Rose Hill Records : Nad Spiro - Limbo Channel ALBUM LAUNCH

Name: Rose Hill Records : Nad Spiro - Limbo Channel ALBUM LAUNCH
Start: 2025-09-12T19:00:00+01:00
Location: 70-71 Rose Hill Terrace, BN1 4JL Brighton, United Kingdom

Schedule

Fri, 12 Sep, 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

70-71 Rose Hill Terrace, BN1 4JL Brighton, United Kingdom | Brighton, EN

FRIDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER | 7PM | £12 / £9 / PWYC
✰ For all you lovers of in-between otherworldly sounds that make time go weird, this show is for you.
✰ For lovers of post post punk power women who have always paved their own way within the music industry this show is also for you.
✰ For lovers of radio art and art radio this is the show for you.
✰ For curious minds who don’t know much about any of the above but want to hear music which whisks you away into unknown dimensions - this show is also for YOU!
“Extremely evocative” The WIRE Magazine
Rose Hill Records proudly presents Limbo Channel, the new album from Basque-born spanish experimentalist NAD SPIRO. The enigmatic alias of Rosa Arruti, Nad Spiro has been an essential figure in Barcelona’s cutting-edge music scene for decades. Besides albums on prestigious Spanish label GEOMETRIK Records, Nad Spiro releases can be found on imprints like Farpoint Recordings, Silent Records, Front&Follow, Nuova Materia, Sloow Tapes. Arruti’s extensive experience includes collaborations with artists like My Cat is An Alien and Kim Cascone, and radio projects for Radiophrenia, Camp Radio or The Neon Hospice. In 2023 Rosa was invited be part of the exhibition “PIONERES [D]’ones iexperimentació sonora” highlighting innovative Spanish avant-garde women.
Come and hear this special album played out live for the first time !
“Rewarding and often unexpectedly beautiful” Spectrum Culture
The Limbo Channel is a haunting, liminal, late night album. A complete sound-world of cavernous spaces, textural drones, fractured guitars and mangled voices, all steeped in radio-art culture. Laden with static pulses and snippets of rhythms and electronics that surface before descending back into the murk, it’s both expansive and claustrophobic; a perfect distillation of the idiosyncratic sound Arruti has developed across her recent albums.
How it all came about:
After performing at The Wire magazine’s 40th Anniversary event at The Rose Hill, Brighton, she was invited to be artist-in-residence at The Rose Hill Studios. For this she delved deep into her background in radical radio art and transmitted a daily nocturnal broadcast live on Slack City FM across Brighton and Manchester, whilst spending the days making new work in the studios. She invited a long list of collaborators and guest musicians (eg Mark Pilkington (Teleplasmiste), Lars Müller (Victor Sol, +N), Atsuko Kamura (Frank Chickens), MK Ibáñez (Dial), Adam Bushell (Tacit Ensemble) and Kassia Zermon (Bunty, Resonators)) to get involved.