Gwenifer Raymond + Elizabeth Still, afternoon event at Sy ; Gigs, The Darwin Room, Shrewsbury Library, Shrewsbury.
Date: Sunday, September 28, 2025
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Gwenifer Raymond + Elizabeth Still
Event Details
Date: 28 September, 2025
Time: 2:30pm - 7:00pm
Tickets: Book Now
Event 6.0 of Season 3.0 (Exclusive Small show)
Gwenifer Raymond + Elizabeth Still
Event Details
Date: 28 September, 2025
Time: 2:30pm - 7:00pm
Tickets: Book Now
Event 6.0 of Season 3.0 (Exclusive Small show)
Tickets on sale to SY.Gigs Substack newsletter subscribers from 10:00am 12th June, 2025. Subscribers will need a password to purchase a ticket.
Tickets on general sale from 10:00am 14th June, 2025.
Limited to 65 tickets for this pilot event at The Darwin Room, Shrewsbury Library.
Welsh instrumentalist Gwenifer Raymond, is set to announce her third studio album, to be released September 5th on Canadian label We Are Busy Bodies. Last Night I Heard the Dog Star Bark is a hybrid of the ancient and the futuristic, where the arcane etchings of occult folk horror fuse with the unfathomable equations of the cosmos. As celestial drones and mutant folk meet a frenetic blues that bends and twists like space-time, on her new album Raymond finds herself evoking the work of pioneering rocket scientists, the words of fictional hobo prophets and the concepts of mathematical infinity.
Raymond, via the circuitous trans-Atlantic journey of her demo – signed to San Francisco’s Tompkins Square Records in 2017, with who she released her first two albums. Her first proper gig was at the Thousand Incarnations of the Rose Festival in Maryland, where she hung with heroes such as Glenn Jones, Marisa Anderson, Daniel Bachman and Peter Walker and was presented by Henry Kaiser with a 1880s Joseph Bohmann guitar which she feels may be possessed by some fingerpicking demon.
The Guardian has described her as a “profound talent” whilst The Observer praised her “awe-inspiring technique and intense musicality”, and Uncut Magazine has championed her “fast-developing talents as a composer of eerie menace.” She has since toured Europe, the US and Canada with the likes of Michael Chapman, Michael Hurley, The Handsome Family, Lankum, Charlie Parr, Richard Dawson, Ryley Walker, and Squid.
https://gweniferraymond.bandcamp.com/music
Gwenifer Raymond + Elizabeth Still
Event Details
Date: 28 September, 2025
Time: 2:30pm - 7:00pm
Tickets: Book Now
Event 6.0 of Season 3.0 (Exclusive Small show)
Tickets on sale to SY.Gigs Substack newsletter subscribers from 10:00am 12th June, 2025. Subscribers will need a password to purchase a ticket.
Tickets on general sale from 10:00am 14th June, 2025.
Limited to 65 tickets for this pilot event at The Darwin Room, Shrewsbury Library.
Welsh instrumentalist Gwenifer Raymond, is set to announce her third studio album, to be released September 5th on Canadian label We Are Busy Bodies. Last Night I Heard the Dog Star Bark is a hybrid of the ancient and the futuristic, where the arcane etchings of occult folk horror fuse with the unfathomable equations of the cosmos. As celestial drones and mutant folk meet a frenetic blues that bends and twists like space-time, on her new album Raymond finds herself evoking the work of pioneering rocket scientists, the words of fictional hobo prophets and the concepts of mathematical infinity.
Raymond, via the circuitous trans-Atlantic journey of her demo – signed to San Francisco’s Tompkins Square Records in 2017, with who she released her first two albums. Her first proper gig was at the Thousand Incarnations of the Rose Festival in Maryland, where she hung with heroes such as Glenn Jones, Marisa Anderson, Daniel Bachman and Peter Walker and was presented by Henry Kaiser with a 1880s Joseph Bohmann guitar which she feels may be possessed by some fingerpicking demon.
The Guardian has described her as a “profound talent” whilst The Observer praised her “awe-inspiring technique and intense musicality”, and Uncut Magazine has championed her “fast-developing talents as a composer of eerie menace.” She has since toured Europe, the US and Canada with the likes of Michael Chapman, Michael Hurley, The Handsome Family, Lankum, Charlie Parr, Richard Dawson, Ryley Walker, and Squid.
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Elizabeth Still is a Solo project of Haress Founder member. She released a solo album in 2023 of guitar and field recordings inspired by simple domestic moments composed on a kitchen stool on Wrong speed Records.
Live- Expect compositions and. songs, original versions of Haress tracks – played on Guitar, Harmonium and Shruti .
“her style of dancing up and down the fretboard creating the kind of woodsy sound portals that lead to new possibilities. And on Going for Home that continues, as Still orchestrates a homespun warmth where locality features heavily throughout.” Sun 13
https://estill.bandcamp.com/music