Acid Brass News Today

jeremy deller, welcome to this cultural life. thank you. you were brought up in dulwich in south london. what are your earliest cultural memories of home? home... well, church, actually. theres culture in church. yeah. theres a human culture, theres people, and then theres music and theres visuals and smells and so on. so, the church, maybe early on as a child, is something i remember. i remember seeing help, the beatles film, very early on. i remember telling my mother id just discove...

This pounding show explores the magic of collaborations – between musicians and between the worlds of art and music. Our writer gets so deep in the groove he can’t get out

Here is the official announcement of events for RISING 2024 in Victoria.

A Brazilian artist will have her body manipulated while passed out, in a lauded work about sexual violence that headlines Melbourne’s winter festival

Wanted me to be out and about. ijust liked being in places with music being loud. raves? yes. i mean, indie music and that crossover, and all sorts of music. and, really, what was underpinning the scene at that time was house music. yes. and you, later, of course, you created acid brass, which was a musical mashup of acid house and the brass bands, and particularly the williams fairey brass band of stockport in lancashire playing rave anthems. and there are some very busy riffs in the bass which...

In a pre-Christmas announcement issued jointly with the Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland – one which should have been headed ‘Oh…

Artistic Director David Sefton has announced the 2023-24 programme for the Gulbenkian Arts Centre in Canterbury. The programme builds upon the Art Centre’s growing reputation since the arrival of Sefton in 2021, and brings to Kent a range of bold new work from world-class international artists working in live theatre, dance and music. At the heart

I’ve seen this play a hundred times, so it’s always a delight when a production shows it in new light

The artist has been confounding the art world for 30 years. As he publishes Art Is Magic, a survey of his best known works, he talks about the experiences that shaped them

French composer Pascal Bideau rearranges hypnotic gamelan riffs into complex magic that recalls Reich and Nyman with a touch of Motown