If you would like more information, to book or to collaborate with Talking Through a Slippa, then please get in contact via the e mail below or leave a comment. TTAS is a project in its early stages but, we are very excited about it. We would very much like to find suitable venues/events to perform at and other artists to collaborate with.
talkingthroughaslippa@googlemail.com
AMAAAAAAAAAAAAAZING! i love it!!
The curious soundworlds I found myself floating in felt like being trapped in the rectum of one of an angry herd of happy goats, just my cup of tea mmmm. Then it would all change and my whole body would go all wormy, but i would be wiggling about with all my other wormy friends and it would be OK cos they would be singing ‘Little Donkey’ with me. But suddenly everything was vibrating I poked my head up out of the soil to see a big giant Morris dancing with a courgette for a neck, whooping and yodelling with his funny white green fleshy seedy mouth, and all these permutations of time and space went on forever and I was free to luxuriate in the abstract netherworlds of bent, interweaving dimensions, and then the music stopped and I started doing something else but forever my heart will always return to it, craving those memories lost in the nebulous auroraic distances of existence
We have stumbled upon your blog in google blog site information. How did you manage to obtain there?
Hello,
I’ve been listening to your material on your page and really like it, and think it’s just right for a music night I run with a couple of friends.
The three of us organise a monthly night of Bold & Alternative music at a pub in Poole. We’re interested in offering something a little different to an interested crossover audience which enjoys a range of stuff from alt rock and free folk, to improv and electronica. We have the use on a cellar bar, on the first Tuesday of every month. which feels intimate with a small crowd and really energetic as it nears capacity. Either way, it works for the range of performances we want to promote.
We have our Feb. gig sorted, a mix of modern composition, electronica, and one man post-rock, and are looking to develop a programme for March through to May, and I was wondering if you’d be interested in a doing a set for us? You can contact us and find out more about the night, called Houschka, here http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=140322922684213 and if you’re interested, get in touch.
I look forward to hearing from you,