Dolly Dollycore
Poetry meets soundscape, movement & ritual

Dolly Dollycore is working on a poetry meets soundscape, movement and other forms ritual exploring intensities of what it can be to love places. Starting at the location of my personal story with South Africa and Zimbabwe, where my parents are from, as well as being a child of immigrants in this country, it delves deep into both real and imaginary spaces, otherworlds, layers of movement, the interruptions, patterns, and horror shadows left by colonialism, spirits, stories and nothingness. The complexities, attachments, disconnections, breaks, knots, care, transcendence. What responsibilities do our ancestors leave us with? What is belonging? What is this feeling? What is ‘home’?
It is an active piece of exploration and magic in development.

Ultraterrestrials
A trio: transmissions shouting in from the ethers (Chemlab, Himmel, Meshmass)

Ultraterrestrials is locust shrill and fly huzz, child shout and the distant huss of cars out on the highway, riot sirens howling as warm Russian transistor tubes capture glowing waves of burbling broadcast voices, transmissions shouting in from the ethers, kettle whistle cycles up to static-scream, telephones, opera house, favorite melody, a single backwards masking kiss, orgasmic screaming moan to cheek-slap and a gunshot. I hear the rhythm of drums.
Ultraterrestrials:
Richard Miles – Meshmass, Himmel.
Tom Mugridge – Himmel
Jared Louche – Chemlab, Prude

Eub-Astra
Musical signalling from A and Z via patio lighting

Z*qhygoem & Alistair Strachan use instruments, lights and electrical devices to make sounds. They both have a long history of making music, Al in particular has played with 3 of your 5 favourite local acts. Possibly all of them.

Thursday 1st March 2018 | 8pm – 10.30pm | £5
@ The Green Door Store
Undercroft, Brighton Train Station, BN1 4FQ Brighton

Jo Thomas
Big sounds, clanks and electronic processing

Jo Thomas is a London based electronic music composer. Her music captures a combination of refined and raw sonic matter. Jo writes about the world around her.
jothomas.bandcamp.com
itunes.apple.com/album/id1240822047?ls=1&app=itunes
soundcloud.com/jo-thomas

Blister Pack
Noisy synth and drums trio

Blister Pack is Graham Newbury drums, Martin Chick synthesisers & Nicholas Ritson semi-modular synth and FM radio. All three have a lengthy history in Brighton’s DIY and independent music scene and beyond. They make an unholy racket, ferocious and driving while maintaining tone and vision.

LeCabLe
Debut show from Paul Kendall & Daniel Dickel. ElectroAcoustic Improv.

LeCabLe is a new project from Paul Kendall (lapsteel, springs and things) and Daniel Dickel (mono synth, tapes and things).

Thursday 1st February 2018 | 8pm – 10.30pm | £5
@ The Green Door Store
Undercroft, Brighton Train Station, BN1 4FQ Brighton

Rotten Bliss
Weird folk, electric cello, voice and handmade instruments

Rotten Bliss is Jasmine Pender on Cello, vocals and electronics as she voyages through noise, weird folk, drone, blues, and sound collage, with traces of Nico, Laurie Anderson and Arthur Russell.

In 2017 Rotten Bliss played at the Supersonic Festival in Birmingham and Do Disturb festival at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
Jasmine Plays regularly as Rotten Bliss and in 11th Hour Adventists (with Jowe Head).

“A thing of disquieting dark beauty… hints of Nico chill with both a magical and macabre unease” – Mark Barton, The Sunday Experience “Jasmine’s spectres murmur at your shoulder… Jagged enormous shafts of maltreated cello rasp against the grain of her voice, alternately silky with longing and then jagged as flint” – Jowe Head (ex Swell Maps) “Dark and dreamy soundscapes, fragile and daring creatures of the night haunting legendary moors and lonely shores” – Anais Prosaic (Documentary maker, “Eliane Radigue – L’ecoute virtuose”)

Kayfabe
Tones & Words – Carl (Nil by Nose) and Lisa Jayne (Map 71)

Kayfabe have a standard blurb. Kayfabe is a sex act. If you think that’ll attract undesirables…

Plus last minute addition:
MSV FCK feat. Sarah Glendinning
Heavy duty experimental electronics trio with special guest.

Thursday 4th January 2018 | 8pm – 10.30pm | £5
@ The Green Door Store
Undercroft, Brighton Train Station, BN1 4FQ Brighton

Gravity Waves and the Spirit World

The next edition of the Spirit of Gravity radio show will be broadcast on Tuesday 5th December from 10.00pm to 12.00 on ResonanceExtra FM.
https://extra.resonance.fm/

This month, the whole show will be given over to one piece:

requiem:c40 – A Sound Collage by Carl Slater – In Collaboration with Keith Harrison

On a dark night in September 2017 in a forest, in the midlands, in the rain, visual artist Keith Harrison launched a life size car made of clay, down a 10-metre high ramp to its destruction. The car was a replica of the last Rover 75 to roll off the production line at the Longbridge car plant, Birmingham. This month we are marking that event by dedicating the entire show to requiem:c40 – a sound collage made by Carl Slater in collaboration with Keith Harrison. The piece was first broadcast on Joyride FM, a temporary radio station set up in the forest to soundtrack the launch. Featuring fragments from documentary archives, white noise glitch, cartoon physics and terminal flatlines; the sound collage presents a social-historical framework of automotive manufacture and alternative readings of joyriding, dogging and car culture.

Resonance Extra is available on DAB to listeners in Central Brighton and online to the rest of the world (how to listen). You can also listen online at extra.resonance.fm and directly using this link. Resonance Extra is also available via Radioplayer and TuneIn.