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11 thoughts on “Simon Sweetman”

The Winter + Fredd Marshall + Confluence @ Pyramid Club | fiffdimension said:
15/07/2015 at 7:29 pm
[…] on winter solstice day 2003 in Wellington, The Winter is an improvised music trio of Mike Kingston, Simon Sweetman and Dave Edwards… with a sound that swerves from acoustic folk/blues with hints of Asian, […]
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The Winter 2015 | fiffdimension said:
25/07/2015 at 7:26 am
[…] on winter solstice day 2003 in Wellington, The Winter is an improvised music trio of Mike Kingston, Simon Sweetman and Dave Edwards… with a sound that swerves from acoustic folk/blues with hints of Asian, […]
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The Winter: Exit Points | fiffdimension said:
30/08/2015 at 1:58 am
[…] clarinet, electronics Dave Edwards: guitar, bass, banjo, harmonica, ukulele, sanshin, electronics Simon Sweetman: drums and percussion, […]
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After Maths & Sciences « fiffdimension said:
18/05/2017 at 3:23 pm
[…] “There are New Zealand artists working in this medium (Montano, Seht, Audible 3) combining concrete poetry, field recordings, found-sounds and electro-acoustic manipulations to sit as aural wallpaper, but Dave Black’s debut release (and a re-birth, if you like, for David Edwards) is an actual document – as much a post-modern piece of Performance Journalism as it is a static batch of “songs” or tracks, After Maths & Sciences is a pleasing challenge of an album.  It lives up to the cliché of presenting something new with each listen,”- Simon Sweetman […]
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The Winter: Flying Visit « fiffdimension said:
19/05/2017 at 11:04 am
[…] Simon Sweetman: xylophone, percussion […]
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The Winter: 2011 « fiffdimension said:
19/05/2017 at 11:08 am
[…] Acoustic improvisations on guitar, ukulele, banjo, clarinet, piano, harmonica and percussion by Simon, Dave and Mike. The Winter 2011 The Winter 2011 The Winter 2011 […]
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The Winter: Parataxes « fiffdimension said:
19/05/2017 at 11:17 am
[…] Simon Sweetman – drums and percussion […]
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Gleefully Unknown: 1997-2005 « fiffdimension said:
08/02/2018 at 10:27 am
[…] Kingston (cello, acoustic guitar), Paul Winstanley (fretless bass, turntables), Simon Sweetman (percussion), Nigel Patterson (hammond organ), Cylvi M (percussion), Simon O’Rorke […]
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Huia Vortex « fiffdimension said:
26/12/2019 at 3:18 am
[…] in tribute to the extinct New Zealand bird the huia by Dave Edwards, Mike Kingston, and Simon Sweetman. The 19-minute final track remains an underrated fiffdimension epic. [send us your […]
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2002: self-isolation before it was cool? « fiffdimension said:
26/03/2020 at 9:01 pm
[…] section, recorded on all-analogue equipment, by Dave Edwards, with Sam Prebble, Mike Kingston, and Simon Sweetman […]
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Mantis Shaped and Worrying « fiffdimension said:
08/04/2020 at 9:50 pm
[…] section, recorded on all-analogue equipment, by Dave Edwards, with Sam Prebble, Mike Kingston, and Simon Sweetman […]
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