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S@M Proudly presents: Vincent Oliver + Regolith & Stillborn With Apples

A night of soundscapes, improvisation and sonic art in an atmospheric and receptive environment curated by Kailas Elmer and Martin A. Smith. Featuring: Ambient, drone, electronica, IDM, future sounds, electro acoustic, and sound art performers. 

Vincent Oliver is an arch electronic artist and influential around LOAF records offices. 
Here’s what others have said: 

“...an insanely beautiful sound comparable to Slowdive’s Alison or
the finest moments of Ulrich Schnauss. A fabulous start for a strange
series, recommended.” Boomkat.com

“..by all accounts Vincent Oliver is a name you should remember
and perhaps bandy about if that’s what you like to do - ..For a first
time release this is really on a very accomplished and thoughtful
level. Well deserving of it’s beautiful packaging, this is a gentle epic
that will whip up a quiet storm.” Warpmart, UK.

“Vincent Oliver creates kaleidoscopic music with touches of irony
and full of purity that subtly reference a variety of inspirations” Trax
Magazine.

“…Vincent Oliver puts forward a fluid intelligent electronica which
will garner him respect from established artists” Popnews, France.

"Vincent Oliver a perfect three minutes of pop before blossoming into a sky-sized shoegaze workout complete with overdriven guitar and glockenspiel.." Wire, UK
http://www.vincentoliver.co.uk/

REGOLITH
Regolith formed in 2005 for the purpose of creating music on a geological scale; music of mountains, shifting like glaciers, slow and relentless processes on grand timescales. From deep tectonic ambience to explosive volcanic orchestral noise, this is music of stone, designed to be as contemplative and beautiful - yet unpredictable and dangerous - as nature itself.
Regolith are:
G. Ross - Warped Lunar Decay
D. Graham - Sedimentary Subsonics
http://www.myspace.com/droneout

Stillborn With Apples
Landscapes, Music Concrete and Atonality.
http://www.stillbornwithapples.com

1/9/10

Muse Gallery, 269 Portobello Road, w10 1lh.

7pm-onwards.

Tickets £5 
http://www.wegottickets.com/event/74926

http://www.sound.themuseat269.com/