
A friend of mine who runs wasistdas.co.uk is putting on the legendary Damo Suzuki from Can at the Trades Club in Hebden Bridge. Entry price is £7 for non members and £5 for members. Playing with Damo on the night are the following confirmed musicians:
Ian Hinton-Smith – Ian first made his name as the guitar player for Alfie [Twisted Nerve/Regal Records] but also played most of the drums on Badly Drawn Boy’s classic debut album “The Hour Of The Bewilderbeast”. Since then, he went on to play with Jim Noir which lead to the formation of his last band The Beep Seals.
Tony “Tuba” Whittingham – Tony is an ambassador for the tuba. As well as playing all over the world in brass bands such as the Brighouse & Rastrick, he has also played his instrument for everything from improvised oompah bands to jazz bands.
The Window Right – One of Damo’s favourite bands, he’s played with them in Huddersfield, London and Leeds. A tight 3-piece playing electronic tinged post-rock, they’ll be playing a full support slot and then joining Damo’s backing group for a full-on out there session.
Cool Piano Roll – local heroes, they sound like Sigur Ros jamming with the Cinematic Orchestra. They’ll also be playing a support slot and joining Damo’s backing group
Also DJing on the night is The Was Ist Das soundsystem and Dawn Hinton-Smith – Dawn’s DJing CV includes B-Music and Electric Mud in Manchester.