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Date and Time
RĀMERE (FRI) 17TH MAY 2024, 8PM

Gemma Thompson / Greg Malcolm

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$15 Presales
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Gemma Thompson

Gemma Thompson (Savages) is a guitarist and visual artist who finds a unique dialogue between poetic form and soundscape. Working with graphic scores developed from a series of soundwalk drawings, she finds a sense of freedom in being able to transpose/transform drawn marks that correlate with the landscape, through her guitar. Thompson is originally from London but is now based in Pōneke.

https://www.gemmathompsonstudio.com/

 

Greg Malcolm

Greg Malcolm simultaneously plays three guitars with hands and feet while incorporating bells, springs, gongs, rubber bands and more. But you would be wrong to see Greg's multi-limbed performances as a novelty act. His music has deep, subtle flavours, grounded in a rich melodic world, inspired by folk music as well as great jazz composers such as Steve Lacy and Eric Dolphy; it's all underpinned by Greg's very individual surrealism.

 


$15 presales available via Under the Radar

Special thanks to Creative New Zealand for supporting Pyramid Club's programme.

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Two images. Top: Gemma Thompson performing with an electric guitar. Bottom: B&W Image of Greg Malcolm performing with an acoustic guitar
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