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| Thursday, May 15 2003 | |||
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If like me, you quickly tire of your record collection and aren't that interested in manufactured pop, then look no further than Smallfish Records. This tiny shop on Old Street sells a whole range of interesting and varied music on both vinyl and CD. |
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| At the Berkeley it's bye Vong and hello Boxwood Café. Gordon Ramsey's New York-style Barbara Barry-designed eatery is now open for business. Wilton Place, SW1. 020 7235 1010 | |||
Revered, influential LA artists Tony Oursler and Mike Kelley's maze-like multi-media structure The Poetics Project 1977-1997 opens today at the Barbican. 10am-7:30pm. Silk St, EC2. Free. |
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Smallfish describe their music collection as a mixture of "anything from electronic based musings to folky affairs with twisted psychedelic edges". If all this sounds good to you then visit their website, www.smallfish.co.uk where you can order online. If you prefer to get down and dirty on some decks before making a purchase, then pop into the Smallfish store to play. It's open seven days a week and has several late nights so there's no excuse for not paying them a visit. About once a month, Smallfish also have a live set in the shop. (Details of the next one can be found on their website.) They invite you to "come along, bring a beer, bring a friend and have fun". Sounds good to me. Smallfish Records, www.smallfish.co.uk RP |
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| Working with a then just-released SX-70 Polaroid instant camera, Walter Evans snapped away - over 2,500 times - in his late career. Earlier work is shown alongside these Polaroids. 11am-6pm. Photographers' Gallery. 5 & 8 Gt Newport St, WC2 | |||
| Abba anthems, fanfares and more at the classical music extravaganza that is the Spring Proms at Royal Albert Hall. 8pm. Kensington Gore, SW7. £15-40. 020 7589 8212. | |||
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