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The Mid-Week Beat: Loscil, Origamibiro and Hidden Orchestra

HiddenorchestraThis week on the Mid-Week Beat we have the pleasure to look at three instrumental groups who each produce their own unbelievably unique, hypnotic sound.

It was probably not until a friend lent me “Mr Beast” by Mogwai that I realised how powerful an instrumental song could be. It really felt like you could immerse yourself in the music and that a vocal would have just been a distraction. When done well, as these three bands are a testament to, instrumental songs pull you right in as they are filled with genuine energy, emotion and atmosphere.

LOSCIL

Loscil produce ambient and electroacoustic music. It is Scott Morgan from Vancouver who is behind Loscil, which takes it’s name from the “looping oscillator” function of the Csound computer music language. Loscil’s self-released album, “A New Demonstration of Thermodynamic Tendencies,” resulted in Chicago independent label Kranky taking an interest in his music. They signed him and released “Triple Point” in October of 2001 which has since been followed by five additional full-length albums including the latest “New Brighton Field Study” released in August of 2012. You can catch Loscil in Glasgow at the The Glad Cafe on Thursday, the 21st March. Hurry tickets are selling fast!


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Spreading Good Karma in the UK

 We are spreading some Good Karma in the UK. With Christmas on the horizon no doubt you will find yourself in town more often. Which means more parking, and while you spend more time in shops trying to figure out what to get your loved ones, there also may be ample opportunity for a traffic warden to write you out a ticket. This is what we call Bad Karma!

Not to worry! You may be one of the people lucky enough to have found a Good Karma Ticket behind your parking ticket. Why is this Good Karma?

Well, this “Good Karma Ticket” gets you two free tickets for anything on our site with a value of up to £20 per ticket but it must be redeemed by the 31st of December.

People in London, Bath, Edinburgh and Glasgow have already received some Good Karma and there is more on the way! Be on the lookout for your “Good Karma Ticket” courtesy of your friends at Brown Paper Tickets.

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