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On June 20th a sombre darkness will settle over London town…
Last year My Silent Wake released the finest album of their storied career, Lost In Memories, Lost In Grief and now they celebrate their 20th anniversary, two decades of magical, diverse, unique and epic doom. On this memorable night they will perform their last ever live show in London before retreating from the stage forever.
Joining My Silent Wake in their bittersweet commemoration are The Medea Project, who are unveiling their second album, Kharon – a collection of sounds from the underworld – dread doom, sinister blackness and gothic visions entwined in arcane mystery.
And opening this ceremony of shadows will be The River, who will lead those gathered into the darkness with their incomparable blend of fragile beauty, rich textures and weighty chords, steeped in atmosphere and portent.
Three remarkable bands, three distinct entities, one very special night.
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The Medea Project Biography
At the tail end of summer in 2003, on the unfashionable East Coast of South Africa, in a town known more for its weed and surfing than doom. The Medea Project arose from the minds of a few disillusioned individuals, burning fast and bright, bursting its way onto an unwary scene and then falling into a state of remission. Not dead, always festering under the surface of guitarist and front-man Brett Minnie’s mind.
Fast forward to the present, albeit on different shores. Recruiting seasoned bass/keyboard player, Pauline Silver on drums, and newcomer Bradley Reimann on bass, The Medea Project was resurrected.
Fusing a down tuned wall of sound, raw tribal drum grooves, some punk DIY sensibilities, all interwoven with a touch of goth, death, black and stoner; The Medea Project unleashed itself on the unwary Kent and London crowds from March 2017 to September 2017 which included 2 headlining shows in London. During this period they recorded their first EP in April 2017, which was shortly followed by a music video featuring the single, “Babylon”.
Read MoreFast forward to the present, albeit on different shores. Recruiting seasoned bass/keyboard player, Pauline Silver on drums, and newcomer Bradley Reimann on bass, The Medea Project was resurrected.
Fusing a down tuned wall of sound, raw tribal drum grooves, some punk DIY sensibilities, all interwoven with a touch of goth, death, black and stoner; The Medea Project unleashed itself on the unwary Kent and London crowds from March 2017 to September 2017 which included 2 headlining shows in London. During this period they recorded their first EP in April 2017, which was shortly followed by a music video featuring the single, “Babylon”.
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