Delays Have Dangerous Ends
Aether + Vassallo | Delays Have Dangerous Ends | Double Single Launch
Lazybones Lounge Restaurant & Bar
294 Marrickville Rd
Apr 19, 2024
7:00 PM GMT+10
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Immerse yourself gently into an evening of richly layered atmospherics … experience the deep cool, the light, the shadow, the pulse and mystery of ambient music.
AETHER + VASSALLO launch the second single from their debut album, 'Unbroken'.
Bronwyn Eather's soundscapes, piano & haunting vocalisations, entwine with Paul Vassallo's dark, attentive and achingly sweet guitar, bringing you antipodean ambience and firefly fantasy.
Recently profiled on ABC radio, the resulting album is Aether + Vassallo's ambient suite ‘Unbroken’, a collection of eerie and atmospheric ambient compositions, brilliantly engineered in the studio by Tim Kevin.
"The sound and the poetry is beautiful!" Lindsay McDougall, ABC Illawarra
DELAYS HAVE DANGEROUS ENDS is the project of Matthew Syres and Genevieve Von Black, Australian improvisers driving music trains head first across multiple genres - bending guitar and keys into hypnotic and powerful mantras. They will also launch their first single.
"...a sonic duo of soaring proportions..." Josh Shipton, 'Blue Eyed Ravens'
ILLAWARRA RECORDING SERVICE is an ambient music project based on Dharawal country. Mostly led by Joe Blakeney. Performances usually feature a friend or two, playing instruments or reading poetry.
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Delays Have Dangerous Ends Biography
Delays Have Dangerous Ends is the project of Matthew Syres and Genevieve Von Black, Australian improvisers driving music trains head first across multiple genres - bending guitar and keys into hypnotic and powerful mantras. Syres brings years of experimental and post rock to the fray. Von Black injects mashups of jazz, doom and influences from heavy rock and heavy classical music.
Delays Have Dangerous Ends bring their love of all the dark things together with instrumental narrative in a long-form improvisation format. Think Bohren and der Club of Gore, The Necks, Nick Cave, Alister Spence, Joseph Tawardros, Saint Vitus, Earth, Melvins, Oren Ambarchi, Alice Coltrane, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Cluster, Sunn O))), films and Nordic noir.
Delays Have Dangerous Ends formed in the bleak Sydney autumn of 2022. It started with an improvisation riffing from a doomjazz idea and responding to the ravens singing outside in the fading afternoon light. Delays Have Dangerous Ends listeners are immersed in landscapes like this, travelling from the sublimely beautiful to darkly epic. This is not music for every day - it is for every night.
“Imagine Vangelis and Alexander Hacke had unprotected sex and the spawn of their reptilian egg (which had two yolks) formed a sonic duo of soaring proportions who took you into the kind of sonic hell where Brian Eno will finally rest after the great Enocalypse of 2157. Ladies and mutants, this is Delays Have Dangerous Ends.”
Josh Shipton: Curator EVIL - Experimental Vs Improvised Live Sydney
Read MoreDelays Have Dangerous Ends bring their love of all the dark things together with instrumental narrative in a long-form improvisation format. Think Bohren and der Club of Gore, The Necks, Nick Cave, Alister Spence, Joseph Tawardros, Saint Vitus, Earth, Melvins, Oren Ambarchi, Alice Coltrane, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Cluster, Sunn O))), films and Nordic noir.
Delays Have Dangerous Ends formed in the bleak Sydney autumn of 2022. It started with an improvisation riffing from a doomjazz idea and responding to the ravens singing outside in the fading afternoon light. Delays Have Dangerous Ends listeners are immersed in landscapes like this, travelling from the sublimely beautiful to darkly epic. This is not music for every day - it is for every night.
“Imagine Vangelis and Alexander Hacke had unprotected sex and the spawn of their reptilian egg (which had two yolks) formed a sonic duo of soaring proportions who took you into the kind of sonic hell where Brian Eno will finally rest after the great Enocalypse of 2157. Ladies and mutants, this is Delays Have Dangerous Ends.”
Josh Shipton: Curator EVIL - Experimental Vs Improvised Live Sydney
Doom Jazz
Experimental Alternative
Improvised Music
Jazz Noir
Ambient Post Rock
Dark Ambient
Doom
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