DOORS OPEN 7PM. SHOW STARTS 7.30PM
Los Angeles-based musician Tashi Wada works within a heady, intergenerational slipstream bridging storied East and West Coast art music institutions, and the DIY experimental scenes that emerged in the 2000s and 2010s.
Between recording and performing with his partner, Julia Holter, and running his record label Saltern, Wada has carved a unique path as a forward-thinking composer alongside a tight network of collaborators, drawing on diverse influences and exchanges.
Wada’s new album for RVNG Intl., What Is Not Strange?, strips away preconceptions of the scope of his music, presenting complex, pop-informed compositions that bristle with joy.
Tickets - £10 - are sure to sell fast. (There is a one-off slight price increase for this event which is part of our 15th birthday series of concerts).
Dialect
Also on the bill - Dialect - the solo project of British musician and composer Andrew PM Hunt. Embracing an intuitive, collage-like approach to sound, he assembles rich organic textures with evocative electro-acoustic environments, resulting in compositions that are both fragmented and deeply personal. Andrew performed at Full of Noises this year in his other role as member of Ex-Easter Island Head.
