After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

After a sold out show at the Barbican as part of the Folk Britannia event ADEM plays
a headline show to promote his new album ‘Love and other planets’ out
April 24th on Domino with a live set that sees him deliver a
marvellously accessible mosaic of sound as he mixes clicks, hums,
harps, parps, belles?n?whistles with intimate and heartfelt songs that
recall Nick Drake or Spirit of Eden ?era Talk Talk.

?Homesongs has a mystical, ethereal quality. It is fair to say you will hear nothing like this for some time.? 5/5 The Times

“Overwhemingly, this is an open, emotionally congruent record that
never tries to be clever and yet rarely seems dull. A generosity of
spirit pervades this lovely debut. There’s no doubt about it, Homesongs
is where the heart is” Mojo

AMINA the Icelandic female four-piece have graced the
albums and shows of Sigur Ros, augmenting Reykjavik’s most famous group
with modern string quartet backing. Tonight they play a live set of
graceful, ethereal compositions that are beautiful and engaging, on
violin, viola and cello as well as many malleted instruments, a
glassophone and various stringed instruments they picked up around the
world.

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS