Eddie Prevost

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November 11, 2005

19:30pm - 01:00am
Bardens,38-44 Stoke Newington Road, London N16
£3.£5 after 11.

Acts:

“The intensity of the noise had not let up one bit, and with a few quick twists of the knobs on his belt any sense of waning was replaced by a new level of sound and violence. He bit the glass again, removing another big chunk, and then returned to the “first position,” now with a piece of glass less than half it’s original size. Again, the sound advanced to a new intensity, and at this point his entire face was red with blood that was mixing with his saliva and mucus to drip in tendrils from his hands, chin, and of course the glass.
The final moments of the performance are hard to describe - suffice it to say that there was no piece of glass remaining that was larger that two inches in size. I was definitely left with an awareness that I had seen something that was totally for real - and I know that I’ve been a better person for it in the three days since.”

Micheal Smith on los angeles 05/03/05

Sakada

Mattin & Eddie Prevost’s shifting ensemble play a ‘more powerful’ set with ” ” [sic] Goldie.

Mattin - Guitar / Eddie Prevost - Drums / ” ” [sic] Goldie - Drums

www.forcedexposure.com/artists/sakada.html

www.mattin.org/recordings/reviewsundistilled.html

Lee gamble

live audio computer decomposition

www.kippengrabbelton.be/daypicture.htm

Murmer

After a recent tour of the U.S, American ‘murmer’ performs phonography & sound objects.

www.murmerings.com