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Audiopollination 61
I'll be appearing in Audiopollination #61 this Friday (Friday the 13th!) in a trio with Lorne Shapiro and Neil Wiernik. Neil and I haven't played together in ages, possibly since our days together in Urban Refuse Group in the 90s! Lorne is a new friend and this will be my first performance with him (although we have collaborated in a recording before). Looking forward to it! Details follow: ~~~~~ Audiopollination #61 Fri., April 13, 2018 8pm - 11pm Array Space, 155 Walnut Ave., Toronto $10 The Audiopollination for April is on Friday the 13th. So come put on your hockey masks and join us for a fun night of improvised music and murder (bring your own lake) Set 1 Brodie Chisholm/ Nicolas Buligan/ Andrew Kay Set 2 Lorne Shapiro/ William Davison/ Neil Wiernik Set 3 Will Austin/ MJ Wright/ Luca Capone Set 4 Kayla Milmine / Bea Labikova / Sarah Peebles ~~~~~ Hope to see you there! - W.A.Davison www.recordism.com
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Dylan Houser
4/12/2018 17:51:34
Hockey masks AND improvised avant-garde music...hmmm...so John Cale's gonna be there? Heh. Leave a Reply. |
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