March 10, 2007
the immediatists, last night
The Immediatists brought us about 2 hours of improvised music which I really quite enjoyed - some (most) moments worked better than (a few) others but that's how it is in improv-land. There were certainly plenty of good bits where, say, a bassline might lock in with the drums while the violin wept overhead, leaving the guitar to wander off into space and return with a few odd sounds. Their next gig is on the 18th at the Rob Roy, around 6:15pm - get yerself along. There's plenty of listening material on their myspace page (scroll down, there's more than the 4 tracks up top).
[ see all photos of The Immediatists from last night. ]
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Comments (3)
Walked right past the front door (drunk) about 9:45pm with some workmates and I knew you'd be inside, but I wasn't going to try some convincing. We ended up at a pizza pasta place across the road and listed to various bands from out on the street. Oh well - next time.
Posted by dfv | March 10, 2007 4:11 PM
Posted on March 10, 2007 16:11
Yeah, I must admit to spending plenty of time watching people passing by trying to make sense of the music (especially during some of the less conventional moments).
Posted by cos
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March 10, 2007 4:14 PM
Posted on March 10, 2007 16:14
That was an interesting gig. Scarlette is very badly set up for a band, having the players basically facing a brick wall while the majority of the audience sits to the right. So bad sound quality would be a problem.
Anyway, the gig itself was very enjoyable.
Thanks for taking the photos Andrew, we were very impressed with your work.
Posted by steve | April 17, 2007 7:10 PM
Posted on April 17, 2007 19:10