Au bistro des découvertes ! #2 Matt Foy présents Drones over Dufferin
October 14, 2025 at 6:00pm
Matt Foy présents...
Sudbury’s Matt Foy has been playing for 30 years. He’s into instrumental music of the ’50s and ’60s that conjure up dusty plains, dive bars and speedways, when it’s not old-school reggae and ska. He also composes for film and television. So, for the soundtrack of your life, there’s your man. Seeing as he appreciates music made atmospheric, this evening he presents friends who know a thing or two about that.
Drones over Dufferin
Toronto-based brothers David and Duncan Mackinnon master a mesmerizing art of long-form instrumental improvisations that extend majestically across vast landscapes made of pedal steel guitar chords, looped musical textures and found sounds recorded in the field. These placid, shimmering drones take you higher, like airborne emotions and meditative mantras,
On the menu:
Mama G’s, our chef, announces a special menu, as Matt Foy’s favorite dish:
- Cabbage salad with fennel and green apples, served with a creamy dill vinaigrette.
- Moroccan-style beef meatballs on lemon saffron rice.
- Chickpeas and cauliflower with curry and lemon.
- Dessert: Baked apples stuffed with nuts and dried fruit, topped with maple syrup.
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