Phúimms!

🔷 Following the release of his second album, Ithaca, lullahush (Daniel McIntyre) reimagines this ornate fusion of traditional Irish music and contemporary electronica with an ensemble of musicians. Amid echoes of his debut A City Made of Water and Small Love and hints of his work-in-progress, an abstracted yet intimate music emerges, tending towards collapse.

Praise for Ithaca:

“A creative act of peculiar genius” — The Quietus.
“A brazenly multi-layered piece of work” — Irish Times.
“Ithaca opens up an enchanting space of its own” — The Times.

www.lullahush.bandcamp.com/album/ithaca-2

🔶 The concert opens with a spoken word performance by Kevin Breathnach. 100 years after the first public performance of Kurt Schwitters’ Ursonate, a sequence of intricately recurring syllables, sustained in no way by symbolic meaning but rather by tone, rhythm and structure; the Irish non-performer Kevin Breathnach — previously of Tunnel Vision (2019) and Morphing (2020) — will reinterpret the first movement of the sound-poem.

Kevin Breathnach: vocalisations

Daniel McIntyre: electronics

Kelvin Barr: tapes, synths, feedback

Jason McNamara: drums, percussion