After our minitour of Vienna and Budapest we would like to thank

Tamara Wilhelm, Stefan Fraunberger and everyone at Klingt.org, Markus Zahradnik (Photographer), Ernö Rupik, Samu Gryllus, Ronald Vitzthum, Berndt Thuner, Johannes Kretz & Ember Sári for taking great care of us.

We have put together an abstract video from a piece from our performance at Velac Gala in Vienna.

Some pics from that same gig:

Sonnamble plan to play a series of gigs in both cities next week.

Velac Gala #69
Tuesday 22/05/2012
brut konzerthaus
lothringerstrasse 20
1030 Vienna
Tuesday 22/05/2010
doors: 9:00pm
http://velak.klingt.org/

JAZZAJ fesztivál
Wednesday 23/05/2012
Mika Tivadar Mulató
1075 Budapest
VII. kerület
Kazinczy utca 47
doors: 9:00pm
http://www.facebook.com/events/445004008849604/

Sunday Driver
Sunday 27/05/2012
Rienößlgasse 12/4, 1040 Wien
doors: 2pm
http://www.facebook.com/events/212657362186875/

Forwind would like to thank all those who contributed to a special evening at St. Leonards. A special thanks goes out to Robin for the beautiful venue, Celia Topping for her captivating photography and Paul Cowie and Mark Punt for filming the whole event. Charlie Beresford worked tirelessly to record the evening which we will make available shortly.

Ed Devane

Charlie Beresford from Fourth Page

Elvers

Wei-ya Lin, Peter Marsh and Conor Curran from Sonnamble

Paul May from Fourth Page, Sonnamble, Elvers, Found drowned ...

James O'Sullivan and Found Drowned

the moon is a spaceship

Forwind duo Sonnamble take to the stage as part of an improvisation focused evening at aNOther festival next Saturday at the Palais Kabel Werk venue in Vienna. Ticket info , directions and all the necessary details can be found by following the links included. Hope to see some of you there.

Tickets available online from WeGotTickets

This event on Facebook and Last FM

For the past year or three Forwind Recordings have been quietly assembling a small but beautifully formed roster of left field artists from the UK and Ireland. Forwindings is an event that brings many of them together in the suitably atmospheric setting of London’s Shoreditch Church in an evening of eclectic, and immersive sonic exploration.

Eclectic is the word; the music on offer ranges from sludgecore dub to free improv to dystopic ambient drones to improvised songs to ambient jazz and live electroacoustic processing and a few dozen other hybrids that might not exist just yet. Bring some cushions.

Updated to reflect last minute cancellations from both Beyond 6 and Clang Sayne.

Platform

the moon is a spaceship - Cavernous dub meets stretched whacked out psychedelic dronecore from electric guitar and software in a windtunnel on the edge of a black hole.

Wei-ya Lin & Charlie Beresford - Improvisation for viola and acoustic guitar.

Elvers - Poised, spacey and sometimes deeply groovy free jazz from an acoustic trio of trumpet, bass and drums. “a group to watch” (All About Jazz)

James O’ Sullivan/Found Drowned - Rich abstract soundscapes from a bewildering array of metal objects, an electric guitar and a volume pedal - Keith Rowe with a hint of Chet Atkins, perhaps. Joined by double bass and percussion to explore the missing link between Can, AMM and the Jim Hall Trio.

Ed Devane - Deep listening celestial drones from zithers and processing.

Sonnamble - Immersive electroacoustic improvisation from lapsteel guitar, dobro, viola, percussion and processing. “unveils its profound beauty with great care” (The Milk Factory)

Fourth Page - Improvising quartet play hushed, intense songs that can recall Bill Evans, John Martyn or Morton Feldman. “the kind of song cycle Schubert might have written if he was around today” (Fiona Talkington, Late Junction, Radio 3)