This is unique alliance of charities, trade unions, campaigning groups and celebrities, mobilizing a drive forward against poverty and injustice and taking the message to the dance floor. “Millions of poor people face early death unless the world’s richest nations write off all the unpayable debts in developing countries” www.makepovertyhistory.org

Following the huge success of the first DJ Campaign Tour in 2004 for Arms Control in Brazil, DJ Each and Oscar Bueno take to the road again for a club-by-club tour of Europe.

Make Poverty History: GUANABARA in association with Jungle Drums

DJ’s Each, Oscar Bueno, Herman Love's Pauline (SAMBATRALIA)

LIVE: HURTMOLD

Hurtmold are considered the avant-garde band of Brazilian post-rock

Read extracts of a review written on Stylus Magazine about them:

It would be easy to label Hurtmold as the Brazilian Tortoise, and the guitar sound can be similar at times, but their attention to structure as well the ability to let the tracks play out and breathe gives them the freedom to insert a little jazziness into the proceedings, leaving such comparisons lacking.

Members of Hurtmold can be found in the backing band of avant-Samba hip-hoppers Instituto and drummer Takara contributed to the excellent O Ciclo Da Decadençia by Cidadão Instigado which has to be heard to be believed, coming across as a kind of cracked post-punk King Crimson hybrid.

As well as working with The Eternals, last year Hurtmold collaborated with Rob Mazurek of Chicago Undergound and Isotope 217 further strengthening the Chicago/São Paulo interface and leaves me wondering what else will come out of this somewhat unlikely but fruitful communion.

About their participation at Sonar 2005
www.trustthedj.com/Sonar2005/news_article.php?news_id=3877&djid=2089

You can find info about HURTMOLD in English on this website
(their label) www.submarinerecords.net/index_english.html

Friday 24 June 2005
8pm to 2am
£10

at Guanabara
Parker St Corner of Drury Lane
London WC2B 5PW
Tube: Holborn

Contact: 020 7242 8600 - Please tell Guanabara you heard about them on www.BrazilianArtists.net website and help us to keep on promoting Brazilian culture and artists in the UK. Thanks!

For further info please visit
www.guanabara.co.uk