A long time coming but they’re finally here! The latest batch of recordings from the Pedal Sessions stage at Wood Festival way back in May. Doesn’t time fly! Trevor Moss & Hannah Lou – The Allotment Song – The Pedal Sessions from Magnificent Revolution on Vimeo. Benjamin Folke Thomas – The Pedal Sessions from Magnificent [...]
May 16, 2009
Sam Isaac – Carbon Dated – Pedal Session from Magnificent Revolution on Vimeo. Sam Isaac and his band power their own performance for the very first Pedal Session by Magnificent Revolution at Wood Festival 2009, Oxford, UK. samisaac.co.uk Filmed and edited by Phil & Colin Sound and mix by Stewie Juices
April 16, 2009
bikeday Join us in a secret warehouse in Shoreditch (get in contact for details) Donations £5 THE URBAN NOMADS ::: annual ball ::: bringing together the finest of london’s underground live music Bands ::: Gipsydelica Random Connection Quest Wild Performers & & & Installations miNiMal techno … bReaks … Glitch Hop … Reggae Rock’n’Roll … [...]
April 7, 2009
We’re back at this years wood festival so come and join us for more pedal powered reggae, workshops, late night parties and the launch of our top secret new project “The Pedal Session” which will feature sessions pedal powered by some top bands at the festival! Shhhhhh Again, a free pint will be on offer [...]
April 7, 2009
We took the 450 mile round trip north by road for the I bike MRC festival. Technical challanges and 40kg of heavy plan B equipment ruled out the train as a travel option, so we filled a car with people and bike equipment and headed north to see what the manchester bike scene had to [...]
March 23, 2009
Blessed again with a sunny day at Energy Cafe in Essex, this time for the Spring Banquet. A land of endless food, interesting cooking devices and music where for the first time we added some solar panels into our system. Each time a cloud past or a child dressed as a jelly bean stepped in [...]
February 11, 2009
You may remember that while ago we’ve powered a Ceilidh dance at the Hackney City Farm. That seems like history now. We’re proud to tell the world that this time the pedal powered Ceilidh wasn’t instrumented by us but by one of our students, Sonny. Sonny works with South Lakes Action on Climate Change (SLACC) [...]
June 20, 2009