Introducing the first exhibition of work by Alan Davidson in over 30 years! The opening night will include a live set by Kitchen Cynic to compliment the pieces on display.
This special exhibition will run from Monday 10th October to Saturday 7th January.
Private view Sunday 9th from 8pm – 10pm with music from 9pm.
Kilau will be closed all day Sunday, but open as usual on Monday morning!
– Eion
It’s a little known fact that workmen, like Gremlins, should be kept dry at all times. It was in the best interest of the city, then, that ours took the day off and stayed out of the rain (we’ve all seen the film). It does mean there was no progress today. Boo.
This could have been disastrous for example!
Fingers crossed for sunnier days!
– Eion
p.s. Don’t feed workmen after midnight either. You have been warned.
Come one, come all!
I know, I know, its a last minute late post and I’m sorry! There is jazz tonight!
Featuring Fraser Peterkin, Peter Lowit and Ian Macloud!
Entry is free and it starts soon!!
– Eion
We have a gig this evening at kilau, little belmont street. featuring the hotly tipped Lauren Pritchard and the beautiful Amber Wilson.
It all kicks off at 7.30pm!
– Eion
Jazz! Yeah!
Featuring Simon the Gall, Fraser ‘Stubby’ Peterkin and others.
kilau coffee, little belmont street
Music from 9pm. Entry is free!
– Eion
Introducing the greatly anticipated 4th instalment of the kilau Christmas CD, “Merrily we go 4th”!
kilau Christmas CDs!
Also available is the “Kristmas at Kilau best of vol. 1-3”!
CDs are £3 each or £5 for both! All monies will be going to charity.
Available for sale now at kilau, little belmont street!
“Merrily we go 4th – the fourth Kilau Kristmas Kompilation”
1. Kopi Luwak – Welcome to Merrily we go 4th
2. Tim Courtney – Auld Lang Syne (Burns)
3. Panda Eyes – White winter hymnal (Fleet Foxes)
4. Jim Ewen – At the fireplace of Christmas past
5. Les Pelicans – Cold nose
6. Genevive – Silly boy, tis Christmas
7. Matricarians – The bells, the howling wind & the bells
8. The Oxbow Lake Orchestra – Now that you’re gone
9. Mark McCabe – Just like home
10. Mrs Norrie & Magda – Oh holy night (Adam)
11. Kitchen Cynics – A silent night
12. This is the banjo – Never gonna be a white Christmas
13. Katerwaul – December doesn’t hurt
14. Jon from Curators – Last Christmas (Wham)
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“Kristmas at Kilau – best of Vol.s 1-3”
1. Les Pelicans – Nuclear winter
2. Tim Courtney – The snow will last a little longer
3. Jim Ewen – Happy tin toys (kilau blend)
4. Matricarians – Tipsy little carol
5. Kitchen Cynics – When Vincent Winter passed
6. Mark McCabe – A happy non-denominational Winter etc
7. Craig Davidson – Way
8. Katerwaul – A softer sense of silence
9. Ashley Park – Goodbye
10. Debutant – The King of Doublespeak
11. Kitchen Cynics – Mulling it over
12. Ry Walker & Mark McCabe – Old-fashioned family Christmas
13. Jan Deal – Child’s Christmas in Wales (Cale)
14. Tim Courtney – You were everything
15. Kitchen Cynics – The holy & the ivy
16. Jim Ewen – The gift that keeps on giving
17. Mark McCabe – We three kings
18. Matricarians – Four Christmas improvisations
19. Kitchen Cynics – Kristmas time at kilau
20. Kopi Luwak – Seasons greetings
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So much fine music for such little money! How could you resist?
Many, many thanks to everyone who contributed to these CDs and especially to Alan Davidson who has tirelessly produced these CDs for us for the past 4 years!
Seasons greetings,
– Eion
The debut of Les Pelicans last Sunday was a roaring success. I grabbed a couple of grainy iPhone photos of them, here they are for your delight and delectation. Regrettably the ones I took of Matricarians were just too blurry.
Les Pelicans
James D. Rousseau
Teej Kapowski
– Eion
It’s a busy weekend for kilau! As well as the Mindscape exhibition we also have great music lined up for Sunday night!
So here it is:
Sunday 22nd November
Maticarians – Improvised musical pieces inspired by the folk songs of North East Scotland. By their own description they sound like “a river of rowies cascading onto a corrugated iron roof.” Not to be missed!
Les Pelicans – I am very excited to announce the debut of Les Pelicans featuring Teej Kapowski and James D. Rousseau. CHECK THEM OUT!
Music from 8.30pm and entry is free!
– Eion
This month in music…
I have had the kibosh put on my music list I’m sorry to say. I have managed to start later in the day, but this means my iPod isn’t used for music!
However, if you’re interested, I have been mostly listening to Found, Nick Cave and Florence and the Machine!
– Eion
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