the opening of the House of Linder exhibition.