JULY 2009: GO TO THESE SHOWS

Logic Problem (USA)
Shitty Limits
The Horror
Big City Plan

Monday 6th July at Scruffy Murphy's
Dale End, Birmingham B4 7LN

futilityexercise@gmail.com for info

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Prefuse 73 (USA)
Dimlite (USA, Zach Hill)

Monday 6th July at Hare & Hounds,
King's Heath, Birmingham

http://www.capsule.org.uk for info

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Birmingham Sound Matter concert

Wednesday 8th July at Ikon eastside
183 Fazeley Street, Digbeth, Birmingham

The result of a period of workshops and composition, the concert features new compositions (created from field recordings of sound sources located within the Birmingham area) by international sound artist Francisco Lopez (Madrid) and composers / sound artists Nicholas Bullen, Helena Gough, Bobby Bird, Mark Harris, Martin Clarke, Annie Mahtani, and Cormac Faulkner.

***The performance will take place on a quadraphonic sound system.
Seats are strictly limited: please book as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
£6.00

http://modulateav.wordpress.com/ for info

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Supersonic Festival

Friday 24th, Saturday 25th, Sunday 26th July
at Custard Factory, Digbeth, Birmingham

Corrupted
Goblin
Thorr's Hammer
Penny Rimbaud (Crass)
Jarboe (Swans)
Pram
65 Days Of Static
Scorn
Marnie Stern
Zu
Skullflower
Growing
The Accused
Kim Hiorthoy
Rose Kemp
Iron Lung
Venetian Snares
Head Of David
Flower/Corsano Duo
Chris Herbert
Pre
... and more!

Capsule Supersonic for info

CAPSULE AT IKON GALLERY

Lisa Meyer and Jenny Moore (aka Capsule) are giving a talk 18:30 till 19:30 at Ikon, Birmingham 24/06/09. Places are free but should be reserved by calling Ikon.
"A number of well-known individuals undertake a series of talks inspired by Desert Island Discs. Asked to select their eight favourite works of art, speakers will reveal their personal inspirations, illustrated by a slide show."

Details.

*listen to the audio slideshow

LINE STEPPERS EXHIBITION

Footage of prep for the Line Steppers group exhibition at the end of May.
The warehouse space is huge and open, it was a good collection of art, a warm sunny evening, and free beer is always welcomed.
Why aren't there group exhibitions around Digbeth more often?

Jibbering Art