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Awash With AntleR live by the muddy Humber banks and North Sea port of Hull, England.
Their music brings together three part harmony singing, English folk, orchestral strings,
dance grooves, dirge rock and something altogether more exotic; a love of Brazilian
samba drumming, tribal beats and eastern music. Their sound thus far has been
described as 'enchanting, disturbing, infectious', 'Kate Bush on samba'
and 'magic'.


Having filled support slots for King Creosote and Carla Bozulich's Evangelista,
Awash With AntleR are currently making an album to be released on Snood Records.
They plan on playing more UK gigs later this year.


'Blew me away'  Sandman Magazine

'A set thrilled & spilled off the stage...  an urgency & basic desire to create'  ThisIsUll.com

'Wonderful, amazing & fantastic!'  Alan Raw, BBC Raw Talent




Brief Biog:
Lu settled on the surreal name 'Awash With AntleR' during
the Yorkshire floods of 2007.
Having turned to singing only
when a pathetic rock climbing injury left her unable to play violin,
she sought out players
to bring to life the tunes she'd been writing all winter and miserable summer.
Poi dancing, allotment
keeping Sally was found playing viola in the Hull Philharmonic Orchestra;
Emma at an open mic night
at the infamous Adelphi Club. Emma originally joined to provide backing
vocals, but when it was
discovered that she used to bash marching drum in Manchester's Girls Brigade,
she was roped in
as beat master. Now they all write tunes, sing three part harmonies and switch
between a multitude of instruments,
including violin, viola, piano, harmonium, bongos, stomp box,
teapots, bodhran, kaos pad, guitar,
phono-cello, glockenspeil & random percussion.





































































Awash With AntleR


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