Crimson Yew will be joined by Rum Shunk for the event - see below for more or buy your tickets now
Indie-folk band 'Rum Shunk' and digital-analogue sound collective 'Crimson Yew'. Featuring live performance art from Polly Verity.
Crimson Yew @ 'The Lantern' Event 25th June 2022
Crimson Yew @ 'The Lantern' June 25th Llandeilo
Indie-folk band 'Rum Shunk' and digital-analogue sound collective 'Crimson Yew'. Featuring live performance art from Polly Verity.
Part of 'The Latern' series of events in Carmarthenshire, we are excited to present RUM SHUNK and CRIMSON YEW, playing an intimate performance of original music. 'The Latern' is a quarterly live music event in Llandielo, showcasing intimate live music performances by emerging original artists in the Carmathenshire area and beyond.
Rum Shunk is an indie-folk band from South Wales headed by singer-songwriter Matthew O'Sullivan. Beautifully crafted songs with rich harmonies weaving influences from Fleet Foxes, Daniel Rossen, Villagers and Staves.
Crimson Yew is a sound collective from South Wales. We write, produce and perform songs that weave natural and cultural themes. An adventurous set combining influences from the likes John Grant, Rufus Wainwright, Duke Special and Little Dragon. Crimson Yew is formed by - Leonora (cello and vocal), Trev (drums), Bex (guitar and vocal), Lois (viola and vocal), and Jonathan (songwriter, piano, synth, and vocal).
Daughter of artists, Polly Verity grew up in an environment where there were plenty of art materials to hand and she was encouraged to experiment. Her step-grandfather, Eric de Mare had written a book “Your Book of Paperfolding” in the 1960s. Later on, when she was about 8, he gave her a copy. This inspired a journey in paper, the idea that you could transform a flat sheet into three dimensions was very exciting. She has been experimenting with paper ever since.
on June 25th 2022, 'The Lantern' will be hosted by Davies and Co
Crimson Yew @ Bleached
Crimson Yew are featured in the exciting Bleached exhibition but the Vulgar Earth artist collective.
This project is an exciting exploration of “coral reefs” and the threats to the survival of these iconic ecosystems through a collaboration of art and science, culminating in an exhibition at Gods House Tower, Southampton, opening on the 12th May 2022.
The members of Vulgar Earth in collaboration with the University of Southampton will explore the key scientific messages in creative, challenging and innovative ways to engage, inform and to stimulate debate and action with a diverse audience.
Our music will be available for people with their own headphones to listen to as they wander around the exhibition via a link provided at the event.
