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February 28, 2012
Justin Meyers
(Modular Synthesizer)
Dimanche
Jon Davis & Naomi Joy
(clarinets, violin, voice)
Davu Seru (percussion)
Elaine Evans (violin, pocket trumpet)
September 13, 2011
(last to first)
Justin Meyers (modular synthesizer)
Bryce Beverlin II (percussion / vocals)
Mike Hallenbeck (processing)
Ryan Wurst (laptop / percussion / guitar)
New Venue! September 28th, 2010
Open Eye Figure Theater
506 East 24th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55404
Sept 28th, 8pm, $5
beverages provided (donations)
Bryce Beverlin II (record-release Taiga Records)
TAIGA 13 – Bryce Beverlin II “Seizing Fate by the Throat” LP
300 black vinyl in a gloss jacket with liner notes printed in the pocket.
Bryce Beverlin II is a prolific, multidisciplinary artist based in Minneapolis. His primary discipline is music – specifically, freely improvised vocals and percussion. “Seizing Fate by the Throat” is a distillation, the spirit of 15 years of spittle and brass vapors collected in this studio recording from March 14, 2010.
Justin Meyers & Jason Power
Justin Meyers, who runs the local noise label TONE FILTH, joins Jason Power (Slapping Purses) for a synthesizer collaboration.
Jaron Childs, Charles Gillett, Davu Seru
Jaron Childs (alto saxophone) and Davu Seru (percussion) have performed together since 1998. They have worked with Charles Gillett (guitar) since 2001. All play in the instrumental band Take Acre with The Pins guitarist, Rich Barlow.
Visions of Christ
John Jerry & Casey Deming
Acousmatic / Musique concrète
June 29, 2010
C. Spencer Yeh
solo violin
C. (Chih-Fu) Spencer Yeh was born in Taipei, Taiwan 1975, moved to the US in 1980; studied radio/television/film at Northwestern University, and is now based out of Cincinnati, Ohio. Yeh is active both as a solo and ensemble artist, as well as with his primary ‘organized sound’ project, Burning Star Core. As an improviser, Yeh has focused on developing a personal vocabulary using violin, voice, and electronics.
Justin Meyers Tone Filth Records & Tapes
modular synthesizer
Naomi Joy
solo violin
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Doors @ 9pm
$5
May 19, 2009
Rafael Toral Lisboa, Portugal
Rafael Toral is researching performance in “post-free jazz electronic music”. Using custom, experimental electronic instruments, he’s developing the long-term Space Program to structure musical phrasing in electronics. Approaching jazz as a system of individual decision-making from the viewpoint of electronics, his conception deals with physical performance, “phrasing and swing”, instruments with sonic identity, and articulation of silence and sound.
Formerly known for his drone/ ambient work with guitar and electronics and acclaimed records such as Wave Field (1994) or Violence of Discovery and Calm of Acceptance (2000), in 2003 he decided to completely renew his approach to music, launching the Space Program in 2004.
In 2006 he released Space, followed by Space Solo 1 in 2007 and Space Elements Vol. I in 2008. Also in 2008 premiered the Space Collective, a slowly developing orchestral group.
He has also released a handful of records on the local label TAIGA Records.
Jaron Childs, Charles Gillett, Davu Seru
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Justin Meyers Tone Filth Records & Tapes … ex-DEVILLOCK, GLASS ORGAN
Videos shot by Amy Waksmonski
