Solo at Splitting The Atom in Brighton

 

uk dates - spring 2022

 

live outings for the guitar body

photograph by Sean Kelly

UK Live dates - autumn 2021

 

Cocktail Party cassette with Klaus Janek on Linear Obsessional now!

 https://linearobsessional.bandcamp.com/album/cocktail-party

2020 overview

Ryu Hankil, Jez riley French, Patrick Farmer, Daniel Jones & Paul Khimasia Morgan

Temperance Five on engraved glass

https://engravedglass.bandcamp.com/album/temperance-five

 proceeds to Trussell Trust and Cancer Research

Various - The Waters of Centaurus on Hundred Years Gallery

Paul Khimasia Morgan Live on Splitting The Atom

in support of The Green Door Store's crowdfunder campaign

https://splittingatom.bandcamp.com/album/paul-khimasia-morgan-live

Contributor to Unpredictable Times online music festival.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfBpOkdyCho

Contributed short film to Splitting The Atom LIV online event 13th September 2020

Embla Quickbeam / Blanca Regina & Pierre Bouvier-Patron / Joseph Young / Paul Khimasia Morgan

The Joy of Isolation on Aural Detritus

Unpredictable Times

During lockdown, I was very excited to be asked to contribute to "Unpredictable Times", a live "broadcast" online arts event curated by Blanca Regina and Steve Beresford.  I provided a short film, Guitar Body; which is a solo performance shot by Bill Thompson at one of his Mercury Over Maps events at the Hundred Years Gallery in Shoreditch last year.

"Unpredictable Times" is available to watch online here:
https://www.unpredictable.info/

split lathe-cut 7"

Amazing to get a piece of music released on vinyl!  My electronic tone poem Coastal Fulmar is one one side of this lathe-cut 7" put out by TSOKL.  Daniel Spicer and Ron Caines provide their track Hazeblaze on the flip.  Coastal Fulmar is a studio composition based on several live passes on my set-up of the acoustic guitar body and electronic devices.  These are augmented by processing techniques including vari-speed and tape delay.  I love the 7" format; being constrained to a five minute time duration I find oddly liberating!  Being a lathe-cut, it ain't cheap but both sides have been professionally mastered by Julian Tardo at Church Road Recording Co. and the cut itself was done by Phil at 345RPM, both Brighton companies.  Pro b/w sleeves and inners printed by those nice chaps at Brighton Print Centre.  Super-limited run of 20 units.  Very favourably reviewed by Byron Coley in his Size Matters column in The Wire Magazinbe issue 429.

To purchase a copy, please PayPal £15 (including UK shipping) to slightlyoffkilter@hotmail.co.uk