Wifey with Randomer & Lee Gamble – Saturday 30th March

Posted March 27, 2013

Wifey spent half of last year wanting to get Randomer down to their night without managing to do so, so we’re hyped to have him play for us at The Waiting Room. Their eagerness began at Dimensions Festival where he crafted a visceral, hard-hitting set, showcasing a distinctive range of genres and styles. The same approach has marked Randomer’s production with equally exciting results. Over the past 18 months he has delivered strong singles on Hemlock and Numbers, drawing on techno, grime, funky, garage and ghetto house, but never sounding derivative.
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Tim, Chad and Sherry – Saturday 23rd March

Posted March 21, 2013

This Saturday 23rd Tim, Chad & Sherry will be playing a free show with Molly Wager.
Back in 2009 A group of Silver Jews and Lambchop members got together to form a new band. The Nashville residents called themselves Tim Chad and Sherry and self-released their debut album ‘Baby We Can Work It Out’ later that year, catching the attention of cult band Pavement who invited them to play at their ATP festival. Fast forward to 2012 and Tirk Records release a three track EP called ‘The Love I Make’, receiving support from BBC 6 Music DJs Gideon Coe, Lauren Laverne, Nemone and most significantly Marc Riley, who invited frontman Brian Kotzur and the rest of the band over for a live session on his show in 2013. Kotzur is a man of many talents.
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Under An East Coast Moon Album Launch Live : William Adamson – Monday 18th March

Posted March 7, 2013

Giles Peterson’s label Brownswood are pleased to announce the release party of William Adamson’s “Under An East Coast Moon”. Support DJs come from the man himself Brownswood and Demus. Entry is Free.
William Adamson aka Rob Gallagher is a former talisman of acid jazz pioneers Galliano and sporadic poet Earl Zinger. Produced by heritage futurists 2 Banks Of 4, the multi-faceted Gallagher has created a topographical travelogue – a concept album in the truest sense – where the songs tell fragments of stories that have grown out of a small region in the Eastern Horn of England, with sounds more akin to recordings emanating from the Louisiana marshlands.
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