Gallery: Arsenal Of Sounds Opening Party W/ Malphino & Let Drum Beat @ Woolwich Works (London; Friday 2nd September 2022)
On Friday the 2nd of September, we officially launched Arsenal of Sounds, a year-long music series happening every first Friday of the month at Woolwich Works organised by Rhythm Passport with the support of Arts Council England.
…and we did it in style, hosting two bands enriching, diversifying and jazzing up the London music scene, Malphino and Let Drum Beat.
In little more than two-weeks’ time, we are back to the Beanfeast space for the second appointment with the series welcoming on stage Orchestra of Samples (by Addictive TV) and Parasang (led by Pouya Ehsaei). A double-bill showcasing our “definition” of London and its sound, featuring two projects offering far-reaching, inclusive and imaginative perspectives over the London global scene.
But before that, it’s time to bring back some memories from the very first Arsenal of Sounds episode in the form of photos and video snippets from the sets…
- The second appointment with Arsenal of Sounds will go on stage on Friday 7th of October.
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