E+S=B with Alan Lambert, Gavin Duffy and Junshi Murakami

Filmbase, Curved Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2

€6   5-7pm

Electronic Sensoria Band, (now European Sensoria Band) was formed when long-time Wormhole fan Fergus Cullen asked twin brothers Anthony and David Carroll to play with him at legendary Dublin improv club Lazybird. Ditching the guitars in favour of casio keyboards and adding electro-drumpad player Adrienne Flynn of Memory Cells, E+S=B was born.

With releases on their own Last Of Our Kind label (as well as Deserted Village and Ninepoint Records), E+S=B have played and recorded with the likes of Damo Suzuki (CAN) and Itaru Oki among others. More recently they’ve taken inspiration from the US free jazz scene of the ‚Äò60s to scale down to a three piece line-up, consisting of Fergus on bass clarinet and guitar and Dave and Anthony on drums and bass.

Alan Lambert is an Irish filmmaker and musician who launched his first solo album ‘The Man Who Cycled To The Moon’ as a joint release with The Wormholes (the final release on the Dead Elvis label in 1999). In 2008 Lambert re-grouped with David and Anthony for an improvised session with E+S=B at The Shed, where they were joined by Gavin Duffy from Thread Pulls.

A former member of Cap Pas Cap, Gavin Duffy co-runs Ninepoint records. Since 2004 he has released several acclaimed records and toured internationally with Thread Pulls.

Junshi Murakami is a Japanese artist and musician. He studied at the Royal Irish Academy of Music and holds an ARIAM Diploma in Irish Harp performance. He has played many concerts in Ireland and Denmark and teaches in Waltons New School of Music, Dublin and Kingston Academy of Music, Dun Laoghaire.