FR#309 Led Bib / Brothers Bula
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Free Entry (Donations welcome) | Doors 7:00 pm | Start 8:00pm
Free Range are proud to present veteran jazz punksters Led Bib, who are touring to promote their new album, Hotel Pupik.
‘Led Bib are back as a lean and mean four-piece for their first new album in several years. It’s a riotously melodic set, with saxophonists Chris Williams and Pete Grogan going toe-to-toe with maverick drummer/bandleader Mark Holub and wildly creative bassist Liran Donan. While they ‘continue to make the world safe for dangerous music’, the sound of the group has matured and become deeper and more melodic, incorporating influences from other cultures and weaving them into their Motorik, prog and punky DNA’ (JazzWise)
The Brothers Bula are Bexhill's greatest living musicians and are internationally renowned for their multi-faceted musical style and avant-garde anti-aesthetic. Having been brothers since Toby's birth (2003) they have spent copious hours in a shed honing their auditory craft, which manifests as a heady concoction of explosive drumming, vintage TV themes, wailing sax and joie de vivre.
This Spring season is kindly supported by public funding from Arts Council England.
Free Range are proud to present veteran jazz punksters Led Bib, who are touring to promote their new album, Hotel Pupik.
‘Led Bib are back as a lean and mean four-piece for their first new album in several years. It’s a riotously melodic set, with saxophonists Chris Williams and Pete Grogan going toe-to-toe with maverick drummer/bandleader Mark Holub and wildly creative bassist Liran Donan. While they ‘continue to make the world safe for dangerous music’, the sound of the group has matured and become deeper and more melodic, incorporating influences from other cultures and weaving them into their Motorik, prog and punky DNA’ (JazzWise)
The Brothers Bula are Bexhill's greatest living musicians and are internationally renowned for their multi-faceted musical style and avant-garde anti-aesthetic. Having been brothers since Toby's birth (2003) they have spent copious hours in a shed honing their auditory craft, which manifests as a heady concoction of explosive drumming, vintage TV themes, wailing sax and joie de vivre.
This Spring season is kindly supported by public funding from Arts Council England.
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