"To go to a Pindrop concert is
to set out on an adventure through an ever-changing acoustic
landscape of eccentric instruments and songs. This 9-piece
Bristol collective cut their own cloth, write their own songs
and, more unusually, make many of their own instruments. Expect
to hear the “Tinklele” (tin ukulele), “Tinvolin”
(tin violin), tin guitar, bizarre percussion, Celtic harp,
string bass, dobro, slide guitar, accordion, autoharp and
tin whistle, as well as beautiful multilayered harmonies.
These are serious musicians, but they never fail to send their
audiences home with a smile on their faces and a skip in their
step." (Tobacco Factory Website)
Meanwhile we've been making music around the kitchen table. Here's a track we'll be playing on Oct 8th called "Belleville", Wendy Hesse on Vocals, Martin gypsy violin.
