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[chilli]

Mon 8th May 06
Barzin (Monotreme Records) Canada
Delawair
+1 tbc
Doors 8pm
Entrance £5

Atsonishingly beautiful slow music, with hints of altcountrychamberpostrock;

crosses over Low/Tindersticks/Lambchop etc

The latest CD was recorded with Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers
playing a leading role in writing & playing. Also Nice to see a vibraphone player
coming to Aberdeen



Barzin mp3 off latest cd about 5pages down

here
http://www.monotremerecords.com/news.html

homepage
http://www.barzinh.com/main.html

myspace
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...le&friendID=48
660885
(two old tracks from 1st release)

[stuartmaxwell]

superb

may is looking rather good indeed

[chilli]

Originally Posted by stuartmaxwell

superb

may is looking rather good indeed

May is a great month whatever...........

[Larsen B]

I heard a bit of that Barzin fellow and couldn't make up my mind about him, but now there's the perfect opportunity. Yay etc.

[chilli]

here's some more information, for this lovely evening

Barzin (Monotreme Records) Canada
Beautiful slow, reflective, melancholic, introspective and confessional music circa Tindersticks meets The Red House Painters/Low.
A project that began sometime in 1995, Barzin was a solo endeavor at its inception. But somewhere along the way it shed its solitary skin allowing a wide array of characters into it's sound. From amongst a rotating cast of musicians, who occasionally made appearances on recordings and at performances, three individuals slowly became a fixture of this project. The three characters in question are Walter Kofman, Suzanne Hancock, and Tony Dekker. With the addition of these musicians the sound of the music has continued to remain true to the esthetics of quietness and minimalism. It still concerns itself with exploring the quiet side of pop.

www.barzinh.com

Delawair
are a 3-piece band from Aberdeen. During their short existence they have supported the likes of Ian McNabb (The Icicle Works), My Latest Novel and former Hue and Cry lightweight Pat Kane. Brought together by a mutual love of corks and diggers, they play loud songs, quiet songs and are partial to the occasional mid-tempo ballad. They have no clear direction or purpose other than playing songs for people and concentrating on remembering the difficult bits.

Pete McConville
Former member of the now sadly defunct Jinx branching out in an experimental folk direction encompassing a wide range of influences including ska, throat singing, psycadelic folk, Indian folk and classical music and African music.

[Larsen B]

Awww, wee Pete too, what a lovely evening.

[Graeme]

And Delawair, now with added Chris Murty I believe. Hope that's lovely too!

[chilli]

Originally Posted by Graeme

And Delawair, now with added Chris Murty I believe. Hope that's lovely too!

if this is confirmed this will make it an even more fantastic night................

i believe we won't be fighting over door duties this night

Check that My Space link, methinks it's nae the one intended unless I'm missing something...

[chilli]

Originally Posted by bluesxman

Check that My Space link, methinks it's nae the one intended unless I'm missing something...

well spotted that man.............sorry drummer!!!!

its
http://www.myspace.com/barzinh