Improvs 2021

Vocal improvisation, nuts, bowls, city ambience.

Nuts

A review of the second day of the Tectonics Glasgow festival 2022.

Tectonics Glasgow 2022 Day Two

18 Sep walk improv (underpowered)

18 Sep walk improv (boring)

Hollow

Hidden

A review of Day 1 (Sat 29 Apr) of the 2023 Tectonics Glasgow festival.

Tectonics Glasgow 2023 Day 1 review

A review of Day 2 of Tectonics Glasgow 2023

Tectonics Glasgow 2023 Day 2 review

EDWARD. Kind words and mutual talk makes our grief greater.
   Therefore, with dumb embracement, let us part.
   Stay, Gaveston; I cannot leave thee thus.
GAVESTON. For every look, my love drops down a tear:
   Seeing I must go, do not renew my sorrow.

Christopher Marlowe, Edward II, Act 1 Scene 4

For every look, my love drops down a tear

The first in an occasional 'artists series' within my mattreviews podcasts in which I examine artists who are significant to me. I begin with Derek Jarman, and as a way of structuring my thoughts concentrate primarily on his film War Requiem, which is structured around the 1963 recording of Benjamin Britten's War Requiem, itself a setting of the Requiem Mass and selected poems of Wilfred Owen.  

mattreviews podcast can be found at https://audioboo.fm/playlists/1258336-mattreviews-podcast, only the longer 'artists series' podcasts will be posted to SoundCloud.

mattreviews podcast: artists series - Derek Jarman

A description of a walk from Manchester to York.

I Walked for 25 Hours Nonstop!

An account of a 19 hour walk around the outside of the M60, Manchester's orbital motorway.

I Walked for 19 Hours Around the M60!

A description of a walk from Manchester to Thelwall; with digressions to complain about roads, and get angry about the recent race riots.

Thelwall, and Real World Intrusions

My take on Peter Bellamy's setting of a Rudyard Kipling poem. From a recent set of unaccompanied folk tunes I'll probably self-release shortly.

Oak, Ash and Thorn

Tear Fet's performance at Gary Fisher's Noise Above Noise Residency event on 24 April 2015 at The Penthouse NQ, Manchester. Both Gary Fisher's two sets, and Helmut Lemke's performance were excellent, as they were the following day at Fundevogel in Todmorden.

Data Protection

Sun 20 Nov at Colour Out Of Space review

santiago's dead media #6: Matt Dalby on Sunderland Point

In the most recent programme I talk about my trip out to Sunderland Point on 23 October.

Published a little late - it should have been with you early yesterday, apologies.

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waspcast

santiago's dead media #6: Matt Dalby on Sunderland Point

In the first of a three-part session Matt Dalby and Adrian Slatcher discuss light, the seasons, Oscar The Modular Body (http://www.themodularbody.com), exploded narrative, HP Lovecraft and racism, colonial and other histories of oppression, early African and Chinese settlement in Liverpool and Cardiff (and early 20th century race riots), short fiction and more.

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Podcasts are also available at:
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Tear Fet

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