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Brain Cell
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Quadelectronic Leicester, UK
Quadelectronic is a unique event that initially grew from gigs organised by Chris Conway at The Musician in 2004 to 2006, involving the Freeman brothers and others. The monthly session is usually held on the third/fourth Tuesday of the month. An improv, jam, workshop event for those that love to experiment and interact in free improvisation, with a focus on electronics but any instrument welcome. ... more
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