Monday 11th March, 7.30pm

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Cremation Lily
Ambient electronics and noise from England. With dozens of releases on many notable labels (Alter, Opal Tapes, Strange Rules, Monorail Trespassing, Total Black), Cremation Lily is a truly dedicated underground project that has been carving its niche for nearly a decade now. Last year’s well-received LP on Alter records (‘In England Now, Underwater’) was a characteristically beautiful yet sorrowful collage of field recordings, spoken word, abstract textures, synths, and beats.
cremationlily.bandcamp.com

Knifedoutofexistence
Solo noise project from Brighton. Knifedoutofexistence always brings exactly the kind of noise that I love to see live: a cacophony of distortion and feedback with a cathartic dose of screaming.
knifedoutofexistence.bandcamp.com

Natural Orthodoxy
Harsh noise/power electronics from Manchester. I’ve been itching to see this project live since discovering that it had relocated to Glasgow recently. Heavy noise gigs are few and far between these days, so don’t miss the chance to see some proper fist-in-the-face harsh noise/power electronics.
naturalorthodoxy.bandcamp.com

Otherworld
Ambient electronics/post-industrial from Helena Celle/Anxiety member. A purveyor of hypnotic lo-fi melodies, squelches, bleeps, and drones. Total trip.
kitrecs.bandcamp.com/album/mad-wee-light

Ananke
Solo project of minimal electronics and haunting vocals from member of The Downs/Kaspar Hauser. I was lucky enough to catch the debut Ananke show late last year and it was mesmerising in the way that only the most minimal and sincere music can be.

Friday 1st February, 8pm

Andrés Penabad is a multi-awarded accordion player whose passion for music started considerably young being a part of several bands.

Penabad presented his second album “Bipolar” in 2016. This work exhibits a more tranquil and mature Penabad, after two restless years performing gigs in several cities in Spain and abroad.
He is currently one of the accordion players with more projection within the Galician and national folk music scene.
He has also collaborated with well-known musicians such as Carlos Nuñez, Kepa Junquera, Susana Seivane, Luar Na Lubre, Xose Manuel Budiño or Xavi Aburruzaga.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/andrespenabad
Twitter: https://twitter.com/andrespenabad?lang=en
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrespenabad/

We’ll be bringing our usual mix of nonsense and bangers: pop music, disco, hip hop, probably some Yoko Ono, almost certainly Lissa Maffia, maybe The Fall, definitely Nicola Roberts. We don’t really know what we’re doing. We do know it’ll be fun!

First 20 people through the door will get a bespoke, one-off, high-quality* Interrobang T-Shirt so get yersels down early doors!

Dance? Dance‽ Dance!

Saturday 2nd March, 9pm

Tickets available here

After a gap of over 30 years Thomas Leer played live to appreciative audience at The Beacon Arts Centre in Greenock during October 2018. The live performance was the highlight of a month long retrospective exhibition “From the Port to the Bridge” which celebrated the work of Port Glasgow born Thomas and friend and fellow music pioneer Robert Rental.
Thomas and Robert’s ground-breaking music helped create the template for an explosion of independent post-punk releases and the synth-pop boom of the early 1980s.

Slinky Kinky in conjunction with The Old Hairdressers are extremely proud to be hosting Thomas’ first live performance in Glasgow.

The live set from The Beacon Arts Centre can be viewed here

Sunday 3rd March 7pm

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Join us for a truly memorable experience. Combining music and art to create a unique experience.

This night is dedicated to the creative process and interpretation. A live music show and art exhibit together, showcasing work from artists and musicians from around Glasgow.

There will be 4 new original pieces of art, from different mediums, created specifically for this event. Each piece will take it’s inspiration from original songs written by musicians performing on the night.

The artwork and music showcased together along with talks from the musicians and artists to show different interpretations and give an insight into the creative proccess.

Follow the development of this project online HERE

Saturday 8th February 

Question Session 2019 Press release

Question Session will return with a full programme across two Glasgow city centre venues on February 8th 2019. The Lighthouse on Mitchell Lane will host this year’s daytime conference, followed by a live music event at The Old Hairdressers on Renfield Lane.

As in previous years, this free conference offers a comprehensive, tailored programme of workshops, seminars and panels featuring prominent professionals from all areas of the music industry.  Focused on innovation, education and exploring current issues, Question Session 2019 will enable delegates to connect, share knowledge and create new opportunities with established industry practitioners; initiating discussion, and exposing new talent.

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Friday 29th March