Monday, May 15, 2006

Mariposa presents breakthrough group Spiral Beach and more.....

Eugene Ripper's Fast Folk Underground

ALL-AGES show at the Drake this Wednesday, May 17th

Eclectic road-show is returning, with Spiral Beach and Clare Love

Eugene Ripper's Fast Folk Underground has over the years built a reputation
for bringing superb edgy and/or emerging talent to the public. This time
out Ripper is featuring two youthful acts....

Spiral Beach ­ Having grown up in the exuberant chaos of the Canadian folk
music community, members - Daniel and Airick Woodhead, Maddy Wilde and
Dorian Thornton - spent their formative years hanging around backstage jams
at festivals across the country. As a group these young performers create
edgy and inventive pop music that draws inspiration from the Beatles,
Talking Heads and Radiohead. Their distinctive sound combines a strong
groove with clever harmonies. They have just released their self-titled CD
and are booked for the 2006 Mariposa Folk Festival in Orillia, July 7-8-9.
http://www.spiralbeach.com

Clare Love - direct from her Soma-a-go-go performance at Loco Local
Festival, this ultra talented singer songwriter performs solo ­ not to be
missed.

Eugene Ripper ­ edgy roots rocker weighs in to promote the release of his
new EP ³Crackle². http://www.eugeneripper.com

When: This Wednesday, May 17th, 2006 - Showtime 9 PM

Where: The Drake Hotel, 1150 Queen Street West in Toronto

Tickets: General admission is ten dollars or five dollars with a
student/senior card. This is an ALL-AGES show.

Festival passes are available for the 2006 Mariposa Folk Festival, Canada's
oldest folk music festival... details at www.mariposafolkfestival.com
<http://www.mariposafolkfestival.com>

A Brief history of the Fast Folk Underground:
Throughout his recording and performing career, Eugene Ripper has been
active on local club scenes in Toronto, Vancouver, Halifax and New York as a
causal provocateur of these underground events - a series of roving
postmodern hoots that have bounced around the scene for 20 years. A list of
featured appearances over the years paints and intriguing picture ­ if you
are into snapshots of moving riversŠlikes of The Sadies, Young and Sexy,
Lowest of the Low, Dave Bidini, hHead, Herald Nix, Don Ross, Mr Wrong, The
ids, Bobby Wiseman, I Braineater, Radiogram, The Royal Grand Prix,
Neusiland, Al Tuck, Lonnie James, The Delvins, Paul Bellini, Matthew Good,
Nardwuar, Harrison Ford and well, even more than that.
For more info: 416 697 8303, eugeneripper@gmail.com

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