Showing posts with label Gaze is Ghost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gaze is Ghost. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Gaze is Ghost - Revolvere / Murmuration
Irish-born and Cambridge-based singer-songwriter Laura McGarrigle, known as Gaze is Ghost returns with two new songs. McGarrigle's vocals enchant whether she is accompanied by a single instrument or elaborate arrangements of piano, strings and less common instruments. These songs demonstrate both styles.
The warm drone of the harmonium opens Revolvere. The song unfolds smoothly, powerfully with sounds carefully crafted and arranged like stars in a beautiful constellation.
Murmuration is simpler but equally powerful. Piano and vocals are the main ingredients with little embellishment. It's a recording in keeping with her compelling solo performances.
If you haven't seen her play before she has a few shows in Cambridge this month.
18.10.14 – Oxjam Takeover, Cambridge @ The Great Northern
20.10.14 – The Museum of Archaeology, Cambridge w/ Hollie McNish
25.10.14 – The Leper Chapel, Cambridge w/ Russell J Turner
Labels:
Cambridge,
Gaze is Ghost,
Laura McGarrigle,
music
Monday, March 31, 2014
Headsound: Gaze is Ghost - Untitled
A treat for the eyes as well as the ears as Irish singer-songwriter Laura McGarrigle aka Gaze Is Ghost previews a new song in The Leper Chapel. Harmonium, ambient guitar and McGarrigle's haunting vocals creep up and engulf the listener for a few beautiful dreamy moments.
In the session for Brother Bear she also performed this cover of David Bowie's Heroes.
In the session for Brother Bear she also performed this cover of David Bowie's Heroes.
Labels:
acoustic,
Brother Bear,
Gaze is Ghost,
headsound,
music,
Video
Thursday, August 22, 2013
In Photos: Shindig closes the Romsey Art Festival
Shindig brought the first Romsey Art Festival to a dramatic close last Saturday with music, dance, film and spoken word along with Katy Mcdonald's installation ‘Light Up Your Dreams.' The paper lanterns that decorated the dimly lit church were all made by local workshop participants truly capturing the festival's theme of community. You can read my review on Local Secrets here.
The next Shindig featuring Ghost Outfit, Bernard and Edith and Holden Girls is on September 14th. Details here.
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| Light Up Your Dreams |
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| Toby Peters and Diane Morrison |
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| Gaze is Ghost |
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| Filipa Pereira Stubbs |
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| Filipa Pereira Stubbs and Toby Peters |
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| Diane Morrison |
‘Light Up Your Dreams.'
‘Light Up Your Dreams.'
‘Light Up Your Dreams.'
‘Light Up Your Dreams.'
‘Light Up Your Dreams.'
‘Light Up Your Dreams.'
‘Light Up Your Dreams.'
‘Light Up Your Dreams.'
Labels:
Cambridge,
dance,
Diane Morrison,
Filipa Pereira Stubbs,
Gaze is Ghost,
gig,
live,
music,
Romsey Art Festival,
shindig,
spoken word,
St Philips,
Toby Peters
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