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An evening of folk horror, Baltic roots and Renaissance electronica.£12 on the door/£10 advance:
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/sevenheadedraven
SEVEN-HEADED RAVEN is a folk-horror trio playing music from and inspired by the Latvian and British folk traditions. Expect soaring vocals and close harmonies accompanied by cello, Kokle (ancient Baltic string instrument), musical saw and bodhrán. Featuring Liene Rudziša, a London-based Latvian musician, singer, and cultural speaker, best known for her work preserving and performing traditional Baltic and Latvian folk traditions, Catherine Gerbrands (long-term collaborator with Jowe Head, who has worked with folk and avant-garde projects, including the Mediaeval Baebes, KatieJane Garside and The Witching Tale) and Tim Bowen (who has performed and recorded with Doom-Disco outfit Chrome Hoof and Welsh chanteuse The Anchoress).
https://7headedraven.bandcamp.com/album/between-coruscating-trees
MADRIGIRL Recently selected as one of BBC Radio 3 Late Junction’s “Sounds of 2025”, Jude Rees is a genredefying
oboist and multi-instrumentalist based in the Midlands, UK. Her live performances feature a bewildering array of instruments, including shawms, English border bagpipes, crumhorns, hurdy gurdy, synths, electronics and voice, all woven into immersive,
otherworldly soundscapes. It’s experimental music with warmth, intelligence and edge.
As an ensemble musician, Jude has collaborated with some of the luminaries of the British folk scene and has guested on numerous albums and tours, working with artists such as Will Pound, Pilgrims' Way, Jim Moray, Isambarde, Circulus and Dave Swarbrick. Beyond the stage, Jude regularly collaborates on projects for film, theatre, and broadcast, with credits including The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim, Revolution X, Royal Bastards: Rise of the Tudors, and productions and recordings with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
https://www.judereesmusic.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/JudeReesMusic
There will also be a special guest joining them: PANDORA JODARA: We are also privileged to have a sneak preview of a short set from the musical project of Romanian-born producer,
singer, pianist and composer Maria Moraru. With contemporary compositions, she creates genre-blurring dark academia and indie-neoclassical music with themes of identity and belonging.
https://www.mariamoraru.com/
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Heath Street Baptist Church, 82 Heath Street, London, NW3 1DN, United Kingdom
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