MYSTERY DICK
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Pestrepeller play the Equinox festival in London on Sunday 14th June 2009Pestrepeller are playing our first live gig in over five years, at the Equinox Festival in London. Billed as ‘A Festival of Scientific Illumination’, it will be ‘a cross cultural platform for the exhibition of creative and innovative approaches to spiritual discovery’, a multi-media event with talks (including one by friend of Pestrepeller, Edwin Pouncey), films and music from the likes of John Zorn, Comus and Z’EV. It will be the first stage appearance for the expanded Pestrepeller which features Sharon Gal and Peter Hope-Evans, as well as ‘core trio’ Savage Pencil, Harley Richardson and Ed Pinsent. This is the version of the band that recorded Alphabet of Daggers, the still unreleased follow-up to Isle of Dark Magick, as well as the track As Wolf (see below). Venue - Conway Hall in London. Tickets are on sale here - Sunday-only passes cost £27, weekend passes (Friday-Sunday) cost £80 Unreleased album previewsHear excerpts from two as-yet-unreleased albums - Pestrepeller’s Alphabet of Daggers and Mystery Dick’s Single Angel - on a 2008 edition of the Resonance 104.4 FM comics programme, Strip, the theme of the show being “Stand Up Comics: Music and Performance by Small Press Artists and Writers”. You can hear it now: part 1 and part 2 (we’re in part 2). The show was compiled and presented by Gemma Cantlow, editor of Layby Perk, and also featured recordings by folks such as Daniel Locke, Sylvie Wynn and Steven Tillotson. |
Recordings
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From the press release: "Prepare yourself for this gem of free-improvised-found-sound-collage enriched with dark pagan folky vibes and supernatural horror noise dedicated to HP Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith and Austin Osman Spare!" Read more. |
| Pestrepeller's wild cover of 'Noises for the Leg' is included on the 'Noises for the Limb' CD, a tribute to the Bonzo Dog Band (limited edition of 499, now available on the Wood Records website). An epic 20+ minute version of 'the Leg' may also see the light one day.
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