Tuesday, 19 May 2015
The Kramford Look on radio
"Telepaths" Vinyl is out!
The new Kramford Look album "Telepaths" is finally out!
This time around, Andy Ross, Katherine Clarke, Emily Wu, Michael and Nick Rufolo provided inspired renditions of our string and wind instrument scoring. Beautiful cover art by Silvi. Cds will soon be up for sale, but the limited edition vinyls are available right now from wonderfulsound.com. Don't sleep!
Friday, 17 October 2014
Diggers Dozen DJ set
Mr Kramford playing only vinyl at the Diggers Dozen in September 2014. Have a listen to his majesty's perfect set of tunes here: Pierre Duplan Diggers Dozen. Meanwhile, artwork and vinyl cut is nearly done on the next Kramford Look album!
Thursday, 3 July 2014
The Kiosk DJ set
Mr Kramford will be DJing this Sunday the 6th of July at The Kiosk Cafe in Bethnal Green gardens from noon onwards. He'll be joined by the excellent Martyn "Fullhouse" Burns. DJ battles of the mind will ensue over cakes and cold brew coffees. We'll also be selling a few LPs in order to buy more records. Mr Kramford will be as pedantic as ever and always use the third person when he talks about himself. His highness will also be playing some tracks from the forthcoming KL album "Telepaths". Be there or be square.
Wednesday, 11 June 2014
Flute Feast for Mr Kramford
Mr Kramford felt even more melancholic than usual. He turned to his extensive record collection to provide a much needed opiate. Several condemned lps from dusty shelves leapt out to join grooves in a desperate attempt to lift his spirits. They succeeded against all odds.
Listen to the Flute Feast MIX
Listen to the Flute Feast MIX
Monday, 2 September 2013
Tate Modern in September
"Sleeping Venus" by Delvaux
Dates: 5th, 12th and 19th of september 2013.
tate-modern/special-event/botanical
Thursday, 27 June 2013
Union Chapel Organ Ghibli Experiment
We will be at the Union Chapel this saturday where Dan will be playing intermission music on the amazing newly restored Union Chapel organ. Its completely mechanical, no digital consoles, no horrible LCD! In fact if you gradually pull out the stops you can achieve some interesting atonal effects. Maybe some Kramford Look melodies will find a place alongside the Ghibli soundtracks.
Just a little clue.
Just a little clue.
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