The Victoria Theatre’s Antidote programme returns for 2024 with Soft Noise Ensemble and Sam and the Plants
and live on Freeview channel 276
Immerse yourself in the sonic labyrinth of Soft Noise Ensemble, a Norwegian trio weaving intricate tapestries of improvisation at the crossroads of jazz, freeform experimentation, and subtle sonic dissonance.
Witness Luke Drozd conjure mesmerizing soundscapes from contact mics, while Eline Rafteseth lays down the foundation with her expressive double bass, and Omar Johnsen sculpts atmospheric textures with his modular synthesizer.
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Hide AdPrepare for a journey in to the unknown, where boundaries dissolve and imagination takes flight.
Embark on a psychedelic folk pilgrimage with Sam And The Plants, the brainchild of Finders Keepers' Sam McLoughlin.
Imagine otherworldly harmonium hymns blending with the earthy twang of Bridget Hayden's guitar, the twinkly banjo magic of Vincent N James, the soul-stirring fiddle of Dan Bridgwood Hill, and the rhythmic pulse of David Chatton Barker's drums.
Be transported to a timeless realm where traditional folk melodies dance with cosmic echoes and prepare to have your spirit uplifted.
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Hide AdThis instalment of the Antidote series is curated by local artist, musician, and arts organiser Andy Abbott, who relishes the opportunity to showcase the experimental edge of the musical landscape.
"The Victoria Theatre's dedication to nurturing unconventional sounds is truly inspiring," said Andy.
"I'm thrilled to build on this legacy, bringing in both rising stars and international names to Halifax, and to share the vibrant energy of the grassroots experimental music scene."