SATURDAY 2nd JULY
NORWICH ARTS CENTRE - St Benedict's Street
1.30-5pm | FREE
acoustic afternoon

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TIMOTHY VICTOR

Somewhere from the Broken Family Band's family tree, Timothy (Timothy Victor, The Folk Orchesta, Chris T-T, Leonard, etc) often plays banjo, sings and plays keyboards.

http://www.timothyvictor.co.uk

PETITE ROBERTE

Extremely delicate and beautiful songs at a whisper. Silence is golden, this is just a tiny fraction away from that. The full Roberte features Nick Melia and members of Horses Brawl.


POSTALOWA

Norwich mid-fi wonders PostaLowa, named a pair of Stereolab's tour buses, have at their core artist Mark Jennings and technician James Butcher. Their second album 'Too See It' (Metal Queen Projects) was recorded at the Sick Room in West Norfolk by Owen Turner (Magoo) and ranges from Pavement-style alt.rock through soaring guitar/303/cello fusion to glimmering electronica with fragile vocals. It's quite unlike anything you've heard before - but in a nice way - and it all makes perfect sense. Chilled pop gem 'Why So Grrr' was taken from the album and released by Mummy Where's The Milkman Records.

"pretty, slow-motion post-rock" — Brain Love

"one of those bands who are seeking for more original sounds rather than finding the coolest outfit for being seen as the next big thing" — Disco Bar

http://www.mqprojects.co.uk

THE REBECCAS

The Rebeccas are Christa Harris and whoever she can lay her hands on for her lo-fi songs.

ASHLEY SMITH

Ashley Smith is a quirky a singer/musician. Laugh with him and you understand the falsetto voices over 80s keyboards, why he's playing saucepans and bottles, and why he's covering a Hare Krishna songs. It's the style that made us commision him to write our 2004 corporate anthem.

MOCHIKOLINSKI

Toko Sanger (Hyperkinako) and Shane O'Linski. Experimental meets Japanese = a song about trading on eBay.