Ladyfest Goldsmiths 5th February 2009!'s Interests
General
Music
Congregation, Wetdog, Monday Club, The Raincoats, Kleenex/LiLiput, Le Tigre, Sleater Kinney, Bikini Kill, Le Tetsuo, PJ Harvey, Julie Ruin, The Concretes, BratMobile, Scout Niblet, Thao, The Gossip, Charlotte Moris, The Breeders, Elastica, Plug, Taxi Taxi, Cat Power, No Bra ,and so many more that we cant remember them all off the top of our heads.....x
At last it is time for Ladyfest Goldsmiths 2009, and time to celebrate
Women’s Creativity. Ladyfest, on FEBRUARY 5TH, is a community-based, not-for-profit global
music and arts festival for female artists that features bands, musical
groups, performance artists, authors, spoken word and visual artists, and
workshops, and we have our home-grown festival here at Goldsmiths.
FEATURED IN THE EVENT:
MUSIC:
Kasms
An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump
Das Wanderlust
We Rock Like Girls Don’t
Betty and the Werewolves
November Fleet
Tiny Tigers
Helen McCookerybook
The Bobby McGees
PERFORMANCE AND COMEDY:
Vulgarians – stripped down music for an afternoon of excitement.
Dockers MC - performance poet and artist. (The Times picked her as one of
2008's literary 'ones to watch') “both spitfire rapid and animated with
slow motion precision, a flurry of sassy South London linguistics and
old-fashioned storytelling” (Wears the Trousers)
Rosie Wilby (Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year)
'a nice line in surreal patter' - Metro
Rosie Wilby is a comedian, singer/songwriter and MC/event host, based in
Peckham, SE London.
Sophie Parkin - Sophie Parkin is an English writer, artist and actor, born
in London in 1961.
She has also regularly written for British newspapers and periodicals, and
appeared on television and radio as a broadcaster – most recently on
Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4. She writes regularly for 3:AM Magazine.
Sara Bynoe
Actor, writer, comedian. In 2000 Sara created the website www.
TeenAngstPoetry. com: a comedic database of horrible poems people wrote
when they were teenagers. The endeavor spun off into hosting "Teen Angst"
readings and then Sara edited an anthology "Teen Angst: A Celebration of
REALLY BAD Poetry" (St. Martin's Press, 2005). Teen Angst Poetry has been
called 'Bloody Hilarious' (ION Magazine) and the book was nominated for a
New York Library Association Books of Summer award.
This year due to their being many more events, the day is spilt across
different venues: Goldsmiths Students’ Union, The New Cross Inn and the
Kate & Tristan shop.
TALKS FROM:
Molly Parkin - The highly acclaimed artist, painter and journalist comes
to speak about her life and her time at Goldsmiths in 1949.
"editor, poet, journalist, writer and artist: fashion editor of Nova
magazine in the 1960s, she moved onto the Sunday Times in the 1970s and
became a trend-setting celebrity; her autobiography, Moll was published in
1993."
Frances Morgan - Publisher of Plan B magazine... Women in Journalism.
"A music magazine that extends its remit to champion the counter-culture
in literature, film, comics, videogames and the visual arts, Plan B can be
relied on to cover the best new bands you already know and uncover a bunch
of others you haven’t heard yet. Or as they put it, “Confrontational
without being cliquey, Plan B is part of a cultural underground that looks
outwards.”
All proceeds go to the Poppy Project – a London based charity helping
women who have been trafficked into the UK.
Its been selling faster than we expected, and we currently only have around a quarter of our stock left - so we thought we'd better you all know that if you want a copy then now would be a good time to pick one up! If you buy it from the link above then you're buying it direct from us, the label aren't taking a cut - so its a bit like Fair Trade for struggling musicians.
International mail-order is available, just follow the instructions.
Thank you very much, and sorry for making a mess of your profile. If its any kind of consolation, we don't have a MySpace bot, so I'm leaving these comments the old fashioned way. Three -and-a-half thousand of them. My life is so exciting.
We're about to record a new EP but can't decide which songs to put on it. To avoid any more 'heated debates' we've decided to let the good people of the internet decide.
If you've got a spare few minutes, please head over to http://www.naomihateshumans.com - have a listen to the songs and rate them. We promise to stand by the opinions of the interweb. Even if you are wrong.
So excited about Goldsmiths Ladyfest next week! good to see so many ace bands playing that have also played at She Bop...We are up for Djing for you for free if you like? just ask. xx
Record launch party for Agaskodo's second album Psycho Goulash at CATCH on Thursday September the 18th...
Live music from Agaskodo Teliverek, Le Couteau Jaune, Wang Wang Gou & DJ sets from Neon Skullz, Loves Tru Flavour, Barely Legal & Shintaro Taketani...
Entry is free, arrive early for stinky Hungarian sausage..
Psycho Goulash will be released on September the 29th & is available from our new digital distributer IODA, physical copies can be ordered at the ADAADAT SHOP, or through CARGO RECORDS.
Check out the latest review from Plan B magazine here.
To celebrate our BRAND NEW myspace page and just because we love you all for supporting us, we're running a promotion for MYSPACERS ONLY FOR THIS WEEKEND
enter NOIRLOVESMYSPACE on checkout at the noir shop www. noirshop. co. uk and buy the book for a bargin £10 INCL P&P !! - a little thankyou, you can't say we don't look after you!
PUSSYROCK ISSUE 3 It's an A5 photocopied zine (B + W) just over 40 pages.
Interviews with Pam Hogg, Cazz Blase on riot grrrl (she wrote the chapter on RG music in that riot grrrl book), Scareifina (Wicked Little Dolls), and Velocity Chyaldd (Vulgaras).
Articles on Death By Chocolate, The Aislers Set and We've Got a Fuzzbox and We're Gonna Use It.
Plus reviews of Scarling, The Priscillas, Ivy's Itch, Emilie Autumn, Colt, The Dresden Dolls, Wicked Little Dolls, Rosin Coven, Vulgaras, NY Loose, Little Whores on the Prairie, Gene Serene, Melora Creager, RAsputina, Hazard County Girls, Pam Hogg, Mary Magdalan, Hannah Fury, Diana Dors and Shampoo.
£1.50 (including UK postage) for payment details/non UK orders/trades please either message my MySpace or e-mail me at appleby.jane AT gmail.
Shot By Both Sides returns south to the "ramshackle bohemian atmosphere" of Brixton Windmill on Friday May 30th, with a Spektakular Soireé - expect degeneracy and bloodlust!
Fanzine handout, cakes, poetry, stories, a gritty psych/freakout jazz/fucked-pop/post-punk soundtrack, and some disturbingly delightful live sets from LUPEN CROOK & THE MURDERBIRDS, DAVID CRONENBERG'S WIFE & more...
Shot By Both Sides heads to the frozen hinterland that is North London on Tuesday April 29th, with a Spektakular FREE Soireé at Islington's OLD QUEENS HEAD - expect degeneracy and bloodlust!
Fanzine handout, cakes, poetry, stories, a gritty psych/freakout jazz/fucked-pop/post-punk soundtrack, and some disturbingly delightful live sets from TOM HATRED, FILTHY PEDRO & more...
Tickets are now on sale for Ladyfest London 9th-11th May 2008!!
We are currently selling weekend passes at £35 + booking fee, but this offer will expire on 14th April so get your tickets fast!! (after that they will be £40)
Ladyfest London is a music, arts & activism festival which celebrates women's creativity. The full line up has now been announced, with music from Kimya Dawson (ex-Moldy Peaches), Robots in Disguise, New Bloods, Angie Reed, Slow Club and many many more plus a great programme of films, comedy and art as well as three full days of workshops and talks. Check out our myspace for full listings: www. myspace. com/ladyfestlondon
THE NEXT SHOREDITCH SISTERS W.I. MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE GROCERY, KINGSLAND RD, E2. 8PM SHARP. COME ALONF FOR AN EVENING OF WINE AND SOCK MONKEY MAKING. HOPE TO YOU ALL THERE!
Shot By Both Sides heads to the frozen hinterland that is North London on Tuesday March 25th, with a Spektakular FREE Soireé at Islington's Old Queens Head - expect degeneracy and bloodlust!
Fanzine handout, cakes, poetry, stories, a gritty psych/freakout jazz/fucked-pop/post-punk soundtrack, and some disturbingly delightful live sets from The Mules, The Woodsmen & more...