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Curbside Lambsear + Anaís

Live music 13€

Tuesday 20 October · 21:00

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Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto · Lisbon

Concert with Curbside Lambsear, an experimental folk duo with loops and textures, and Anaís, who presents songs between words and chords.

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Brief Introduction Curbside Lambsear Music about to happen. It's something that occasionally appears on the borders of pop and experimental rock. There are moments that marked history and are remembered even for how they stood out in a context that was already, in itself, quite generous. Think of This Heat tucked into post-punk and how what they did was much more than that; or Broadcast, who in the 1990s infiltrated Warp's promise of the future but, after all, looked too much at a past of a British tradition of making electronic music that only began to be genuinely understood globally almost twenty years later. Curbside Lear are not here to be so revolutionary, but they drink from the same source. Music about to happen. With melodies that stick. A present that marks the future. A duo made up of Magdalena McLean (caroline) and Annabelle Mödlinger (DJ and host of Roadkill Ikebana on NTS), Curbside Lear is a beautiful manual of music happening and about to happen. The principles come from folk, in the search for building a melodic sensitivity that is then completed with loops that create simple textures and fill the spaces of a music built from fragments. The voice crosses paths with several memories and sometimes Trish Keenan comes to mind, for the fit, less for the tone. They are also in line with contemporaries Tara Clerkin Trio. The song that introduced them to the world, 'Man The Door', is in line with the Bristol/London trio and their search for a new sense of music that crosses paths and finds another name that isn't trip hop. That's what this sounds like, something that is making its way to a future we'll remember in a few years. Music about to happen, happening now. AS ~ Anaís Between words and chords, between day and night, between home and the middle of the street, Anaís once again presents herself playing songs born from moments, whether observations of a split second or conversations between friends. She brings new songs and new friends. Doors open 20:30 Prices Entry - 13€

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Breve Introdução Curbside Lambsear Música por acontecer. É algo que volta e meia surge por aí nas fronteiras da pop com o rock experimental. Há momentos que marcaram a história e que são lembrados até pela forma como marcaram dentro de um contexto que já era, em si, bastante generoso. Pense-se nos This Heat enfiados ali no pós-punk e de como o que fizeram foi muito mais do que isso; ou os Broadcast, que nos 1990s infiltravam-se na promessa de futuro da Warp mas, afinal, olhavam demais para uma passado de uma tradição britânica de fazer electrónica que só começou a ser genuinamente entendida, de forma global, quase vinte anos depois. Curbside Lear não estão aqui para ser tão revolucionários, mas bebem do mesmo sítio. Música por acontecer. Com melodias que ficam. Um presente que marca o futuro. Duo composto por Magdalena McLean (caroline) e Annabelle Mödlinger (DJ e apresentadora de Roadkill Ikebana na NTS), as Curbside Lear é um belíssimo manual de música a acontecer e por acontecer. Os princípios vêm do folk, na procura da construção de uma sensibilidade melódica que depois se completa com loops que criam texturas simples e completam os espaços de uma música que se constrói à custa de fragmentos. A voz cruza caminhos com várias memórias e por vezes Trish Keenan vem à memória, pelo encaixe, menos pelo tom. Também estão em linha com os contemporâneos Tara Clerkin Trio. O tema que as introduziu ao mundo, 'Man The Door', está em linha com o trio de Bristol/Londres e com a sua procura de um novo sentido de música que cruza caminhos e que encontre um outro nome que não seja trip hop. É a isto que isto soa, a algo que está a fazer o caminho para trilhar um futuro que nos lembraremos daqui a uns anos. Música por acontecer, que acontece agora. AS ~ Anaís Entre palavras e acordes, entre o dia e a noite, entre a casa e o meio da rua, Anaís mais uma vez apresenta-se a tocar canções vindas de momentos, sejam observações de fração de segundo ou de conversas entre amigos. Traz consigo músicas novas e novos amigos. Abertura de Portas 20:30 Preços Entrada - 13€

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