Nick Luscombe presents... Splashgirl

Wednesday 8th June

Pizza Express Jazz Club
10 Dean Street
Soho
London W1

7pm-10pm
Doors 7pm Performance: 8.30pm

SPLASHGIRL are a cinematic Norwegian trio, creating boundary-less musical landscapes, with a nod to minimalist composer Steve Reich, pianist Erik Satie, as well as Sigur Rós and My Bloody Valentine. The band was formed in 2004 and sweet music occurred almost instantly. After a great night at The Vortex last November, we are very happy to announce their return to London, playing at Pizza Express Jazz Club on 8th June.

Featuring pianist Andreas Stensland Løwe (Thelma & Clyde, Lama), double bassist Jo Berger Myhre (Ingrid Olava, Solveig Slettahjell) and drummer Andreas Lønmo Knudsrød (Sacred Harp, Lama), this rare show, featuring tracks from their forthcoming third album Pressure is not to be missed! The subtle use of electronics from their last two albums Doors.Keys. and Arbor, has been taken a step further and the reference to drone music is a lot more obvious, to the point that the drone music guru Randall Dunn (Earth, Sunn 0))), Jesse Sykes) is mixing the new album. Splashgirl site their biggest musical influences as Earth, Oren Ambarchi, Christian Wallumrød, John Tilbury and Sunn 0))).

Expect a dynamic show from Splashgirl, ranging from low-key drone textures to intense walls of sound, all within the context of an instrumental, acoustic trio. The show will be preceded by a short Q&A session by broadcaster and DJ Nick Luscombe.

For more details on the band, see:
http://www.myspace.com/splashgirl
http://www.splashgirl.no
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Splashgirl/124414564241420?sk=wall

Check out 'The Other Side" from the newly released album "PRESSURE"

http://soundcloud.com/splashgirl/5-the-other-side

Get your tickets for this one off special music experience now.

Tickets £15 in advance -
Boxoffice: 08456 027 017
Book online: http://www.pizzaexpresslive.co.uk/jazzList.aspx?showId=5d1f6efd-6529-43b3-8929-a6c47a7945be&showDateId=4663

-Pizza Express Jazz Club may well be smaller than some of the capitol’s other live rooms but its classy interior and close audience to stage proximity ensures that each gig brings the best out of both. As a restaurant chain founded in the 1940 by Peter Boizot MBE, whose trip to Florence inspired him to create a pizza chain that prided itself on serving fresh, ha...ndmade pizzas, Pizza Express has long supported jazz in some of its larger restaurants around the UK.