Friday, 4 December 2009 in K77

BERLIN meets WARSAW (punctually at 22:00!)

Zeitfenster
Ezramo – vocals, zither, electronics (I)
Wendelin Büchler – guitars, theremin (D)

This Berlin based duo creates radical noiseballads: Dark atmospheres between horrorfilm soundtrack and extreme noise meet hypnotic vibrations and fragile melodies.

Wendelin Büchler and Ezramo play in morphing groups, with artists like Fred Frith, Paul Hubweber, Gino Robair, Phillip Greenlief, Xabier Iriondo, Domenico Sciajno, LaDonna Smith, Hannes Lingens, Stevko Busch ...

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Wiracki
Tomasz Wiracki (Warsaw)
"Wiracki plays incredibly dynamic and sometimes even agressive material, filled with references to the style of 21st century music." (Jarek Grzesica, Polish National Radio)

Wiracki composes music for film and theatre. He also cooperates with PWSTiTV in Lodz, MTV Networks Poland and the legendary performance art group SUKA OFF from Katowice.

His debut album was released in the US in 2006 by "The Number One Noise" label. Single tracks can be found on different compilations in Poland, China, Norway and France.

In 2009 he released his fourth Electro-noise CD "Like a digital pillow" on Pirate House Records.


@ Salon Bruit on 04.12.09 at 21:00
Kastanienallee 77, Prenzlauerberg.
Tram Schwedterstr./ U Eberswalderstr.

Friday, 15 January 2010 in K77

PouLs (Paris)
Fanny Lasfargues - doublebass
Niko (Nicolas Lefort) - guitar

PouLs is an hermaphrodite time machine, a combination of two violent sensitivities, male and female, guitar and bass, a mass of flesh and iron slightly sliding into an interstellar orgy of noise and pulse.







@ Salon Bruit on 27.11.09 at 22:00
Kastanienallee 77, Prenzlauerberg.
Tram Schwedterstr./ U Eberswalderstr.

Friday, 27 November 2009

StØrfan Sender (Berlin)
film-maker, visual artist and musician

StØrfan Sender will be exploring the drone-capacity of different acoustic materials as well as that of the listeners. These will interact with each other creating different sonic spaces due to physical conditions as well as further manipulation in a matrix of effect units. The whole setup acts as a kind of resonator in which every bit of mechanical or electronic infrastructure plays a crucial part in creating the actual sonic output in a harmonic sort of way.

Angie Nina Blue (US/Berlin)
contraptions and voice

Angie Nina (Yeowell) Blue is a dancer, video artist, and costume and sound designer. Most recently, she danced with the Second Company of Dance Theatre of Harlem in NYC.

She hasn't had supper in weeks because her hands were cut off in seminary school, where she perfected her skills making origami birds out of the Bible: She adds blue salt to the birds and they chirp out anti-Christ and anti-Nietzsche lyrics. These biblic, salty bird prayers seem to suffice for the lack of hands, but the difficulty preparing dinner remains.

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Gianluca Becuzzi [KINETIX] (Piombino, It):
laptop, electronics, samples, found sounds, objects

Gianluca Becuzzi [KINETIX] is an electronic / electroacoustic composer and sound artist active since the first half of the 80’s. He released many albums and performed live around Europe during the last two decades under various names.






@ Salon Bruit on 27.11.09 at 22:00
Kastanienallee 77, Prenzlauerberg.
Tram Schwedterstr./ U Eberswalderstr.