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Re-Ghoster with Nate Wooley, plus Mordecoli (Ecka Mordecai and Valerio Tricoli)

 

Tickets: £10 adv / £12 on the door / £8 for Safehouse members https://www.wegottickets.com/event/522014

22 September, 2021
8pm doors

£10 advance £12 on door
@ The Rose Hill

Re–Ghoster

Nate Wooley (USA): trumpet
Valerio Tricoli (IT):  Revox tape recorder & electronics
Nicolas Field (UK/CH):  drums & electronics
Thomas Florin (CH):  piano

Re–Ghoster are a trio of pianist Thomas Florin, drummer Nicolas Field and Revox tape maestro Valerio Tricoli. The acoustic instruments are fed to tape, magnetised, digested, re-eaten, reworked and regurgitated again by the machine.
For the release tour of their amazing new record ‘Or not all’, they have invited the renowned New York experimental trumpeter Nate Wooley to join them.


Mordecoli

Mordecoli is a new duo of Ecka Mordecai on cello (Takuroku Records) and Valerio Tricoli on Revox and electronics. They had an excellent residency recording at Cafe Oto last year, and we’re very excited to hearing them play together.


Plus

Dj Fiery Biscuits

John Butcher, Dominic Lash & Emil Karlsen

Thursday April 24th
7pm
£9 / £6 members + concs
@ The Rose Hill

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John Butcher, Dominic Lash & Emil Karlsen

John Butcher – saxophones
Dominic Lash – double bass
Emil Karlsen – drums

A trio of three acclaimed improvisors, who released their debut album ‘Here and How’ on Bead Records in 2023.

“Dominic Lash brought this trio together for a recording session at the end of 2022, reasoning that there is only ever one chance of capturing the first time a group plays together. Not that the trio was starting from nothing – although the session that resulted in the album Here and How represents the first time John Butcher and Emil Karlsen had ever played together, Lash and Butcher have a collaborative history going back about fifteen years, while Lash and Karlsen have worked together with increasing frequency.

There is also the heritage of the sax/bass/drums trio format, which this band treats as a resource to be drawn upon rather than a template to be limited by. This allows the music to move seamlessly from pure sonic exploration to dynamic momentum and back again. The album garnered positive reviews and the group has since been featured on BBC Radio 3 and performed regularly. ”

“A master class in closely attentive group playing… anticipation and responsiveness become indistinguishable.” – Julian Cowley, The Wire

“The technical skill on display is incredible, giving these wild, angular jaunts an undercurrent of precision that elevates them to new heights.” – Foxy Digitalis

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