Plurals had added violin, keyboards and saxaphone.
Plurals by The Spirit of Gravity
White Tiger had some lovely crafted boxes.
White tiger by The Spirit of Gravity
Finn, Smith, Ziemianin turned out to be called “Tiger walking downhill”.
Plurals had added violin, keyboards and saxaphone.
Plurals by The Spirit of Gravity
White Tiger had some lovely crafted boxes.
White tiger by The Spirit of Gravity
Finn, Smith, Ziemianin turned out to be called “Tiger walking downhill”.
Another last minute skweeze: Dirty Eyes were Kev Kilter and Robin Slow Listener
With a feast of tapey noise and general fun:
Dirty eyes – 4 quid by The Spirit of Gravity
I’m Dr Buoyant teamed up with Ron Caines for a number of Sax based loopy tunes.
Im dr buoyant feat ron gaines – opening section by The Spirit of Gravity
Kaya King were replaced by Kayaka, exactly one half in magnitude, but sonically it was more than enough.
Kayaka – second section 4 blog by The Spirit of Gravity
And Norfolks Transept rounded the evening off with their psychedelic sea shanties.
Transept-4blog by The Spirit of Gravity
The video is all a bit dark this month, but top sounding, nonetheless.
We’re looking at producing a new listings sheet for misanthropes who don’t like enthusiasm or discotheques.
Much.
Anyway this is seeing if I can embed the calendar on this page….
A packed evening kicked off with the remaining Wrong Music Maestro The Gross Consumer with a pile of knackered toys built around a headless bent plastic Dalmatian. Covered with contacts for crocodile clips.
Top fun, it made nasty noises, played cheesy demo tunes that got mangled, growled and generally played the fool.
Jolly Good Fun.
Thee Gross Consumer – bid de bong bid de bong bong by The Spirit of Gravity
Swiftly we followed this with a far scarier set by field recordiningistas and general research bods Fallow
Fallow – an excerpt from the middle (fallow deer field recordings and incidental music) by The Spirit of Gravity
On an especially extended visit to blight, An Infinity Room filled our heads with superior drone technique on the bolt operated twin organs
This is an end section so you can hear the beat frequencies disappear as it winds down.
An Infinity Room – End section by The Spirit of Gravity
Rounding of the evening with his dancing feet was an inspired dubstep set from Gagarin.
Gagarin bit for blog by The Spirit of Gravity
So your eyes don’t feel let out. Here’s the video.
The May showactually fell during the Brighton Festival this year.
So we had a special Spirit of Gravity Orchestra occasion, playing Richard Miles’ “Mebo”.
Mebo
SoG Orchestra mebo cycles 2+3 by The Spirit of Gravity
HereHareHere vocalesed for us.
HereHareHere desk 4 blog by The Spirit of Gravity
Geoff Leigh, Kay Grant and Nick Weekes got a lot out of voice, flute, tree and in this case the rubber bands on a Dennis the Menace bow and arrow set.
Kay Grant Geoff Leigh and Nick Weekes – rubber band bit by The Spirit of Gravity
Well, getting back into Youtube was relatively straightforward.
Here are the April Videos.
That was easy, the “embed” code is much better than Myspace, too…
No video up for this month yet as Myspace is now so rubbish I can’t upload video, I’ll reactivate the youtube account and put it up there eventually. Promise.

Broken Star have been playing with Ron Caines who is a long standing member of Jazz-proggers East of Eden. If you ask them nicely they’ll give you a copy of the cd they’ve done with him, in the meantime here is a bit of space music from the middle of their set.
Dan and Gus have been playing together for a while, and here they get quiet on yo’ ass.

Meshmass are on a mission to produce a vast amount of loopy music. Heres a bit now.