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Where are we now? Episode 6
Thirtythree-45 and Droichead Arts Centre
In association with Drogheda Arts Festival
Thirtythree-45 and Droichead Arts Centre present a new curated programme of sound and music based on the theme ‘Where are we now? which will broadcast on thirtythree-45’s radio stream, and Droichead Arts Centre’s podcast channel over July and August. Local, national and international artists have been invited to respond to this theme based on the David Bowie song of the same name.
Featured artists for Episode 6: Phil & Jim Christie & Tara Boath Mooney.
Same again - Phil & Jim Christie 9pm UTC
The Bonk is a musical project based around compositions by Waterford musician and songwriter, Philip Christie (formerly of O Emperor). Gathering influences from 60’s garage, jazz, and experimental pop, recursive rhythms and improvised melodies are brought together in loose minimalist song forms.
The group’s first collection of recordings, ‘The Bonk Seems To Be A Verb’, was released as a limited edition cassette via Drogheda label thirtythree-45 in October 2017.
‘Same Again’ uses live improvisation, tape loops and close harmony vocals to think through the tension between repetitions and what is always new .The similarity of sibling voices, the uncanny consequence of near-identical gene combinations conjured years apart, is used as a starting point.
Aeolian - Tara Boath Mooney 9.30 UTC
The Clumsy Giantess is a visual and sound artist who works from a cave in the North West. She collaborates with Tara Baoth Mooney in the egg house, across different forms and practices including performance, herbal animism, composition, drawing and spoken-song. Both do other things too.
Aeolian daytrip for all the people: Uncontained humans. Contained humans. Containers.
Slippy getaways. Secret ears. Record the walls before they cave in.
Violence and terror sours the flesh. Reduce me to a biological trace. Empty sea. People. Full sea. Goltraí.
Sticky flies. Sticky buns. The Bones bleach. Dehumanise me.
Caoineadh. Holy God. Unholy God. Incant - decant. Excavate - eliminate. No homes to go to.
Loss leaves holes. Innocence is stained by souls. Deora searbh braon beag blasta.
Geantraí. Damhsa. Deora athais. Souls spring from hard floors. Time swells and shrinks. Laughter in the belly. Baling twine. Astral Agartha. Scimíni. Croí-Cairdeachas. The crow is our friend. Fat heart hope. Eirí ar eiteog.
Suantraí. Bringlóidí. Spioradálta. Réaltach. Sleep now. Love is not the answer. Love is the answer
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By Droichead Arts CentreThirtythree-45 and Droichead Arts Centre
In association with Drogheda Arts Festival
Thirtythree-45 and Droichead Arts Centre present a new curated programme of sound and music based on the theme ‘Where are we now? which will broadcast on thirtythree-45’s radio stream, and Droichead Arts Centre’s podcast channel over July and August. Local, national and international artists have been invited to respond to this theme based on the David Bowie song of the same name.
Featured artists for Episode 6: Phil & Jim Christie & Tara Boath Mooney.
Same again - Phil & Jim Christie 9pm UTC
The Bonk is a musical project based around compositions by Waterford musician and songwriter, Philip Christie (formerly of O Emperor). Gathering influences from 60’s garage, jazz, and experimental pop, recursive rhythms and improvised melodies are brought together in loose minimalist song forms.
The group’s first collection of recordings, ‘The Bonk Seems To Be A Verb’, was released as a limited edition cassette via Drogheda label thirtythree-45 in October 2017.
‘Same Again’ uses live improvisation, tape loops and close harmony vocals to think through the tension between repetitions and what is always new .The similarity of sibling voices, the uncanny consequence of near-identical gene combinations conjured years apart, is used as a starting point.
Aeolian - Tara Boath Mooney 9.30 UTC
The Clumsy Giantess is a visual and sound artist who works from a cave in the North West. She collaborates with Tara Baoth Mooney in the egg house, across different forms and practices including performance, herbal animism, composition, drawing and spoken-song. Both do other things too.
Aeolian daytrip for all the people: Uncontained humans. Contained humans. Containers.
Slippy getaways. Secret ears. Record the walls before they cave in.
Violence and terror sours the flesh. Reduce me to a biological trace. Empty sea. People. Full sea. Goltraí.
Sticky flies. Sticky buns. The Bones bleach. Dehumanise me.
Caoineadh. Holy God. Unholy God. Incant - decant. Excavate - eliminate. No homes to go to.
Loss leaves holes. Innocence is stained by souls. Deora searbh braon beag blasta.
Geantraí. Damhsa. Deora athais. Souls spring from hard floors. Time swells and shrinks. Laughter in the belly. Baling twine. Astral Agartha. Scimíni. Croí-Cairdeachas. The crow is our friend. Fat heart hope. Eirí ar eiteog.
Suantraí. Bringlóidí. Spioradálta. Réaltach. Sleep now. Love is not the answer. Love is the answer