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• #228
Arguably, the EP and mini-album together make an album. :)
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• #229
Very enjoyable.
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• #230
Thanks! It's recorded live and far from the polished studio effort I might have liked but it's a good reflection of what our gigs sound like and the songs we've written over the past couple of years! Now to write some new ones....
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• #231
We have a gig. Hopefully. 28th October at the Black Heart in Camden - much larger venue repurposed with socially distanced benches to hold max 45 people. Refunds in the event of greater restrictions etc: http://www.seetickets.com/event/the-embers-2-sets-ltd-capacity-show/the-black-heart/1663395
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• #232
Very good, I've clearly misunderstood the 'rule of six' if such gatherings are possible. I thought 'social gatherings' also included gigs.
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• #234
I'm not 100% myself, but they're limiting any bookings to <6 and will sit everyone in the groups they booked with at appropriate social distances. It's a big venue, so with 45 people will be plenty of space. But yeah, I can only assume they have looked into it fully and determined it can be done within the guidelines....
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• #235
I just listened to the Moine Dubh series the late Andrew Weatherall produced back in 2015 (@dancing james put me on to it when they released). It's five singles of songs, folk-derived. One is obviously a pseudonym of Andrew, kind of kitcsh pastiche of Americana referencing Native American aesthetic, so on very shaky ground in many ways. But, of course, it's great. There's a kind of Essex Country pretending-to-be-american vibe to some of them, yet there's something rather magical about them all, especially now he's gone.
Can't believe I only listened to it once or twice back in 2015, and now I'm getting into it. I guess buying records does that to you, stuff sometimes gets lost in the pile for a while.
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• #236
nice : )
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• #237
Playing with my band The Embers at the Green Note in Camden, next Friday, if anyone was looking for something to do... https://www.greennote.co.uk/production/the-embers/
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• #238
Bit too far away for me unfortunately (Sheffield).
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• #239
Thanks mate! Lovely to hear. We have new songs, hoping to record and release before too long, realistically likely to be Spring 2022... will post in here.
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• #240
👍
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• #241
I saw Son of Town Hall again on wednesday night. They're so great - sort of theatrical folk but full of charm, stunning harmonies, genuinely entertaining company for an evening and the songs are proper. Their 'conceit' is that of Victorian(ish) raft-dwellers. It's so much better than it sounds. They're touring at the moment, definitely recommend catching them if you can...
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• #242
Playing at the Mildmay in Newington Green in a couple weeks, should be a fun gig, got some new stuff to play...
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• #243
Hope to be there. Please, for the love of God, put a £ sign in there, though. :)
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• #244
Not my poster mate, feel free to have a word with the entertainment sec when you get in... 😂
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• #245
Bloody hipsters at the venue. :)
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• #246
Playing at the Green Note in a couple of weeks, lovely venue, should be a nice evening:
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• #247
I've got two tickets to see Versengold..... im Berlin! At Huxley's Neue Welt for the 28th October (a Friday)
I was planning to make long weekend of it but it's looking increasingly unlikely I'm going to be able to go, so if anyone can make use of them, you'll be more than welcome to them
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• #248
Spam alert. On Thursday 13th October, a band I'm in, the Messengers Of God, is playing alongside the simply splendid all-female harmony acoustic five-piece Ukadelix at the Walthamstow Trades Hall. Tickets are a fiver and the beer is VERY CHEAP. Come along!
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• #249
All-time fave, especially this version.
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• #250
My band's launching a new EP/album at the end of March in St Pancras Old Church if anyone fancied that sort of thing: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-embers-album-launch-tickets-467536954617
Leigh Folk Festival on now ...
https://www.frontroomfolk.com/