Published by Michael January 24th, 2012
in Hello GoodBye.
Our first show of 2012 kicks off with live music from Paul Hawkins & Thee Awkward Silences and Black Spot.
We will also be re-airing a selection of our favourite pieces of music recorded live here on Hello GoodBye throughout 2011.
Paul Hawkins & The Awkward Silences formed in 2006 as a collaboration between maverick singer-songwriter Hawkins and Death in Vegas guitarist turned producer Ian Button and have gradually expanded into a six-piece. The band have released two albums and numerous singles and have built up a loyal cult following, with fans as far afield as Holland, France, Belgium and America. Their last EP ‘The Wrong Life‘ (Audio Antihero) was released in July 2011 and their new album will be released later this year.
Black Spot is the new solo moniker of ex-Congregation guitar player and singer with The Tap Collective, Benjamin Prosser. Black Spot acts as a place where the territory Benjamin’s early solo work (released on Sexton Ming’s Rim Records) left off. Though still demoing onto tape recorders and dictaphone’s Benjamin has now upped the analogue stakes recording the final versions of his new material at Gizzard Studio in the east-end. Combining an intricate finger picked intimacy with instrumentation including rythmn generator, Oscillator and found sounds Benjamin’s latest work is in his own words “the closest I’ve ever come to truly valuing, giving credence to what I do most naturally, to really speaking, saying what I believe is worth saying.”
Track List:
Horse Brothers – Good Umbridge (HG archive)
Protagonists of David Gadsdon – My Private Anarchy (HG archive)
Paul Hawkins & Thee Awkward Silences – I’ve Left The New World Order (LIVE SESSION)
Paul Hawkins & Thee Awkward Silences – Somewhere I have To Be (LIVE SESSION)
Paul Hawkins & Thee Awkward Silences – How We Lost The War (LIVE SESSION)
Design A Wave – Remedy (HG archive)
Paul Hawkins & Thee Awkward Silences – ‘Interview’
Poino – Bad Bag (HG archive)
One True Dog – It’s A Delay (HG archive)
Delphic Vapours – Pink Floyd European Tour 1968 (HG archive)
BlackSpot – Cremation (LIVE SESSION)
BlackSpot – Your Ox Will Carve (LIVE SESSION)
BlackSpot – The Watcher In The Night (LIVE SESSION)
BlackSpot – Jewel (LIVE SESSION)
BlackSpot – The 11th Commandment (LIVE SESSION)
BlackSpot – Heaven’s Gate (LIVE SESSION)
Hamilton yarns – When Times Are Good (HG archive)
BlackSpot – ‘Interview’
The Monochrome Set – He’s Frank (HG archive)
Jad Fair – I’ll Change My Style (HG archive)
Live sound engineers: Leanne Bower, Kacper Zienianin & Tom Kemp.
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Published by artmonthly January 24th, 2012
in Art Monthly Monthly.
Gerhard Richter: Panorama at Tate Modern
John Douglas Millar discusses his review of Gerhard Richter: Panorama at Tate Modern .
“The show is vast; there is the work that spars with Marcel Duchamp, the landscapes that investigate German Romanticism, September, 2005, his mournful and considered reaction to the attacks on the World Trade Center, the tender but always questioning domestic portraits of his wife and children. I cannot discuss them all here. In the end, the satisfaction of this show comes from the sense that you are constantly in the presence of an intelligence that is both effervescent and probing. A painterly mind that is able, fascinatingly, to think against itself”.
The programme is hosted by Matt Hale who has worked at Art Monthly since 1991.
Previous episodes are available on Art Monthly’s website www.artmonthly.co.uk/events.htm
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Art Monthly magazine is indispensable reading!
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Published by alexfitch January 22nd, 2012
in Book list and Panel Borders.
Panel Borders: Dotter of her fathers eyes
Continuing our month of shows about biography and autobiography, guest presenter Nicola Streeten interviews Bryan and Mary Talbot about their forthcoming graphic novel, Dotter of Her Father’s Eyes, which contrasts two coming of age narratives: Lucia, daughter of James Joyce, and author Mary Talbot, daughter of the Joycean scholar James S Atherton. (Recorded and edited by Alex Fitch) (Recorded live in front of an audience at the University of Sussex as part of the First Fictions Festival).
Image from Dotter of her fathers eyes by Bryan and Mary M Talbot
Visit www.archive.org, for more info and formats you can stream / download. (Broadcast 10/01/12 on Resonance 104.4 FM) Continue reading ‘Panel Borders: Dotter of her fathers eyes’
Published by Tim Abbott January 20th, 2012
in Technical Difficulties.
A rant about the state of government benefit reform and the effect on disabled people.
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Wear your scars with pride.
Published by robin January 20th, 2012
in Sine of the Times.
The cutting edge of London bass culture, hosted by Rita Maia. For the first show of the new year, she’s playing all the releases from December that were missed out on due to Resonance FM’s holiday closure, plus a whole bunch more slated for the coming months,
tracks from Hotflush and Deep Medi. It’s an hour and a half crammed choc-full of new product, with little room for interruption.
Get digging:
Juju & Jordash – African Flower Cosmic Dub
Memotone – Chew
Memotone – Small Good Things
Neon Cloud – Knit (Sun Glitters Remix)
Little Dragon – Crystalfilm (Close Remix)
Scuba – Never (Close Remix)
Octo Octa – Blush (House Mix)
Octo Octa – Float Keys
Locked Groove – Rooted (Forthcoming Hotflush)
Graphics -There’s A Way Back (Dam Mantle Remix)
XI – Squeeze
In The Meadow Under The Stars (20.16.12.21.19.16.12.21.19 Remix)
Goth Trad – Mirage (Forthcoming Deep Medi)
Taz – Ebb Flow
Klic & Lokiboi – Won’t – Funkystepz Remix
DrexCiya – Lardossen Funk
Throwing Snow – Too Polite
Co La – Smooth Solidarity
Co La – Turned Twice
Thanks for listening!
Sine Of The Times with Rita Maia – Saturday 9 – 10.30 PM.
check all shows at:
http://www.mixcloud.com/RitaMaia/
Published by alexfitch January 19th, 2012
in Panel Borders.
Laydeez do podcasts – Judith Vanistendael: Dance by the light of the moon
A Q and A recorded at Bar Music Hall in East London as part of Comica Festival, 2010, Paul Gravett talks to Flemish cartoonist Judith Vanistendael about her semi-autobiographical graphic novel Dance by the light of the moon, published in the UK by Self Made Hero.
(Recorded and edited by Alex Fitch, introduced by Sarah Lightman)
Excerpt from Dance by the light of the moon by Judith Vanistendael
For more info about this podcast and a variety of formats you can stream or download, please visit the home of this episode at www.archive.org
Links: Review of Dance by the light of the moon on the Forbidden Planet International blog
Info about the book at selfmadehero.com
Original event listing at comicafestival.com
Continue reading ‘Laydeez do podcasts – Judith Vanistendael: Dance by the light of the moon’
Published by jtreg January 19th, 2012
in Shows and Wavelength.
Musik Oblik; latest addition to the musics in the margins series by sub rosa. Anthology of outsider music with tracks by Adolf Wolfli, Carlo Gesualdo, Othin Spake, Klaus Beyer, Normand L’Amour, Jacques Brodier, Baudouin de Jaer, Baudouin Oosterlynck and the Wild Classical Music Ensemble.
Cousins Adib (UK) and Mehdi Rostami (Iran) take the closeness of their family ties into the realm of improvisation, where trust and understanding between musicians is paramount to success. Prior to a London performance we talk to them in the studio about the preparatory process for an improvising musician, the instruments they play – the relatively new shurangiz - and their ambitions for the future of their duo, split as they are between Iran and UK.
We sample some of their sublime music in the show, but nothing can compare to a live performance where the players literally take you on the ‘journey’ with them. Buy the CD here.
Published by alexfitch January 15th, 2012
in Panel Borders.
Panel Borders: Collier’s War
Continuing our month of shows on biography and autobiography, Alex Fitch talks to Canadian cartoonist David Collier about his work, from his Collier’s self published comics to graphic novels such as Chimo released by Conundrum Press and various titles distributed by Drawn and Quarterly. Alex and David also talk about the latter’s experiences serving in the army and getting advice from Robert Crumb. (Recorded live in front of an audience at the Imperial War Museum, London)
Panel from Chimo by David Collier, published by Conundrum Press
Links: Info about Chimo at www.conundrumpress.com
Work by David Collier published by Drawn and Quarterly
More podcasts recorded at the Imperial War Museum, London
Recommended events:
GOSH! – UPCOMING EVENTS
CRAIG THOMPSON signing copies of Habibi, Blankets and more, 5pm-7pm,
Saturday 21st January
EDDIE CAMPBELL signing at 6:30pm, Friday 3rd February
1, Berwick Street, London W1F 0DR / www.goshlondon.com
Nearest tube: Picadilly Circus / Leicester Square
Other comics events:
Course: Drawing For The Graphic Novel
Stephen Marchant’s 11-week course on Thursday evenings run by Birkbeck College in association with the Cartoon Museum.
Where: Cartoon Museum, London
When: January 12, 2012
Rethinking the History of Childhood: Narratives, Sources, Debates
The history of childhood is now ripe for re-evaluation. The conference will
debate existing paradigms while welcoming the work of new scholars.
Where: University of Greenwich, Centre for the Study of Play and Recreation
When: January 14, 2012
For more info: www.paulgravett.com
Published by Michael January 15th, 2012
in Clear Spot.
A play by UK based artist Daniel Kelly about the Arab Spring in Tunisia, as the story unravelled on Twitter. It is composed of Twitter messages from the weeks up to the deposition of President Ben Ali, which occurred a year ago this Saturday. The play reflects a personal discovery of the story of the revolution as it happened and our fragmented, chaotic understanding of the world through the Internet.
The Twitter messages are juxtaposed with text from Gustave Flaubert’s 1862 novel Salammbo, the epic story of the Mercenary War in Ancient Carthage.
After the play, in the last 20 minutes of the show, we added to the text live on air, with Twitter messages from listeners using the hashtag #pCarthage. Podcast listeners can still Tweet to us using the hashtag!
Written by Daniel Kelly and performed by Aimee Parkes, Helen Marshall, Paul Williams and Pedd Ramm.
Directed by Ben Kidd and produced by Lucy Knight.
The Clear Spot for Resonance FM was produced and presented by Michael Garrad.
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