Fenner Pearson

@fennerpearson

Salford and Kirkby Lonsdale. Electronic music… and that kind of thing.

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Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· 18d

A photo from this afternoon's trip out to Heysham. One for all you Black Sabbath fans :-)

A black and white photograph of the six graves cut into the stone at St Patrick's Chapel in Heysham, which featured on the cover of 'The Best Of Black Sabbath'.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Jul 15

We went along to see the Ai Weiwei exhibition at Aviva. Absolutely terrific, would deffo recommend. (Tickets are £20, though. Don’t get me started on MIF.)

A photograph of the exhibition space at Aviva Studios, including several large pieces by Ai Weiwei: a huge image of lots of bombs; sculptures of animal heads representing the various Chinese astrological years; a beautiful black chandelier of Milano glass; and a representation of boat full of refugees.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Jul 4

Spray, on stage, at Salford’s second best electronic music venue, The Eagle Inn.

Spray (the band) playing on stage at The Eagle Inn in Salford.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Jul 3

I know Follow Friday is not really a BlueSky thang but whatever. I’m heartily recommending you follow the charming @danmud.bsky.social for all sorts of amusements and interesting stuff, and it was he who put me onto this book, which I have bought despite it having ‘*****rock’ in the subtitle. #ff

The cover of ‘Neu Klang’ by Christoph Dallach, The book is resting on a lovely wooden table although that’s not really obvious or, indeed, relevant.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· May 31

New studio dec

A print of Nigel Tufnell from Spinal Tap above the word ‘Eleven’ alluding to the “one louder” scene in the film.
The print is on a woodblock that is currently leaning on a pint of Guinness.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· May 27

Well that's rubbish news. My favourite venue in Salford :-(

A newspaper headline stating that the White Hotel, a venue in Salford, is to close down after "10 years of avant garde mayhem".

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· May 20

“Think back to your childhood. Do you remember when the anxiety started?”

The poster advertising the movie 'Jaws'. The woman swimming on the surface is oblivious to the shark beneath her.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· May 9

Having a sort through pictures and photos for framing, I came across this; me in 1989, just before we went onstage at Warwick University.

A young Fenner Pearson wearing a baseball cap and a t-shirt that says “Inquisition Approved: Morally Pure”.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· May 9

I fear my plans for Saturday are going to be lost to this book. Whether you’re interested in JFK’s assassination or not, I don’t believe it will affect your enjoyment of true stories that are about people, perception, memory, and the human search for meaning. Great concept and terrific writing.

The front cover of Martin Fitzgerald’s book ‘The Umbrella Man And Other Stories’, resting on my surprisingly yellow duvet.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· May 7

Many years of (happily) following @judgedewie.bsky.social have led me here. I can only recommend you take the risk and follow him, too.

An Everyman advertisement for the ‘Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition’ film, which I am about to watch.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Apr 30

🤮

A headline on the MusicTech website that says “Claude can now be plugged into Ableton to assist with your music projects.”

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Apr 17

For completeness, here’s the signed poster, on our kitchen wall.

A poster advertising Bill Drummond’s show ‘Best Before Death’.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Apr 4

I've been listening to this album more than anything, this week, but I think it's only available through the Castles In Space subscription library. However, I will play a track from it on #electronicears, tomorrow 👍 'Exoplanets' by Andy Fosberry.

The front cover of Andy Fosberry's 'Exoplanets' album. It's a circle, split by multiple lines running through it's centre. Different abstract pictures appear in each slice of the circle.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Mar 26

My brother has just landed in Spain.

A screengrab of a conversation between my brother and an AI agent, which runs as follows:

My brother: what time is it where l am?
AI: The current time in Torrelavega, Cantabria, Spain is:
5:08 PM (17:08) — Thursday, March 26, 2026
Spain is on Central European Time (CET), which is UTC+1 in winter, or Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2) during daylight saving time. Since DST in Europe begins the last Sunday of March, and that falls on March 29 this year, you're currently still on CET (UTC+1).
My brother: not even close!
AI: You're right, I apologize! I don't actually have access to a real-time clock, so I can't tell you the exact current time. I was just making up a number, which wasn't helpful.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Feb 27

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Feb 27

I did indeed let him entertain me.

Robbie Williams on stage at Aviva Studios, Manchester. His drummer and bassist are also pictured.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Feb 26

*deep breath*

The front cover of the programme for The Hallé Orchestra With Jonny Greenwood. Jonny has not dressed up for his photo.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Feb 25

Tonight I went to see Imitating The Dog's 'War of the Worlds' at The Lowry, and it was the most extraordinary thing I've ever seen at the theatre. Absolutely brilliant. If you're within reach of Manchester, it's on until Saturday. Thanks to @guerrillabiscuits.bsky.social for the recommendation.

A stage set. The people on stage are filming one another and the results appear on a screen above them.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Feb 19

A pub A board advertising Hymns For Robots, live electronic music!

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Feb 13

“In lesser gods we trust”. Plus ça change… Shepard Fairey at Fotografiska, Berlin.

A triptych of pictures featuring Lenin, Mao, and Nixon.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Feb 12

That was magnificent. It’s not my favourite track but, for some reason, ‘Burning Down The House’ had me in tears.

David Byrne, on stage at the Tempodrom, Berlin. He is in a spotlight in a blue suit and playing guitar.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Feb 9

I’m clinging on to the hope that this is true.

A graffiti’d wall in/ on Berlin’s East Side Gallery. The English translation reads “Many small people who in many small places do many small things that can alter the face of the world”.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Jan 7

Here's a terrible idea. If you see anyone using one, do a good deed and point them in the direction of an actual PASSWORD PROTECTED password manager. And then destroy the book.

The front cover of a book entitled "The Personal Internet Address & Password Logbook"

A photograph of the interior of the book, showing where you can enter details of websites, your username, and passwords.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Jan 7

I mean, look at this. #theUH #ROCHY

An advert on the side of a bus for the film 'GIANT' with a review written in a font that makes the letter K look like an H.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Dec 20

Home cinema set up for ‘The Boat That Rocked’. Soundcheck courtesy of @danmud.bsky.social’s ‘Scotrail SuperDreamCluster’.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Dec 14

Hell’s teeth! Last night of the tour. That was extraordinary. #dirtythree

Mick Turner on guitar and Warren Ellis playing violin, on stage in Paris.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Dec 8

Warren Ellis, on stage at The Barbican, telling us about his afternoon spent at the Southbank Centre due to his mistaken belief that that was where Dirty Three were playing this evening.

A man sits on the edge of a stage, talking to the audience.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Nov 30

Dirty Three, Glasgow. Hopes 100% realised.

Warren Ellis, playing violin, in ecstasy.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Nov 29

@warringtonruncorn.com I’m impressed by your gsm here, mister.

Three flyers collected from Capstone Theatre. The top one, advertising a gig by Warrington Runcorn New Town Development Plan, is printed on conspicuously nicer paper.

Fenner Pearson@fennerpearson· Nov 15

Finally picked up David Stubbs’ ‘Fear Of Music: Why People Get Rothko But Don’t Get Stockhausen’, and it’s excellent. Absolutely loved this about Derek Bailey. I had no idea about this side of his musical life.