"Extraordinary producer of high intensity avant electronics, Warp Records' Tim Exile collaborates with pianist Sarah Nicolls
and jazz saxophonist and composer Jason Yarde in this specially created new project."
This is something I've been looking forward to for a while, Sarah Nicolls on her new invention: the newly invented 'piano'.I must admit I don't know much about Tim Exile, but what I've heard is good, like most things WARP endorses, somehow his solo material seems to mix of quite mainstream electronic dance music, noise, and obscurity with a kind of 'Depech Mode' bleakness. Jason Yarde, on the other hand seems more in the vain of Rashid Roland Kirk, or even Coltrane, but more straight than either (at least what I can find), reminds me a bit of Jazz Jamaica, without the extensive instrumentation. But with this mixture I think it'll be a very interesting evening, and it's FREE!
Friday, April 17, 2009
5:30pm - 6.30pm
'the front room'. Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Centre.
"A brand new collaboration with WARP's newest signing, Tim Exile. The first appearance of Sarah's newly invented upright, mechanicalised piano in London - come and wonder at the little ticking motors, the magic Wii wheel and the virtuosity of Mr Exile.
The South Bank Centre calendar"
This is something I've been looking forward to for a while, Sarah Nicolls on her new invention: the newly invented 'piano'.I must admit I don't know much about Tim Exile, but what I've heard is good, like most things WARP endorses, somehow his solo material seems to mix of quite mainstream electronic dance music, noise, and obscurity with a kind of 'Depech Mode' bleakness. Jason Yarde, on the other hand seems more in the vain of Rashid Roland Kirk, or even Coltrane, but more straight than either (at least what I can find), reminds me a bit of Jazz Jamaica, without the extensive instrumentation. But with this mixture I think it'll be a very interesting evening, and it's FREE!
Friday, April 17, 2009
5:30pm - 6.30pm
'the front room'. Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Centre.
"A brand new collaboration with WARP's newest signing, Tim Exile. The first appearance of Sarah's newly invented upright, mechanicalised piano in London - come and wonder at the little ticking motors, the magic Wii wheel and the virtuosity of Mr Exile.
The South Bank Centre calendar"
