The Gig I'm playing monday 8th/Tim Bowness' al***
Posted by: Stephen Bennett on 05 November 2004
Hi all
I'd previously posted about an album I've just finished working on which was released last week on One Little Indian (http://www.indian.co.uk/timbowness/) - Tim Bowness' 'My Hotel Year'.
We're doing a gig at the spitz in Spittalfields, London (www.spitz.co.uk) Monday night. If any of you do come, please come over and say hello. (I'm the un-bearded keyboards man)
Regards
Stephen
Gig: Band list and times
Gamine - 8.20-8.40
Roger Eno - 8.50-9.10
Tim Bowness/band - 9.20-10.05
Rothko - 10.15-10.45
This was the OLI press release, for those interested:
'Calling all fans of Bowie, Sylvian, This Mortal Coil and the quintessential 4AD sound, Hammill, Walker, Drake, Tim Buckley, Eno, Marks Hollis and Eitzel, Portishead, Red House Painters and existential introspection set to a smorgasbord of 21st century beats - upbeat, downbeat or simply a heartbeat.'
Sunday Times review, Sunday 31st October 2004
'Tim Bowness, one half of the minimalist
miserablists No-Man, captures such sentiments unblinkingly on a superb album that is all sighed vocals, exposed, vaguely creepy piano motifs and lyrics marooned in self-absorption and regret. Too often this sort of approach
makes you want to scream and reach for the remote. Bowness, though, pitches it just right: emotions are raw and stripped bare.'
I'd previously posted about an album I've just finished working on which was released last week on One Little Indian (http://www.indian.co.uk/timbowness/) - Tim Bowness' 'My Hotel Year'.
We're doing a gig at the spitz in Spittalfields, London (www.spitz.co.uk) Monday night. If any of you do come, please come over and say hello. (I'm the un-bearded keyboards man)
Regards
Stephen
Gig: Band list and times
Gamine - 8.20-8.40
Roger Eno - 8.50-9.10
Tim Bowness/band - 9.20-10.05
Rothko - 10.15-10.45
This was the OLI press release, for those interested:
'Calling all fans of Bowie, Sylvian, This Mortal Coil and the quintessential 4AD sound, Hammill, Walker, Drake, Tim Buckley, Eno, Marks Hollis and Eitzel, Portishead, Red House Painters and existential introspection set to a smorgasbord of 21st century beats - upbeat, downbeat or simply a heartbeat.'
Sunday Times review, Sunday 31st October 2004
'Tim Bowness, one half of the minimalist
miserablists No-Man, captures such sentiments unblinkingly on a superb album that is all sighed vocals, exposed, vaguely creepy piano motifs and lyrics marooned in self-absorption and regret. Too often this sort of approach
makes you want to scream and reach for the remote. Bowness, though, pitches it just right: emotions are raw and stripped bare.'