A benefit gig in support of the Horse Hospital by UnicaZürn
DOORS: 7.30PM
Admission £10 Advance Ticket 8£
UnicaZürn, currently a three-piece group featuring Stephen Thrower (saxophone, keyboards), David Knight (guitar, synthesisers), and David J. Smith (percussion, electronics), sprang from the ashes of mutant improvisers The Amal Gamal Ensemble ten years ago. This is UnicaZürn’s fourth appearance at the Horse Hospital and will see them performing material from their recent Touch album “Sensudestricto” plus new material specially created for this evening.
“ … as everything melts into fire, burning objects may be closer than they appear … ”
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