During the Unicornucopia recording we had a session in Ulverston with singers interested in improvisation. Led by the wonderful Ali Rigg we workshopped through some exercises and produced some recordings to go in the pot for the album, including a
The Steve Varden Experience. Steve Varden is a multi-talented and multi-disciplined performer, digital musician and percussionist with far too many disabilities to his credit! Often delivering the unexpected, Steve is the not afraid to go off script in order to
Paul Clark is a North West based sax player and member of Elephant In The Room. Elephant in the Room is currently an improvising quartet. Established in 2014. Miles, Clayton, James and Paul began by exploring and developing their playing
Maja Bugge is a Norwegian cellist, composer and cello teacher based in Lancaster, UK. Since 1998 she has created a large body of work both as a solo artist and in collaboration with others for a number of organisations and
Want to be on the next Some Some Unicorn album? Then why not send us something for Sustained Peace, the opening of Unicornucopia. Sustained Piece. (John Stevens misremembered by Shaun Blezard) Send us a recording of yourself, or you and
Primarily a free improviser using melodeon and live electronics, also interested in traditional English music, and occasionally dragged back to play the post-punk music of my late 70’s youth in the band “Drop”. Curator of Linear Obsessional Recordings. Links: Bandcamp
First session complete recording Unicornucopia. We spent the day at the University of Salford with Manoli Moriaty with a steady flow of unicorns coming and going throughout the day. We got 2 hours worth of recordings done and they are
Steve Lewis is the man in charge of Deep Cabaret. DEEP CABARET is now a 6 piece band. Ben McCabe plays drums, Matt Robinson bass and other clarinets, Paul Sherwood hurdy-gurdy and bagpipes, Maja Bugge cello & Jayson Stilwell overtoning &
Manoli Moriaty is a composer, performer, and researcher. His practice includes cross-disciplinary performances, self-made noise systems, and electroacoustic tape works, with international presentations at music festivals, performing arts exhibitions, and academic conferences. Currently, he is researching collaborative interdisciplinary performance at
Electronics and one half of Gidoullie – avant/noise/organised sound/disorganised sound. Battery powered sounds. Found sounds. Links: Gidoullie Soundcloud