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Beautifully written and full of warmth.” – The Evening Argus
True love is found (eventually) at the soda fountain of a 1950’s New York drugstore over a sumptuous ice cream creation – the Triple Choc, Double Fudge, Chopped Walnut, Four Scoop Sundae, otherwise known as ‘Moonlight Over India’.
Acclaimed playwrights Mitchell & Nixon (Big Daddy Vs. Giant Haystacks & Those Magnificent Men) began their long stage career in 1994 with this delightful one-act romantic comedy, revived for a special Silver Jubilee production by Argus-Angel winning company The Foundry Group.
Starring Ross Gurney-Randall (Best Actor, Brighton Festival Awards 2011) Murray Simon (The Ministry of Biscuits) Amy Sutton (Bard and Troubadour) Penny Scott-Andrews (A Slice of Life) and David Mounfield (Count Arthur Strong’s Radio Show).
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Beautifully written and full of warmth.” – The Evening Argus
True love is found (eventually) at the soda fountain of a 1950’s New York drugstore over a sumptuous ice cream creation – the Triple Choc, Double Fudge, Chopped Walnut, Four Scoop Sundae, otherwise known as ‘Moonlight Over India’.
Acclaimed playwrights Mitchell & Nixon (Big Daddy Vs. Giant Haystacks & Those Magnificent Men) began their long stage career in 1994 with this delightful one-act romantic comedy, revived for a special Silver Jubilee production by Argus-Angel winning company The Foundry Group.
Starring Ross Gurney-Randall (Best Actor, Brighton Festival Awards 2011) Murray Simon (The Ministry of Biscuits) Amy Sutton (Bard and Troubadour) Penny Scott-Andrews (A Slice of Life) and David Mounfield (Count Arthur Strong’s Radio Show).
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Samana was realised in the heart of an Austrian forest surrounding a secret lake 3000 meters above sea level, during a journey the pair undertook across the natural wildernesses and distant cities of Europe; unaware of when they would return or where the road would take them. The name Samana provides an insight into the many conceptual layers that make up the band. As an ancient Sanskrit term, it speaks of one ‘who abandons the conventional obligations of social life in order to find a way of life more in tune with the ways of nature.’
Between themselves, Rebecca Rose Harris and Franklin Mockett are multi-disciplinary artists. Franklin crafts the instrumentation, recording, and production of the music to tape, whilst Rebecca Rose is the visionary behind the conceptual imagery, artwork, lyrics and film. The process by which all works are recorded is of great importance to Samana, who compose their art in their analogue recording studio and darkroom in the remote mountains of Wales.
Samana’s music offers a direct passage into the essence of ourselves, removing ones veneer, with threads of poetical sincerity, emotional honesty and direct openness. Each song is written with its own distinct weight and significance, born from the interpretation of dreams, the philosophies of ancient rituals and personal experience of love, loss and death. Through their rare and honest appreciation of dichotomy, their music emerges almost hauntingly, to lead us into the realms of the unassociated and unknown.
Ascension is the passage from one plane of thought and existence to another, through deliberations of love, loss and freedom. The album, which was composed in the remote valleys of Wales solely by Rebecca Rose and Franklin Mockett, offers their ruminations’ of solitude in the isolation of nature. Each song is a meditation laid to tape, forming an album of a natural order of thought and feeling to take us to great heights.
“Somewhere between Nick Cave, Mazzy Star, Nick Drake and Sigur Ros, the music of Samana has a unique spirit born from the nomadic existence of the founding duo that led them on a one-year journey across Europe. All their songs are written from the interpretation of dreams, ancient philosophical rituals, personal experiences with always genuine emotional honesty that drives the listener into completely unknown spheres. On stage, the duo’s performances are intense and hypnotic.” L’ Ecran Du Son
“Samana has a rare power from other times, a seraphic atmosphere bordering on esotericism, a journey that evokes ancient beliefs, fallen civilisations where the gods were legions. It’s an age-old album, carried by the aerial voices of Rebecca Rose Harris and Franklin Mockett, who oscillates between melancholic ballads and spiritual experiences. The recordings have a raw side, offering an exceptional sound, a magical nature that allows you to enter this world of life and death.” Can You Hear The Music?
A goth and alternative night for all the night folks out there playing gothic rock, dark alternative, new wave and post-punk. Put on your pointiest shoes and come along. Dance ’til you die . . . . or 2 a.m.
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