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FR#283 Phil Minton's Feral Choir

  • Fruitworks 1-2 Jewry Lane Canterbury United Kingdom (map)

Award-winning ‘broken folk’ experimentalists, the Lunatraktors strip Anglo-Celtic traditional songs to their bare bones of vocal harmony and percussive dance, expanding them into weird, playful spaces with eclectic acoustic beats, accordion, whistles and deep drones. Ancient and contemporary, mournful and joyously deranged, Lunatraktors are ‘simply different’ (RTÉ Lyric FM). MOJO Top Ten Folk Albums 2019 & 2021

As part of this evening’s show, we present Kat Lewis’, Statement of Asylum: Remix. Originally projected onto the side of the Turner Contemporary in Margate, this is a projected collective poem made from anonymous words spoken by asylum seekers. Preview.

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FR#282 John Zorn's Cobra with Brighton Safehouse Collective and the Free Range Orchestra

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FR#284 The Six Tones / Kat Peddie / Evan Parker & Matt Wright