An Expedition into the Rock‘n’Roll Underwerld with Julian Cope, including live sets, DJ sets, and film screening.
Glasgow
Mono
Tuesday 6th November 2012, 7pm
DJ: Fido-X
Julian Cope and Lee Brackstone, author and patron, discuss the worldview of his new book COPENDIUM, a feast of obscure and neglected masterworks which takes energy, originality and heaviness as its bearings. The Black Sheep’s Fido-X presents Tue’sday Night/Wodnesday Morning, further explorations in the style of the Black Sheep Radio Show. GNOD, the Manchester motherfuckers at full tilt, play a live set. Julian returns to present Copendium as revealed through YouTube. We conclude with a screening of Fido’s Blues – ‘awesome’, wrote Jon Savage, upon viewing this highly disorientating Black Sheep road movie.
Manchester
The Ruby Lounge
Wednesday 7th November 2012, 7pm
DJ: De La O
Julian Cope and Lee Brackstone, author and patron, discuss the worldview of his new book COPENDIUM, a feast of obscure and neglected masterworks which takes energy, originality and heaviness as its bearings. The Black Sheep’s De La O presents music from the 131 Soundtrack, a sneak preview of the musical soundtrack of Julian Cope's forthcoming novel ‘131’. Slomo play a live set of peak ambient doom from the Pennines. Julian returns to present Copendium as revealed through YouTube. We conclude with a screening of Fido’s Blues – ‘awesome’, wrote Jon Savage, upon viewing this highly disorientating Black Sheep road movie.
London
Rough Trade East
Thursday 8th November 2012, 7pm
DJ: Fat Paul
Julian Cope and Lee Brackstone, author and patron, discuss the worldview of his new book COPENDIUM, a feast of obscure and neglected masterworks which takes energy, originality and heaviness as its bearings. The Black Sheep's Fat Paul presents Blakk Metal, a half-hour set in the inimitable style of Fat Paul's recent album for Fuck Off & Di. Workin’ Man Noise Unit – Reading's hardest-working combo – play a live set of tinnitus-inducing tantrum rock. Julian returns to present Copendium as revealed through YouTube. We conclude with a screening of Fido’s Blues – ‘awesome’, wrote Jon Savage, upon viewing this highly disorientating Black Sheep road movie.