ALS Live Show

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Another Lazy Sunday will feed your senses by offering you a brand new video documentary by a brand new band every single Sunday and also to celebrate the live music experience in a collective live event every month from London, Brighton, Oxford and Madrid.
The 29th July sees a stunning line-up led by two old friends of ALS and part of our collective I Am A Pilot and All The Queen's Ravens.
Will be joining us too for first but not for last time Rob Johnson presenting his last job Throw The Sun Into The Sea and the highly acclaimed Phillious Williams awaited by few months now.
Oh, boy! it's all set to be a great evening.

Rob Johnson
Rob Johnson is a musician from London. His latest album ‘Throw The Sun Into The Sea’ is the follow up to his debut 2009 release, the critically acclaimed ‘Upon a Painted Ocean’
To illustrate this the new album comes in the form of a complete audio/visual experience with 10 short films to accompany the record (which can be found on the website http://www.throwthesun.com/

I Am A Pilot
I Am A Pilot are a six piece alternative outfit, formed in the dark depths of a Hackney beer cellar last summer and that small acorn they planted is quickly growing into a majestic Oak tree. By using a delicate balance of proud folky sing-alongs and dark harmonious melodies, I am a pilot suck you in and lead you on a journey that really captures the intensity of a modern, Archaic London.
http://www.iamapilot.co.uk/

All The Queen's Ravens
Introducing All The Queens Ravens an enigmatic six piece at large on the London folk scene. Their music is a flamboyant bi-lingual mix of nu folk and country that elludes to blues gospel and sultry flamenco.
Fronted by two ladies with a devilish vocal chemistry and style that marries with a plethora of driving strings.
http://www.allthequeensravens.co.uk/

Phillious Williams
Phillious Williams was born in the 17th century at the time of the bubonic plague. A chronic bigamist and drunk his life was mostly filled with misery and pain. Through the course of his pained and weary life he became a razor sharp, bitter but also charming and whitty storyteller. Drowning in a ship wreck at the end of his 29 short years all evidence of his life was thought lost until found in the wrecks of the “sabare clar” at the bottom of the atlantic ocean was his memoirs and stories…here we put them to song…Phillious Williams, a man in whom the word “persiflage” finds the perfect home.
www.myspace.com/philliouswilliams/