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RICHARD YOUNGS / LUMINOUS MONSTERS + PAUL MICHAEL HENRY / BELL LUNGS
Richard Youngs is THE iconic figure of the modern UK underground (The Quietus) and has been making music since the start of the seventies. His early work centred on the family piano. When this was sold in the late seventies, however, the classical guitar and cassette recorder became his instruments of choice, along with anything at hand that made a sound. From then on he has played any number of roles with bands such as Astral Social Club, Concrete Hedge, No Deserts, Jandek and Future Pilot A.K.A. Recent collaborative work with Andrew Paine, Heatsick, Kawabata Makoto and John Clyde-Evans also show him as a highly social musician.
His catalogue of releases wanders into all kinds of zones over a vast array of albums on various labels including his No Fans imprint: they include accapella, guitars, pipes or electronics and come out of solitude and in partnership with atmospheres that range from fragmental folk to all-out fuzz.
http://www.nofansrecords.com/
Luminous Monsters is a majestic creature, appalling and bewildering to human senses, its golden scales ablaze in the sunshine, its coils tumescent with sublime strength, its countless claws and horns crackling with crimson energies formed from the transmuted migrant souls of willing supplicants! Expect psychedelic guitar drones and arabesque scales.
https://luminousmonsters.bandcamp.com/
Luminous Monsters will be performing with dancer Paul Michael Henry, a Glasgow-based performance artist who work fuses Ritual, Butoh dance, music, & writing. The end result can be solo body-based performance, multimedia work, spoken word, noise, living installations, choreographed ensembles, festival curation or pure improvisation.
His themes are political & spiritual, dealing with neglect of the body, destruction of the environment and atrophy of the soul in consumerist society.
http://www.paulmichaelhenry.com/
Bell Lungs is a vocalist and instrument dabbler, based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Weaving together layered harmonies with stray instrumentation, her music draws on psychedelic, folk, free improv and a sense of melancholic playfulness, pondering sudoku addiction, immigration issues, the tragic fate of clothes moths and the Mosul Dam.
https://www.facebook.com/bell.lungs/?fref=ts
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LocationThe Glad Cafe (View)
1006a Pollokshaws Road
GLASGOW G41 2HG
United Kingdom
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| Minimum Age: 18 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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