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This is our new Loudhailer song, 'Three Hundred Kinds of Blue'. The poetic '300 kinds of blue' are the blue gosu porcelain glazes made in Japan. The song reflects me and Rich heading down the road of life together. It is illustrated in the video by Hiroshige's 'Fifty Three Stages of the Tōkaidō' woodblock prints. … Continue reading 300 Kinds of Blue
Thanks to everyone who came to see our first Loudhailer show with our new line up, me and Rich, with Mark Hurton on percussion and Dexter Duffy-Howard on violin. We really appreciate your support of original live music. Great vibe down at Hull New Adelphi Club. Excellent opening sets from both Martin Clappison and Jody … Continue reading Loudhailer & Friends at Hull Adelphi Club
We are pleased to unveil our new Loudhailer set, reworked for percussion and violin, at Hull New Adelphi Club on Thursday May 21st. For this gig, the band are Rich and Lou with Mark Hurton on percussion and Dexter Duffy-Howard on violin. We have two excellent supports for the evening, Jody McKenna and Martin Clappison … Continue reading Loudhailer & Friends
Thanks to Opher's World for his review of our Loudhailer Electric Co gig at the Hull Adelphi Club last week. We had a blast, thoroughly enjoyed it. Great vibe and welcome at The New Adelphi Club. Thanks to the team there, and to our buddies from York, special guests Spirit of the Hawk. And our … Continue reading LECo at the Adelphi – The Sonic Beams Pulsed!
We had a fantastic night playing at The Fulford Arms in York last weekend, Loudhailer Electric Company and our buddies Spirit of the Hawk. Great venue, sound and audience. Deathlounge opened the show with passion and energy. We played our first gig with drummer Mark Hurton who did a superb job. Then all four of us … Continue reading LECo at The Fulford Arms, York
Let's support local venues, and Keep Music Live! We've got a full Loudhailer Electric Company gig at Wrecking Ball Arts Centre, Hull coming up on April 11th. It's a lovely seated venue above a book & record shop and cafe on Whitefriargate. It's going to be a busy night, tickets are available now. If you'd like to come, … Continue reading Here Come The Leconauts!