Antipodes, an evening of Australian & English indie, folk, and experimental music, with Michael Plater, Papa J, Malcolm Carlo, and Tim Williams at waterintobeer, 209-211 Mantle Road, London, on October 17th. Free/donation entry.
Michael Plater is an Australian experimental/indie/folk/noir musician, who currently divides his time between Australia and the U.K. His music has been released on such U.K. labels as Cruel Nature Records, Reverb Worship, Fenny Compton, Woodford Halse, Dub Cthonic, and Hypostatic Union. His 2023 album, "Ghost Music", was highly acclaimed, and was voted as the 4th best album of the year in U.K. music publication Sun 13. He also plays in the “Greek psych folk” collective The Taps of the Holy Trinity (debut album “Customs & Rituals” out now on Fenny Compton), the Greek/Italian/Australian collaboration The Right Hand Is Doomed to Blacken, and the “horror soundscapes” project The Northern Lighthouse Board.
https://michaelplater.bandcamp.com/
Papa J is the solo project of Jason Bootle (Thee High Trees, Small Mercies), bassist, singer and songwriter armed only with an acoustic guitar and a back catalogue of questionable life choices.
https://www.instagram.com/papa_j_sings/
Malcolm Carlo is a solo artist, now living & performing on the Isle Of Wight after 18 years living & recording on a narrow boat around the London area. His latest album "Goodbye Beautiful" is out now
https://malcolmcarlo.bandcamp.com/
Tim Williams is an acclaimed veteran of the Australian music scene, having been the principal songwriter and front person for Colourwheel, Goldentone, The Low-Fi Cowboys, Tender Fall, and now The Endless Winter. His work is an enticing blend of melodic guitar pop with a nod towards alternative country and indie-folk. Tim has supported such legendary acts as Bjork, The Stone Roses, The Go-Betweens, The Church, and Robert Forster over his career. The debut album from “Tim Williams and the Endless Winter”, Dark Sky Reserve, is out now.
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