Thu 1st November 2012 - This event has already happened

Venue Info

Region: London
Address: 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG
Starts: 20:00 - 22:00
Price: £9.5 - £21.5
Venue Url: http://www.kingsplace.co.uk
Event Url: http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on-book-tic
kets/music/ef-sweden

Music From

Continents: Europe
Countries: Sweden, United Kingdom

Artist's / Dj's

Tomorrow We Sail, Ef

Genres

Slowcore, Post Rock, Experimental Rock, Avant Rock, Ambient

Type

Performance: Live
All Seated Event: Yes

Description

London International Festival of Exploratory Music (LIFEM)
31 October to 3 November 2012
Kings Place, London

Programme:

Frida Hyvönen (Sweden)
EF (Sweden) + Tomorrow We Sail (UK)
Deaf Center (Norway)
Biosphere (Norway)
Wimme Saari & Tapani Rinne (Finland)
RinneRadio (Finland)

LIFEM 12: SOUNDS FROM THE ARCTIC COOL

The Northern Hemisphere brings a touch of Scandinavian cool, from indie pop, avant rock, yoik folk, nu jazz and ambient electronica artists.

The London International Festival of Exploratory Music returns to Kings Place with a fascinating line-up of Scandinavian groups, from the dark power of Norway's Deaf Center and Biosphere's arctic electronica to Gothenburg-based EF, with their epic, post-rock soundscapes. Shamanistic chant meets modern technology in Wimme Saari's yoiking, while enchanting singer-songwriter Frida Hyvönen will make you smile.

EF (Sweden) + Tomorrow We Sail (UK)
Thursday, 1 November 2012 - 7:30pm / Kings Place, Hall One
Known for their multi-instrumental music and epic soundscapes, EF's music is filled with emotion and energy; their melodies are sweet, and their dynamic compelling. Top it all off with tender vocals, and you have the unique, compelling sound that makes them such an explosive live band.

Tomorrow We Sail is a group of seven musicians based in Leeds and Sheffield. Formed in 2009 they have spent time developing and honing their sound into what is now a vast landscape of reverb-soaked guitars, orchestral strings, piano, accordion and multi-layered vocals. Their influences are as far-ranging as folk, slowcore, neoclassicism, ambience, and post-rock and their sound has been described as 'glacial', 'ethereal' and 'epic', drawing comparisons with bands such as Sigur Ros, Elbow, Her Name Is Calla and Gregor Samsa.
Find out more: http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on-book-tickets/music/ef-sweden