Improv’s Greatest Hits is a night and fluid collective using
improvised music as a vehicle to mix musical and social scenes.
Blurring subculture lines, debuting new artists + collaborations
on the regular

For more and past shows look below !
https://www.instagram.com/improvsgreatesthits

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Excited to host two French band scene veterans going
solo alongside some Bristolian conceptualizations —. !

MORGANE NERIDA ( St Etienne )
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https://www.instagram.com/morganerida

SoundCloud link here https://shorturl.at/VGdWH
{ soundcloud.com/harpieharpieharpie )

Morgane Nerida ( also member of mighty post punk band
Maraudeur ) mixes her practice of electro acoustics with
the crystalline sounds of the harp. On a liquid and dreamlike
landscape, she stretches her strings to reveal their sedative
and hypnotic powers.

LOUPS DE VIRGINE ( Lyon )
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SoundCloud here https://shorturl.at/gIsnq
( soundcloud.com/loupsdev }

Loups de Virginie drums, sings, manipulates samples +
blows into flutes. The result swarms, creaks, screeches,
hisses and rumbles throughout an excursion into a
digitalized zone. LDV is the new solo project by the
drummer of Massicot and member of the duo Habitant.
She also played as a percussionist in the Nist-Nah
ensemble for a few years.

HENRY WILSON
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https://www.instagram.com/henry_jgwilson

With an extensive background in theatre and film,
Henry blends narrative and character performance
with sonic hybrid compositions, ambient drones, internet
- archival samples and downtempo beats. Resulting in an
introspective soundscape often paired with absurd,
character driven theatrics in an attempt to explore
the intersections between theatre, performance art
and music.

Regular collaborator + mover with Bristol cult band Ex
Agent / member of Martian folklore soundscape crew Arcadia
Planitia Five-a-Side Football Team and most recently seen in
the new Noods Radio app adverts !

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