Apetechnology, Brian Ruryk, Tarpit, Giant Claw & seth Graham, Toblerone Boys
APETECHNOLOGY (http://apetechnology.com/)
From the crumbling apocalyptic landscape of Detroit, electromechanical sound art collective Apetechnology breathes new life into the decline of the industrial age. Home made electronics, modular synthesizers and a new auto-kalimba birth warped rhythms & haunting drones. Building their own brand of Detroit Retrograde Futurism illuminating the last cries of a self destructed future. Heavy industrial sounds created by the mechanics of your nightmares!
BRIAN RURYK
Toronto avant garde anti-legend Brian Ruryk is easily one of the cities best kept secrets, Ruryk has been manipulating the concepts of sound since the 80’s. Free jangled guitar notes spray over a live collage of junk percussion & chaos. Tape samples squeal out amongst herky jerky clatter or Ruryk’s eclectic set up. Much like the coming together of puzzle pieces in a way in which they do not fit & then experiencing the process in which the puzzle doer, instead of sorting the pieces, just cuts & mangles them to create a new image.
TARPIT (https://www.facebook.com/Tarpitmichigan)
Another Michigan weirdo getting harsh on some noise electronics meets gnarled guitar chords. Freak scene cruiser living on the edge. Dissonant drones verge on languid mash up tendrils. Like a the most relaxed haunted house trip. What more do you want?
GIANT CLAW & SETH GRAHAM (http://giantclaw.bandcamp.com/ & http://sethgraham.bandcamp.com/)
Brooklyn electronic collage music glitch brothers & Orange Milk label homies get into the zone. Spazz electronics straight from the lounge meets early internet connection processing, while soaking up a bunch of weird liquid (probably french toast mix). A thousand office machines clicking away in some subterranean theatre where the traffic is barreling overhead. Don't miss these maniacs.
TOBLERONE BOYS
Randy (Man Made Hill) & Greydyn (Wolfcow) bust out another level of their former Toddler Boy project, now grown into full Toblerone Boys. Freak synth duo makes disjointed freak dance breaks the norm. Definitely futurist, come early to get wild with two of Toronto noise scene's most prolific minds.
Doors at 8pm, show over by 12 midnight!
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