I have a show with some great friends of mine on Wednesday 25th November with So Like Dorian and Sand Snowman & Moonswift.
The music starts at 8 pm and it’s free to get in. See below for more details:
Address and venue details: https://vinyldeptford.wordpress.com/about/
Musicians:
So Like Dorian
Founded by songwriter Rasmus Steffensen, So Like Dorian is an open
project exploring crossroads between fragile folk balladry,
atmospheres and raw improvisations. Often involving various
co-players, So Like Dorian is a restless wanderer, sometimes gentle,
sometimes barking at the moon.
Listen to So like Dorian at
https://solikedorian.bandcamp.com/
Sand Snowman & Moonswift
Psychedelic Folk with hints of Post-Punk Prog strangeness. The duohave, in recent years, worked with Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree,
Storm Corrosion), Judy Dyble (Fairport Convention, Trader Horn) and
Bobbie Watson (Comus).https://moonswiftsandsnowman.bandcamp.com/
Storm Corrosion), Judy Dyble (Fairport Convention, Trader Horn) and
Bobbie Watson (Comus).https://moonswiftsandsnowman.bandcamp.com/
Alex Monk
Alex Monk draws on both the 60s and 70s acid folk movement as well as
ambient and electronic experiments. His first records were greatly
influenced by the instrumental and ambient style but at the time of
his release ‘The Safety Machine’ (2011 ) he moved more into a song
based and guitar dominated universe where the raw and improvised meets
the dreamy, trippy and ghostly. References to early Eno, Coil, Robert
Wyatt and Islaja have been made to Monk’s work and his latest release
is the concept piece ‘Fragments of lost rivers’.www.alexmonk.org
ambient and electronic experiments. His first records were greatly
influenced by the instrumental and ambient style but at the time of
his release ‘The Safety Machine’ (2011 ) he moved more into a song
based and guitar dominated universe where the raw and improvised meets
the dreamy, trippy and ghostly. References to early Eno, Coil, Robert
Wyatt and Islaja have been made to Monk’s work and his latest release
is the concept piece ‘Fragments of lost rivers’.www.alexmonk.org
Alex Monk 