Daniel Higgs – tomorrow!

One of our favourite performers plays an intimate shows at Hare & Hounds tomorrow, and we are VERY excited. Daniel Higgs, the Lungfish vocalist, visual artist and punk rock messiah will perform a solo set – apparently he’s been playing around with some Algerian tunings on the banjo during this tour.

You can get an advance ticket for £8 via www.theticketsellers.co.uk

He’s a legendary tattooist as well and you can check out some of his visual work here www.50watts.com/Bear-the-Signs

Doors are 8pm and support comes from The Horse Loom and Adam Beckley, who are both

definitely worth checking out so get there early.

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Adam Beckley added to 15th May bill

Photo by Katja Ogrin

Adam Beckley joins the bill for next Wednesday’s show with Daniel Higgs and The Horse Loom at Hare & Hounds. He plays ambient drone guitar, creating hypnotic sounds reminiscent Tim Hecker. You can stream Adam’s performance at St Paul’s Church last year, supporting Esmerine, via his bandcamp

You can grab a ticket in advance for £8 via theticketsellers.co.uk

 

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Adam Beckley at St Paul’s church – listen

You can now listen online to Adam Beckley’s performance at St Paul’s church in May last year, supporting Esmerine. Physical copies of the recording have now sold out but you can stream online or buy a digital copy. Click through to listen.

“This record came out of a recording where I was lucky enough to support Esmerine (featuring members of Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Set Fire To Flames, Silver Mt Zion). It was made extra special by being able to play in the beautiful St Paul’s Church in Birmingham. Thank-you to Capsule for asking me to play, and all who came to the show!”

Our next event at the lovely St Paul’s church takes place Saturday 27th April and features Barn Owl, Grumbling Fur and Ex Easter Island Head. Tickets are available via www.theticketsellers.co.uk

 

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Esmerine @ St Paul’s Church-photos

Thanks to all who came along to what was a really special show last Saturday. The stunning St Paul’s Church was animated with beautiful visuals and gorgeous sounds from Canada’s Esmerine. The multi instrumental collective, featuring members of Godspeed and Silver Mt ZIon created an incredible audio visual experience that matched the venue perfectly.

Support came from Stourbridge’s Adam Beckley, performing drone guitar looped through various effects

The audience in their pews

An incredible setting for the show

Visual artist Clea Minnaker offered unusual projections, using physical objects on a light table

Photos courtesy of Katja Ogrin http://www.katjaogrinphotography.com

A great evening all round, thanks again to audience, artists and our ever lovely volunteers. The next show will have a slightly different feel, with Harvey Milk performing at Hare & Hounds on Tuesday 22nd May – but hey, that’s the diversity you can expect from Capsule!

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Esmerine on Saturday

A very special show is approaching this

Saturday 12 May – Esmerine (featuring members of Godspeed You! Black Emperor and A Silver Mt Zion) will perform at St Paul’s Church in the Jewellery Quarter. Check out the video below for a sneak preview of the band and the visual artist working the projections. There are a few tickets available at https://www.theticketsellers.co.uk and we’ll be running our own bar, so expect some good ale to accompany your night.

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Check out Adam Beckley


Esmerine support act – Adam Beckley


Hailing from Stourbridge near Birmingham, Adam Beckley uses field recordings and looped samples to create textures of sound, sometimes hypnotic noise, other times dreamy soundscapes.
Adam has released two tapes. The first called ‘Revere’ through the label ‘Carnage Club‘. The second and most recent release is a split tape with Los Angeles based musician Beru. This was put out on Adam’s own tape label ‘Armed Within Movement’ and is the first release for the label. You can listen to both these releases on the links below.

adambeckley.bandcamp.com
armedwithinmovement.bandcamp.com

Adam will support Esmerine in Birmingham on Saturday 12th May at St Paul’s Church. Tickets are available here

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