Ende Tymes 13
Festival of Noise and Sonic Liberation

27-29 April 2023
at Trans Pecos and First Unitarian Church of Brooklyn

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27-29 April
7pm doors 8pm music
Trans Pecos
915 Wyckoff, Ridgewood
$30 adv, $35 door, $100 weekend (4 events) - see below
co-produced with JHK

Alessandra Zerbinati
Andrea Pensado
Avola
Camp Rock
Centennial Gardens
Chuck Bettis
Crank Sturgeon
Cryocene
Demon Face
Flesh Shuddering
Flose
Harpy
HSFB
Humanbeast
JHK & Neuter
JoAnn McNeil
Kazumoto Endo
Kiwi Cube
Live Wire
Living Room
Matriarch
Noxious Aux
Number of the Beast
Oozing Meat
Radiator Greys
Robert Fuchs
Scathing
Stinkmeat
Straight Panic
The Shape of Minds to Come (John Duncan, Scot Jenerik, Schneider TM, Chandra Shulka)
YÜ//F
Yvonne LeBien & Lauren Tosswill
Zoologist

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29 April 2023 @ First Unitarian Church of Brooklyn
119 Pierrepont St, Brooklyn Heights
1pm doors, 2pm music
$30 adv, $35 door, $100 weekend (4 events) - see below

Raven Chacon “Voiceless Mass”
with Alex Waterman, Jessica Pavone, Katie Porter, Leila Bordreuil, Luke Stewart, Laura Ortman, gabby fluke-mogul, Laura Cocks, Nava Dunkelman, Steven Long, Yuma Uesaka, Carlo Costa, Bob Bellerue

Eternities (Katie Porter & Bob Bellerue)

gabby fluke-mogul & Nava Dunkelman

Chloe Alexandra Thompson

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TICKETS

$30 4/29 Raven Chacon "Voiceless Mass" at the first Unitarian Church of Brooklyn: https://withfriends.co/event/15732726/General_Admission

$100 4/27-29 Weekend Pass (4 events!): https://withfriends.co/event/15732712/ende_tymes_13

Trans Pecos will handle individual night tickets for 4/27-29 evenings - link posted in due time

Members get in FREE - sign up now at WithFriends

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BIOS

Alessandra Zerbinati

Alessandra Zerbinati, is an Italian performer and noise artist. Considered one of the most controversial and extreme figures on the Italian scene, her performances are one synthesis of theater, butoh dance, body marking and noise. The civil engagement jobs of her face themes such as abortion, domestic violence, self-harm, death and abandonment through a sound amplification system of the moving body and the use of bizarre instruments by her designed. Contracted muscles, creaking bones, torn skin, voice, blood, pee, vomit, vaginal fluid, saliva the tools that the artist uses to get straight to the conscience of the user by dusting off what remains of the empathy of each individual. In her years, alongside her, historical names such as Alessandro Cellai (Clock DVA and Pankow), Tomas Jarmir (ZU and Motorpsycho), Frank Falestra (producer of Marilyn Manson & The Spooky Kids). Since 2014 she is part of the collective MUSICA DISPERSA: WOMEN IN EXPERIMENTAL, with which she brings her performance across Europe. Since 2017 she has been at home at ART BASEL: the art week in MIAMI (FL), and at INTERNATIONAL NOISE CONFERENCE in Miami: one of the longest-running and most important noise festivals in the world. Since November 2019 she has been in the Old Europa Cafè stables with a vinyl and a DVD sold out in a few months. In 2020 she flies to Paris: she is among the protagonists of the documentary film on noise "A QUI VEUT BIEN L'ENTENDRE "by French director Jerome Florenville. In the same year, following his participation in the LUFF (Lausanne Underground Film And Music Festival), the television channel ARTE: TV le dedicates an entire interview to the TRACKS broadcast. https://www.instagram.com/alessandra_zerbinati/

Andrea Pensado

After rigorous academic studies as a composer, Andrea Pensado finds herself playing frequently at noise shows and improvising with the most aesthetically diverse musicians. This totally unexpected and joyful turn in her life took place very gradually. Nowadays, Pensado uses voice and electronics to make her music. The approach to both, programming and performance is highly intuitive. The harsh cut up noise result, mixed with the strong emotional component of her music, generate a deeply personal sonic language which often gives rise to intense responses in the most varied audiences. Pensado performs extensively in the US and abroad. She also produces Sonorium, a series of experimental music based in Salem, MA. More info: http://www.andreapensado.com

Avola

Veronica “Vern” Avola is a composer, multimedia artist, instructor and champion of friendship, born in Italy and based in Portland, Oregon. They founded EMS Records. Avola’s solo sound works uses deep electronic sounds to geomap the hidden layers that also come with a given “present moment”; from the guttural subterranean or the hallways of the earthly punk and DIY culture to consensual abduction and flight. Avola’s compositions hold space for these physical stretches that become emblems of safety when society faces a truth in zero control within a political predestination. In this process Avola brings an ability back to the listener to think and exist outside of man’s algorithm. Avola performs this work internationally and has released several albums on Sige Recordings, An Out Recordings, Accident Prone Records, and Nadine Records. Avola has other collaborative works with Daniel Menche (Bear Spray), Ian Gorman Weiland (Elrond), Vo Vo and Dead (Castlemaine, Australia). They also have a bi-weekly radio show on UK based Repeater Radio. https://verns.world/

Camp Rock

Kwami Winfield and Adonis S. from NYC

Centennial Gardens

King Vision Ultra and Dreamcrusher are Centennial Gardens. Thank you for listening. https://dreamcrusher.bandcamp.com/album/split

Chloe Alexandra Thompson

Chloe Alexandra Thompson is a Canadian sound artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Thompson is an interdisciplinary artist and musician composing works of sonic minimalism that envelope listeners into a state of equilibrium and fill rooms with discrete frequencies. Her work creates spatial sound art composed using audio programming software and acoustic instruments. Focused on live performance and spatial intervention, Thompson engineers multi-channel interplay of psychoacoustics, live-processed field recordings, and isolated frequencies to produce felt effects on the body. Fascinated by digital technology’s seemingly endless possibilities for sound experimentation, Thompson routinely collaborates with other artists to explore new avenues for acoustic and physical environments and experiences. https://www.chloealexandra.info/

Chuck Bettis

CHUCK BETTIS was raised in the fertile harDCore soil, nourished within Baltimore's enigmatic avant garde gatherings, and currently blossoming in New York's experimental music realms. His unique blend of electronics and throat has led him into various collaborations with great musicians from around the globe. He has performed live collaborations with John Zorn, Fred Frith, YoshimiO, Mephista and Afrirampo to name a few, recorded & played live with; Ikue Mori, Nautical Almanac, Matmos, Berangere Maximin, Yellow Swans, Toshio Kajiwara, Jad Atoui, etc, plus a long history of punk bands he was in (most notably the experimental punk band Meta-matics as well as the enigmatic All Scars). Bettis has created soundtracks for short films by Motoko Fukuyama & provided live music for the Move Move Collective dance performances. Chuck has also had residencies at The Stone (NYC), INA GRAM (Paris, France), Kurimanzutto Gallery (NYC), EMS (Stockholm, Sweden) and Harvestworks (NYC). Current working groups are; Snake Union with Dave Grant, Epic Proportions with Brandon Seabrook/Marika Hughes/Eivind Opsvik/Henry Fraser/Nava Dunkelman/Sam Ospovat/John McCowen and Chatterblip with Dafna Naphtali, as well as improvising, recording, or composing with an array of musicians from around the world. https://www.chuckbettis.com/

Crank Sturgeon

Crank Sturgeon has been at it for over two decades and countless timezones. Whether he's directing an orchestra using cue cards, fingerprinting six hundred art patrons' middle fingers, or leading a midnight parade -- wearing thirty gallons of water in each pant leg -- these impositions create an intersection between comfort and calamity. It is this junction, the marriage of unlikeable strategies with cocksure optimism, that has become Crank Sturgeon's trademark <ø))~~~§< https://cranksturgeon.com/

Cryocene

Stefan Aune & Matt Boettke https://newforces.bandcamp.com/album/exclave

Demon Face

Demon Face is Angela Edwards (Sharkiface) and Alexandra Buschman-Roman (Las Sucias) from Oakland CA. https://frequencymodulationradio.bandcamp.com/album/frequency-modulation-radio-iteration-3

Eternities

Eternities is a collaboration between bass clarinetist Katie Porter (Utah) and sound artist Bob Bellerue (NYC). Their work is inspired by deep presence, resonant feedback, melodic drone, and overtone magic, in the fluid realm between intention and indeterminacy. Photo by Robert Mizaki
//Katie Porter is a clarinetist and curator specializing in experimental music. Passionate about fostering musical communities, she co-founded Listen/Space in Brooklyn, the Listen/Space Commissions in the mountains of Utah, and the biennial VU Symposium for experimental, electronic and improvised music. Devoted to collaboration, Katie's current projects include, Red Desert Ensemble with percussionist/composer Devin Maxwell, Quartet or Two Duos with James Ilgenfritz, Lucie Vítková, and Teerapat Parnmonkol in NYC, Phase to Phase a bass clarinet duo with Lucio Capece in Berlin, Malosma a bass clarinet and bass flute duo with Christine Tavolacci in LA, and Eternities with the noise artist Bob Bellerue in NYC. She has premiered works by Sarah Hennies, Teodora Stepančić, Andre Cormier, Daniel Goode, John Luther Adams, Yvette Janine Jackson, Manuela Meier, Michael Pisaro, Jurg Frey, Laura Cetilia, Brian Harnetty, Phill Niblock, Carolyn Chen, Patricia Alessandrini, Nomi Epstein, Quentin Tolimieri and Christian Wolff, among many others. She can be heard on the labels Another Timbre (UK), Gravity Wave / Erstwhile (US), Edition Wandelweiser (DE), FTARRI (Japan), Infrequent Seams (US), Karl Records (DE), and Editions Verde (US). Katie is working to record a giant multi-year project for solo clarinet in Nancy Holt's land artwork, Sun Tunnels, in the remote Utah desert. http://www.fromkp.com
//Bob Bellerue is a sound artist, experimental musician, sound/video curator, and creative technician based in Ridgewood NY. Over the last 30+ years he has been involved in creating and presenting a wide range of sonic activities – noise, sound art, experimental music, junk metal percussion, Balinese gamelan, soundtracks for dance/ theater/ video/ performance art, and sound / video installations. Bob’s sound work is focused on multidimensional feedback systems, using amplified instruments, objects, recordings, and spaces, in combination with electronics and software written in the Supercollider audio synthesis programming language. Bob's work has been presented by The Kitchen, Issue Project Room, Roulette Intermedium, MOMA/PS1, Pioneer Works, Experimental Intermedia, Cafe Oto, Fylkingen, EMS, High Zero Festival, the Yogyakarta Gamelan Festival, Centre de Cultura Contemporanea de Barcelona, LUFF Festival, Akouphene Festival, Sonic Circuits Festival, CEAIT Festival, Cave12, Diapason Sound Gallery, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Oberlin College, the Art Institute of Chicago, Stanford University, NYU, UCSD, and UCLA. Bob’s discography includes dozens of releases on Elevator Bath Records, iDeal Recordings, Banned Productions, Fabrica, P-Tapes, RRR Records, Love Earth Music, Prison Tatt Records, Los Discos Enfantasmes, Zelphabet, Peyote Tapes, No Rent Records, and his own Anarchymoon Recordings and Sleepy Hollow Editions. He curates and produces the annual Ende Tymes Festival, and is the Technical Director for Pioneer Works and the Cultural Services of the French Embassy. http://bobbellerue.net

Flesh Shuddering

Flesh Shuddering is an up and coming psychedelic cut up harsh noise project by Cruel Symphonies label owner Caleb Crittenden and his rotating cast of characters including Piper Markowski (Amphette) and Andrew Morgan (Ambush). Flesh Shuddering utilizes a unique blend of influences ranging from early musique concrète tape experiments to more modern sonic manipulators such as Negitivland. Flesh Shuddering’s music has been described by Weston Czerkes (Form Hunter, Magnetic Coroner) as “a stereo buffet of audio contrast: piercing highs, crushing lows, effected field recordings, crunching tape loops, broken electronics, and electronics used for breaking. Amidst the chaos there are some ambient tones and breathy gasps that provide some unsettling grounding.” https://cruelsymphonies.bandcamp.com/album/heroin-hooked-hound

Flose

Started in 2017, Flose is the main performance alias of improviser and composer Charles Chatman. Using noise as a bedrock/possibility space, Flose works to extract the complex sonic and affective capacity of nonstandard musical devices and techniques (toy keyboards, prepared lap harp, electric toothbrushes, etc). Flose pieces act as collision points for the sound worlds of noise and non-idiomatic improvisation, postwar concert music, drone, avant-folk, ambient, and extreme metal, highlighting points of resonance and contrast with each other and Chatman’s demure setup. From their intersection and breakdown, an electroacoustic gothic aesthetic emerges, foregrounded in textural curiosity, immersive melancholy, and surprise. https://flosemusic.bandcamp.com/

gabby fluke-mogul and Nava Dunkelman

gabby fluke-mogul is a New York based violinist, improviser, composer, & educator. fluke-mogul exists within the threads of improvisation, free jazz, noise, & experimental music. Their playing has been described as “embodied, visceral, & virtuosic" & "the most striking sound in improvised music in years..." gabby is humbled to have collaborated with Nava Dunkelman, Joanna Mattrey, Ava Mendoza, Fred Frith, Luke Stewart, Zeena Parkins, Tcheser Holmes, Mara Rosenbloom & Pauline Oliveros among many other musicians, poets, dancers, & visual artists. fluke-mogul was a 2021/2022 Roulette Intermedium Commissioned Artist. gfm holds a MFA in Music Performance & Literature from Mills College, a BA in Music & Early Childhood Education from Hampshire College, & a Deep Listening certificate from The Center for Deep Listening at Rensselaer. https://www.flukemogul.com/
//Nava Dunkelman is a percussionist and improviser based in Brooklyn, NY. Born in Tokyo, Japan and raised in a multi-cultural environment by an American father and Indonesian mother. Her musical approach is innovative and dynamic, combining virtuosity and intuition. Meticulous in an intrinsic way, she uses her distinctive sound palette to explore and give life to a vast spectrum of musical possibilities. Nava's current projects are electro-percussion experimental noise duo IMA with Amma Ateria, and percussion duo NOMON with her sister Shayna Dunkelman. She also has performed and collaborated with Fred Frith, John Zorn, William Winant, Ikue Mori, Brandon Seabrook, Angélica Negrón, Pauchi Sasaki, and gabby fluke-mogul and many others. She has performed classical and contemporary pieces with the William Winant Percussion Group, Joan Jeanrenaud, San Francisco Girls Chorus, San Francisco Contemporary Music Players and others. Nava studied percussion under Eugene Novotney at Humboldt State University before attending Mills College, where she studied with William Winant, Fred Frith, Maggi Payne, and Zeena Parkins. https://www.navadunkelman.com/

photo by Jessica Hallock

Harpy

Harpy is the collaboration of cult musical/performance artists Gyna Bootleg (Tinsel Teeth, Sire, Vomitatrix) and Pippi Zornoza (RECTRIX, Bonedust, Vvltvre, Worms in Women and Cattle), who have been pushing at the boundaries of the underground for nearly a quarter of a century. Harpy lends their atmospheric sonic musings and manic vocals to a multi-layered aggression that is both deeply haunted and utterly relentless. The shriek of this mythological creature as it rips your bowels in order to tell your fortune. The manic psychological space of one becoming unhinged. photo credit: Left, Julissa Matheny @r4cc00nluvr, Right, Angie Willcutt @Angiewillcutt https://harpyprovidence.bandcamp.com/

HSFB

HSFB is the solo performance and recording project of Max Hamel, an electronic and acoustic luthier. https://hsfb.bandcamp.com/

Humanbeast

The artist duo V Manuscript and Maralie [VALISE], have collaborated since 1996 (as Humanbeast since 2006) using ritual performance, music, photography, video, noise, installation, text, bondage. The sticky web of tension connects our protagonists and these varied medium through wet and softwares, Humanbeast has published recordings on Load Records and Gross Domestic Product.
"Humanbeast is the subversive, performance-art-cum-electrified-noise-bass-music performed by duo Maralie (Valise) and Eli V. Manuscript. Humanbeast's performances are marked by high-intensity, challenging performance, employing ritualistic practices and marrying challenging, symbolic gesture with throbbing walls of white noise, analog synthesis, the primeval wail of human voice and the cold, distant utterings of computer speech" -Shawn Greenlee
https://humanbeast.bandcamp.com/

JHK & Neuter

Mgmt says: don't miss it - Ende Tymes core audio engineers/sonic enablers fuse extreme aesthetic brilliance to destroy your PA and mind

JoAnn McNeil

JoAnn McNeil :: Sonically materializing pulsating colors http://joannmcneil.com

Kazumoto Endo

Since the mid-'90s, Japanese noise artist Kazumoto Endo has released albums and EPs under his own name and the alias Killer Bug on noise labels in several countries. Growing up in the '80s, Endo listened to British bands like the Cure and the Smiths, then got turned on to groups such as Pussy Galore and Big Black, and began attending live performances by influential noise bands including Hanatarash and Hijokaidan. Endo was, however, unimpressed with how noise music came across on recordings. He wanted to learn to play something different and so took traditional Bolivian music classes. It was during this time that Endo purchased the first noise record he was impressed by: Merzbow's Cloud Cock 00 Ground. Endo began buying equipment and making noise around 1990, in addition to continuing his Bolivian music classes. Endo began recording in 1994 under the name Killer Bug, with his first 7" released on Sweden's Releasing Eskimo label. He performed and recorded as Killer Bug for a couple of years, but eventually dropped the alias. Although he most often performs in Tokyo, Endo has also performed in the U.S., on tour in late 1995 and early 1997. Under his two recording names, Kazumoto Endo has releases on many noise labels from around the world, including Releasing Eskimo (Sweden), Self Abuse, RRR, Pinch-a-Loaf (U.S.), Alien8 Recordings (Canada), and Freak Animal (Finland).

Kiwi Cube

Harsh Noise meltdowns from the socially inept, brutally cringe duo of Tampa’s Emmy Lou (Slime Queen Bingo/Elsie Shiro) & Hollywood’s Johnny Cash (Sunk Cost/BRR). A barrage of chopped up noise and abrasive pedal gunk by two of the most emotional babies in the Noise scene. https://youtu.be/3zWGmnTyiLY

Live Wire

LIVE WIRE is the collaborative duo of Wyatt and Laurie Howland (Skin Graft & Yohimbe). The couple share a combined noise career spanning 43 years (Wyatt, 1996 and Laurie, 2007). They run a small noise label (EVIDENCE TAPES) and look forward to playing Ende Tymes 13 as gigs have become a very rare thing for either artist while they raise their family in Cleveland, Ohio.https://evidencetapes.bandcamp.com/

Living Room

Matthew Reis' (developer/disposal unit) noisecore group out of Dayton Ohio, living room. Free grind cut up obnoxiousness sublime delights. https://livingroomgentlemansclub.bandcamp.com/

Matriarch

Matriarch is the alias of Julia Spotts, an artist that has quickly risen to a prominent position in the venerable Western Massachusetts noise scene. Matriarch evokes the tense, fraying electronics of artists like Joe Colley or Francisco Meirino, adding layers of intuitive menace cultivated in the crumbling basements and sheds of the New England underground. Simultaneously refined, grim, and hedonistic, sound art shrouded in a fog of smoke and sweat. Photo by Mike Videopunk https://newforces.bandcamp.com/album/jeffersonville

Noxious Aux

Noxious Aux is a goregrind/noisecore band composed of Robert Brantley III (Human Fluid Rot) and Todd Novosad (Novasak). With influence from harsh noise and grindcore they use improvisation and heavy effects use to create a wall of noise and chaos. https://noxiousaux.bandcamp.com/

Number of the Beast

Number of the Beast is Justin Lakes and Kyle Flanagan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3Y3FXcrOgA

Oozing Meat

OOZING MEAT formed in 2015 in Richmond, VA after ripping off their name from an episode of Married With Children. They are Jason Hodges (Suppression, Brown Piss) on drums, vocals, and electronics and Eric Tomillon (Fake Object) on vocals, electronics, and some drums. Taking cues from 1990s noisecore acts such as Sore Throat, Deche-Charge, 7MON, early Meat Shits, etc., Oozing Meat play hundreds of tracks while adding elements of harsh noise, synth loops, 80s horror samples, and industrial trash. The duo have released numerous cassettes on labels like Dead Gods, Hostile 1 Tapes, Fusty Cunt, Chaotic Noise, and Table Scraps with vinyl releases on the near horizon, totaling in thousands of tracks. https://chaoticnoiseproductions.bandcamp.com/album/oozing-meat-intercontinental-graveyard

Radiator Greys

Radiator Greys is the alias of St. Louis-based noise artist Josh Levi. Through the use of samples, tape loops, overblown mixers, and a variety of contact mic’d objects, Levi assembles a melange of damaged and melancholic soundscapes that mirrors the 21st century world around us. Performing in the noise world since 2004, Levi has toured and performed extensively in the Midwest and East Coast. Whether it’s employing swelling synth pads, no input mixer, or literally pulling magnetic tape from a deck, each set jumps from one sonic palette to the next - always remaining rooted in a cinematic sonic detritus that endlessly tumbles in on itself. https://www.joshlevi.net/radiator-greys

Raven Chacon

Raven Chacon is a composer, performer, and artist based in Hudson Valley, NY and Albuquerque, NM. His noise and improvisation projects include the trio KILT with Bob Bellerue and Sandor Finta (since 2004), Mesa Ritual with William Fowler Collins (since 2007), Endlings with John Dieterich (since 2010), a trio with Tatsuya Nakatani and Carlos Santistevan, and an ongoing duo with Laura Ortman. He was a member of the art collective Postcommodity from 2009-2018 and is the founder and conductor of the Death Convention Singers ensemble. Since 2000, has released recordings from Southwest experimental musicians on his Sicksicksick Distro label. In 2022, he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Music for his composition Voiceless Mass. Photo by Wild Don Lewis http://spiderwebsinthesky.com/

Robert Fuchs

Dean Fazzino is Robert Fuchs living and working in Massachusetts. https://robert-c-fuchs.tumblr.com/

Scathing

Scathing is a harsh noise project by Kenny Brieger from Austin Texas, active since 2016. https://soundcloud.com/bone-orchard-1

Stinkmeat

Seven Caso // Scab Addict/Coagulative Necrosis/and more // He/him https://www.instagram.com/operation_pastacore/

Straight Panic

STRAIGHT PANIC is an expression of Queer rage and resistance in the face of co-optation and respectability. Power Electronics for power bottoms. Currently based in Providence, RI. http://straightpanic.bandcamp.com Photo by @Infinexhuma

The Shape of Minds to Come :: John Duncan, Schneider TM, Scot Jenerik, Chandra Shukla

John Duncan (Wichita, Kansas 1953) is a pioneer of performance art, installations, video and experimental audio who has lived and worked in Los Angeles, Tokyo, Amsterdam and northern Italy. Duncan's solo exhibitions, events and installations have been held at Cirkulacija2 Ljubljana, Narkissos Gallery Bologna, Nicodim Gallery Los Angeles and Galerie Nicodim Bucharest, Immerson 7 and Mutek in Montreal, ZKM in Karlsruhe, Gallery Mario Mazzoli, Peninsula Dotland, Mindpirates, Liebig12 and NK in Berlin, The Hermann Nitsch Museum in Austria, Fylkingen, Färgfabriken and Gallery Niklas Belenius in Stockholm, at Performa 09, Gallery Michele Maccarone and PS1 in New York, Rod Bianco Gallery in Oslo, The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in Boston, the NoorlandsOperan in Umeå, Instants Chavires and l'Echangeur in Paris, Le Lieu Unique (with Giuliana Stefani, Leif Elggren and Carl Michael von Hausswolff) and Cable# in Nantes, The Lausanne Underground Film Festival (solo and with Bryan Lewis Saunders), Fondazione Antonio Ratti in Como, Palazzo Appiani for PX2 in Piombino, the IPCA Ecomuseum (with Valerio Tricoli) for Eco e Narciso in the province of Turin, Teatro Piccolo Jovinelli in Rome, AngelicA (with Coro Arcanto and directing Ensemble Phoenix Basel), Raum (solo and with Ursula Scherrer) and Netmage 07 (with Leif Elggren) in Bologna, MainOFF in Palermo, Gallery Enrico Fornello (with CM von Hausswolff) in Prato, Cut and Splice (with CM von Hausswolff), [no signal], Beaconsfield (with LAFMS) and The Church of St. Giles Cripplegate (with Alfredo Costa Monteiro) in London, The Getty Center, Black Box, The Box, MOCA and KPFK in Los Angeles, ORF Kunstradio and MAK in Vienna, Ars Electronica in Linz, CCA in Kitakyushu, and the 2nd Gothenburg Biennial. He has performed with and directed Ensemble Phoenix (in Basel and Bern, as well as for the AngelicA Festival in Bologna), Musica Nova in Tel Aviv, Zeitkratzer in Berlin. http://www.johnduncan.org

Schneider TM is a multidimensional music project, which oscillates extensively between adventurous electronic pop-music and experimental, sometimes improvised freeform music, while occasionally bringing these and other opposing elements together. Since the late 80's, Schneider TM has been active in different musical fields. From 1989 until 1997 he played and sang in adventurous independent rock & pop bands like Hip Young Things and Locust Fudge (both on Glitterhouse Records) before he became more active in electronic music around 1996. Schneider TM is responsible for a couple of experimental electro-freak-pop albums (on City Slang / Mute) including underground-hits like 'Reality Check', 'Frogtoise' and a cover version of a song by The Smiths called 'The Light 3000', a collaboration with Kptmichigan that was hugely acclaimed by the alternative media like John Peel, The Wire etc.. Schneider TM has been credited as one of the main innovators of a music genre called Indietronic or Indietronica. Since 1997 Schneider TM performed a couple of hundreds live concerts around the globe including renowned international festivals like CTM (Berlin), Sonar Festival / Sonar Sound (Barcelona, Rome, Tokyo), Mutek (Montreal, Mexico City), Arty Farty (Lyon), Pukkelpop (Hasselt), Hultsfred Festival (Hults- fred), Kilbi Festival (Bad Bonn), Frieze Art Fair / Frieze Music (London), Phonem Festival (Istanbul), Nu- mero Festival (Lisboa), Les Siestes électroniques festival (Toulouse), Melt Festival (Gräfenhainichen), Midi Festival (Hyéres), Motomix Festival (Sao Paolo), Todaysart Festival (Den Haag), Dark Mofo (Hobart) and others. http://www.schneidertm.net

Scot Jenerik (born 1964) is a multidisciplinary artist/instrumentalist, instrument builder, composer and sound engineer. He has performed, lectured and distributed works extensively in the United States, Europe and Japan for over 30 years. He is co-owner of Mobilization Records; has an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute; founded 23five Incorporated (the first non-profit arts organization in the US, dedicated specifically to the development and increased awareness of sound works in the public arena); and co-hosted the No Other Radio Network on KPFA. Mr. Jenerik's explosive performances, incorporating hand built instruments of metal and fire, are infamous both around his home of San Francisco/Portland and throughout the world. Combining elements of Kodo drumming, drone and noise, Jenerik transfers the intensity of physical performance into a throbbing soundscape of rhythms, drones and direct elemental contact. His most recent performances are exploring harmonies and harmonics through the non traditional use of traditional instruments from Turkey and India. Mr. Jenerik’s recent recorded work has been the abstract, non-representational dark ambient project AUME (with Chrome and ex F-Space drummer Aleph Omega). All releases have a hand sculpted physical container which is integral to the work. An example of this is his solo release of an album made from cement that is playable on a turntable and is housed in a handcrafted hardwood box. In addition, his experimental short films have been shown in film festivals internationally. As of October 2019, he has rebooted F-Space (with Ethan Port of Savage Republic). https://scotjenerik.bandcamp.com

Chandra Shukla (born Vivek Chandra Shukla 1975 Alameda, California) is an experimental/avant-garde musician interested in audio, video, live performances, graphic design and runs the independent record label Erototox Decodings. His history stems from learning Indian Classical Music by learning tabla from the likes of Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri and sitar from Pandit Habib Khan. At the age of 17, Chandra Shukla met Genesis P-Orridge and for the next 4 years would be involved with joining Psychic TV and h/er for their live performances sometimes in the Bay Area and other times abroad. In 1998, joining P-Orridge’s first incarnation of Thee Majesty on stage in Stockholm Sweden, with Bachir and Mustafa Attar of The Master Musicians of Jajouka playing eps samplers and his Indian classical music. Though offering his skills to other projects such as Scribble Seven (Steven Stapleton’s ‪Nurse With Wound‬ live project) and joining ‪Hans-Joachim Roedelius‬ on three tours, and more recently die Angel (Ilpo Väisänen of ‪Pan Sonic‬ and Dirk Dresselhaus of Schneider TM) and recording with CM Von Hausswolff. He's been part of an array of numerous side-projects while lending his skills as a contributor as a graphic artist as well. Xambuca is his main, sometimes instrumental and electro-acoustic experimental but more often non-categorizable music project, and one that has shared the stage with many guests including a rotating cast of characters with audio/visual elements both live and exhibited. The sounds are emitted from synths, guitar, samplers, sitar and vocals. Chandra Shukla once a resident of the San Francisco Bay Area and Brooklyn/New York City now resides in Asheville, NC. http://xambuca.com/

YÜ//F

Outsider electronics from the post industrial forest. Broken music assembled by life long Rhode Island resident Jackson Kneath. Photo by Tim Johnson @horribleflesheater http://jacksonkneath.com

Yvonne LeBien & Lauren Tosswill

Yvonne LeBien is a trans poet and performer living in Queens, NY. Her music can be found at yvonnelebien.bandcamp.com

Lauren Tosswill is an experimental performer and sound artist working with voice, sound, and movement to explore improvisation and vulnerability. Her work explores language as a means to complicate and undermine comprehension, construct absurdity, and engage in live, relational exchange with collaborators and the audience. https://laurentosswill.tumblr.com/

Zoologist

Zoologist is a collaboration between Todd Novosad (Novasak) and John Gross (Page 27) who have been active in the noise community since the mid 1990s. Currently Zoologist is 17 years old with roots in Denver CO and St Petersburg FL. They make electronic noise and ambient sound spaces using minimal instrumentation and equipment. All recordings are live and improvised. https://zoologist27.bandcamp.com

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