800Watts of simple BASS PRESSURE

And some other good things. We don't usually have a December show, but this was something special and well worth getting out in the rain for.




























































bonus

not far behind a very odd thing

Using my blurry pictures for this one as I like them



I'm Dr Buoyant vs Official Licensed Product

And gloriously missing the point

salonica of odd photographs

It was too dark for the regular camera, by and large.

Elektrocreche in full effect.
Ahem.


Fist Vlk and some saucer sounds.

Binnsclagg: Found poetry and chaos.

Burnt Canvas. The last song from their set, a dronish bouzouki corker.

Keep it simple III - September

 September bunny farm

 MSG member enjoys a pre show drink

 Adam Bushell - I am sitting in a room.

Fernando Perales

MSG

Keep it simple II - August 2012

So August was Al Strachan, another return for Gagarin this time with Mark Beaseley as Low Bias and The Mothers of The Third Reich

keep it simple I: JULY 2012

I realise I've been slack so a quick catch up on a good 3 months worth of musical pleasure, starting with a mixed bag of Gillian Yeah (aka Gillian), Strangers From Birth and Timothy C Holehouse vs Left Hand Cuts of the Right.

Super.

Travelling through time and space

As we all do, we usually manage to keep in some linear path, unless something comes along and waylays us. I'm not quite sure what happened to me, but a previous post (http://spiritofgravity-brighton.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/surprise-visit-to-quiet-place.html), theoretically for May - and once labelled as being June - was actually April.
The last post is right about being for June, which means that the  REAL May has been laying up in limbo. Not even posted up on soundcloud or youtube.

Till now:

May was film night as it turned out, the début of Andrew Greaves' twenty twenty project, a film/soundtrack from Jobina Tinnemans and not film related directly but pretty epic stuff from Daniel Alexander Hignell.

 

Why isn't it like it was 10 years ago? (UPDATED FOR TIM)

 Due to an incredible laxness brought on by unseasonable lethargy caused by unseasonable cold and rain, followed by unseasonable lethargy due to seasonal heat I'm really late getting this posted up, July should follow soon...

 

Henry finished the show with an uncharacteristic set, in Shitmat terms of  superfast breaks and comedy gabba, but if you'd been paying attention to his blog you would have seen the mighty Mash Hits project taking shape (http://www.shitmat.co.uk/category/mashhits/) and you would have known that The Spirity of Gravity was hosting the only live performance of it...

 

We've been trying to link up with Tim Didymus for well over two years and so we were really happy to host this performance of the automated Glass Armonica and synth setup, it was truly something special.

And starting the evening off with a set of location based puns worthy of Flann O'Brien (I'm reading "The Third Policeman" to my kids at t bedtime) ZPG had an excellent scattergun of beats and noises reaching through space and time in a most enjoyable manner.

Henry also introduced the idea of WWWebwalking, which he was pretty good at, and we had a go here: