
May 28, 2013

(last to first)
Baby M.
(synth, electric piano, voice)
{John Marks & Cyrstal Myslajek}
Mahngüs
(Lauren Gaffney & Dan Wieken of Blood Folke)
{w/ Tim Glenn playing percussion}
John Zuma Saint-Pelvyn
(guitar & electronics)
(approximately) every other Tuesday night @ 3401 Chicago Ave S Mpls


(last to first)
Baby M.
(synth, electric piano, voice)
{John Marks & Cyrstal Myslajek}
Mahngüs
(Lauren Gaffney & Dan Wieken of Blood Folke)
{w/ Tim Glenn playing percussion}
John Zuma Saint-Pelvyn
(guitar & electronics)

Sult
Jacob Felix Heule: percussion
Guro Skumsnes Moe: contrabass
Håvard Skaset: acoustic guitar
Sult is a Norwegian/American trio playing sound-oriented improvised music: Acoustic noise drawing inspiration from contemporary music, electroacoustic improv, and drone. Their music reflects great patience, deep listening, and complete trust in one another. Their individual sounds alternately cohere into unified group textures, and run precariously aside one another as independent streams. The group has been working together since January 2008, and has played throughout Europe and America. They are dedicated to developing their band through touring, in order to explore their music as deeply as possible. In the spring of 2012, they toured the US and Scandinavia, and released their first album, Bark, on Bug Incision. A new LP, Harm, is forthcoming this spring on Bocian Records.
Members of the trio have performed extensively with their own projects Ettrick, Basshaters, Bluefaced People, and MOE; and have collaborated with musicians such as Fred Frith, Bill Orcutt, Maja S. K. Ratkje, Okkyung Lee, Ikue Mori, Barn Owl, Michel Doneda, Jack Wright, and Gino Robair.
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Squid Fist
Bryce Beverlin II – voice, percussion
Casey Deming – tape, electronics
Tim Glenn – percussion
Horse Aquarium
Adam Zahller ( voice, recorders)
Joey Crane ( cello)
Andrew Bergman ( double bass)
Maja Radovanlija ( guitar (s) )


(last to first)
Paul Metzger (stringed instrument)
Tim Glenn (percussion)
Andrew Broder (guitar/electronics)
Michael Flora (electronics)
Jonathan Kaiser


(last to first)
Cactus Truck (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
JOHN DIKEMAN saxophones
JASPER STADHOUDERS guitar and bass
ONNO GOVAERT drums
Cactus Truck is based in Amsterdam and they’ve collaborated frequently with members of The Ex, includingTerrie Ex, Andy Moor, Arnold de Boer (ZEA) and Colin McLean, as well as Ab Baars, Han Bennink, Dave Rempis, Jeb Bishop, Peter Jacquemyn, Teun Verbruggen, Gerri Jaeger (Knalpot) and Jon Rune Strøm. Their first official album entitled Brand New For China! was released in March 2012 on Public Eyesore Records
This tour is produced in collaboration with Public Eyesore, Stichting dOeK and Cactus Truck with help from NFPK (Nederlands Fonds voor de Podiumkunsten).
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Tatsuya Nakatani (Osaka, Japan via Easton, PA)
Tatsuya is celebrating a new release of his Gong Orchestra on Taiga Records – will be available at the show.
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Squid Fist
BRYCE BEVERLIN II vocals, percussion
CASEY DEMING electronics, tapes
TIM GLENN percussion


Chris Forsyth (Philadelphia)
Guitarist Chris Forsyth’s hypnotic compositions assimilate art rock texture with folk, blues, and experimental influences. Long active in the improv/experimental underground, he’s released a series of acclaimed solo and band-oriented records over the past few years, including his 2009 private press LP Dreams (reissued in 2011 on Family Vineyard) and Early Astral, a 2012 duo LP with Mountains’ Koen Holtkamp on Blackest Rainbow, that have earned favorable comparisons to Sandy Bull’s raga-fied Chuck Berry-isms and the majestic guitar tapestries of Television and Popol Vuh. His 2011 Paranoid Cat LP (also on Family Vineyard) has been described as “the work of an emergent master” (Uncut) and “a rapturous transmutation of noise into light” (Wire). Forsyth has toured throughout Europe and the US, sharing stages with such like-minded artists as Steve Gunn, Bill Orcutt, Ignatz, Rhys Chatham, and Träd Gräs och Stenar, and, from 2002 to 2011, as a member of Peeesseye. He has also collaborated with artists including Meg Baird, Tetuzi Akiyama, Mike Pride, Nate Wooley, Shawn Edward Hansen, and choreographers Miguel Gutierrez and RoseAnne Spradlin, among others. Currently in the works are a split cassette for the Preservation label with Loren Connors, and a collaboration with choreographer Meg Foley. Forsyth was awarded a 2011 Pew Fellowship int he Arts and resides in the City of Philadelphia, USA.
Michael Flora (Portland) – laptop / electronics
Casey Deming & Justin Meyers – synth / tape
Pentacene (formerly known as HeatdeatH)
Andrew Broder – guitar / electroincs
Tim Glenn – percussion


Tim Kaiser
Duluth, MN
Squid Fist
Bryce Beverlin II, Casey Deming & Tim Glenn
Alex Vada Ambient DJ
John Marks


George Cartwright (saxaphones)
& Davu Seru (percussion)
Pentacene
Andrew Broder (guitar / electronics)
Tim Glenn (percussion)


(last to first)
Termination Shock
Tim Glenn (guitar + electronics)
Jesse Whitney (modular synth)
Jaron Childs (lapsteel)
Bryce Beverlin II (voice + percussion)
Jackie Beckey
Jonathan Kaiser

(first to last)
Albert Elmore
(electronics)
Pentacene (formerly HeatdeatH)
Andrew Broder & Tim Glenn
(guitar, electronics, percussion)
Jacob Felix Heule & Bryce Beverlin II
(percussion / electronics duo)
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Jacob Felix Heule is a percussionist and electronic musician focused on sound-oriented improvisation following the traditions of electro-acoustic improv, noise, and 20th-century composition. His playing embraces both rough-edged intensity and disciplined instrumental technique.
Heule has worked extensively with double bassist Tony Dryer since 2006, performing and recording with diverse musicians such as Michel Doneda, C Spencer Yeh, Loachfillet, Gino Robair, and Damon Smith. Since 2008 they have also operated as Basshaters, a duo project incorporating electronics in interaction with their acoustic instruments.