JIKU55(JP) + SUTT(UZ) + Kristoffer Lislegaard
lørdag 9. november 2013 kl. 20:00 på Sound of Mu
// JIKU55 (JP)
JIKU55 is psychic noise core duo project formed in 2010.
by Maria Jiku and Go.
Maria Jiku
Born in Kyoto,Japan.
She is audio-visual artist voice synthesizer, and some effects.
She based in Osaka(Japan) and Berlin from August 2012.
Currently her sound-work is focused in breathing of voice improvisation ,whips, spells and spiritual world . Researches self- developed effects from 2013.
Also She has solo project JIKUUUUUUUUUUUU.
Performed Japan,France, Switzerland, Italy,Slovenia,Austria, Netherlands,Spain,Poland,Latvia, Lithuania, Belgium and Germany.
At Logos Tetrahedron (Gent/2013), Interpenetration (Graz/2013,2010), Speigas Festival (Vilnius/2013), CoCA (Torun/2013), Leoncavallo (Milano/2013,2010), Rhiz (Vienna/2012),many more.
Released recordings from the labels Spettro Rec ( Italy2012) LEVEL7
Go
Born in Osaka, Japan.
Started free improvisation with electric guitar in 2002.
Formed PSYCHEDELIC DESERT with Cuckoo (2004- ), A SEED with Hide Ultra Bide (2010- ) and JIKU55 with Maria Jiku (2010- ).
Performed in Japan, Australia, Germany, UK, France, Switzerland, Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Belgium.
Released recordings from Pharmafabrik Recordings, Turgid Animal Records Italian Division and Heartless Robot.
http://www.mariajiku.info/jiku/JIKU55.html
// SUTT (UZ)
ベルリン在住のユニットSUTTは、Sofie Trolde (デンマーク) のボーカルをUtku Tavil (トルコ) の巧みなドラミングにぶつけるようなリズムを作り出す。賢いエレクトロニクス・プロセシングを使った勢いのあるライブでは、暗いサウンドから、地下で物が傾いているようなサウンドへと移行していく。
可燃物や、背筋がうずくような即興が好きな人には、SUTTは一風変わったサウンドに聞こえるだろう。
// Kristoffer Lislegaard (NO)
Kristoffer Lislegaard is a Norwegian electronic musician, producer and sound- and video artist.
He’s a key player in the critically acclaimed research project 300 Acting Spaces, and a young, yet prominent face in the improvised electronic music scene in Oslo.
By using the computer and its potential as a musical instrument, he approaches music in a new and innovative way, where tuned down guitars, field recordings and sound generators meet electricity, software and a real dose of computer power.