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THE FOLD
St. Audeons's church, Dublin
26 March - 4 June
presented by Note Productions with the Bottlenote collective, Ninepoint Records and The Joinery.
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We are delighted to announce The Fold - St. Audeon's Church. From March to
June, four Fold events will present exciting, interesting, challenging and different artists at work in Ireland today (and some guests) in the special
setting Dublin's earliest surviving medieval church, St. Audeon's.
The Fold is a space for new improvised and experimental music.
From noise and drones to jazz and traditional idioms, The Fold is a platform
for emergent artists and new practice. www.thefold.ie
FOLD 1 26 March 2009
SEÁN ÓG / FERGUS CULLEN, GAVIN DUFFY, KARL HIM / IARLA O'LIONÁIRD
FOLD 2 23 April 2009
MORLA / RAINFEAR. DONOHOE - MAYBURY
FOLD 3 21 May 2009
JUSTIN CARROLL'S TRIPLE PIGLET / ELECTRONIC SENSORIA BAND
FOLD 4 4 June 2009
CAOIMHÍN Ó RAGHALLAIGH / THREAD PULLS / CATHAL COUGHLAN (SPOKEN WORD)
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All 9-pt. releases are available to buy from this site. All purchases are
made via Paypal. If you’ve any queries you can email us here. Many tracks
are also available here as free MP3s, as are a number of download-only
releases and temporary releases.
Myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/ninepointrecords
All 9-pt releases also available from following outlets: road records (dublin); plug'd (cork); sound323 (london) and printer matter (new york)
"The slow angular spiked guitar trudge of Dublin young pups and three piece Thread Pulls is built from feedback, dissonant chops and reedy vocals... traversing a tar pit,
laborious foot lift by laborious foot lift, guitar dripping black oily tendrils and bitumen clots, like a heathen god risen from a forbidden land."
Nick Southgate, the WIRE
"Collectors of individualistic music, therefore, will have a field day, while fans of music that is neither soft nor safe also may find something to treasure here".
Tony Clayton-Lea, The Irish Times
"... a new take on electronic
post-punk minimalism...
this is definitely the kind of group fans of new school groovies Liars, No Age, or even Gang Gang Dance, would dig."
Foxi-digitalis
