Three improvisational luminaries; multi-instrumentalist YoshimiO (Boredoms, OOIOO, SAICOBAB), avant-garde percussionist Susie Ibarra, and artist Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe (Lichens) perform together as Yunohana Variations for the first time in the UK.
8 – 10.30pm
Timings:
7.45pm Doors
8.15pm BAMBOO
8.45 – 9.15pm Interval
9.15pm Yunohana Variations
10.30pm Finish
All timings are approximate and subject to change on the night.
YoshimiO is a drummer and member of the revolutionary group Boredoms. She is the leader of the experimental band OOIOO, a member of Free Kitten with Kim Gordon (ex. Sonic Youth), and most recently the vocalist in SAICOBAB.
Susie Ibarra, is one of the most significant percussionists and composers of our time, known for her work as a performer within contemporary, avant-garde, jazz, classical, and world music, and performs in the band Dreamtime Ensemble. Ibarra studied with jazz luminaries Earl Buster Smith (of Sun Ra Arkestra), Vernel Fournier and Milford Graves, and Philippine Kulintang gong-chime music with Danongan Kalanduyan. She has performed with the likes of John Zorn, Dave Douglas, Yo La Tengo, Ikue Mori and recent works include a sound installation for Ai Weiwei.
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice is strongly rooted in exploration of moments and the hypnagogic state. Movement and gesture play key factors within this process, and in the performance realm are focused on by voice and modular synthesizer. A fixture of Chicago’s experimental community throughout the 90s and early 2000s, Robert has also performed under the name Lichens, is a member of the legendary band Om, and has an impressive portfolio of collaborations, which extends to the film world with his score for pseudo-documentary A Spell To Ward Off The Darkness, directed by Ben Russell and Ben Rivers (which Robert also appears in).
All three musicians come from different aesthetic backgrounds but as Susie Ibarra writes of this collaboration, collectively they “enjoy crossing into various sonic territories“.
Though the trio have never performed live in the UK together before, they have collaborated to record an album, Flowers Of Sulphur, which was released on Thrill Jockey in February this year. Find out more about the album here.
Attend our free vocal workshop with artist Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, and you will receive a free ticket for Yunohana Varations later in the evening. Book here.
Support: BAMBOO
As part of the OUTLANDS initiative, this tour will also feature an interconnected engagement programme that will shine a light on the intriguing artistic processes and personalities involved in adventurous music forms, as well encouraging new audiences to experience this art form (details shall be updated on the outlands.network website).
Anyone who purchases a student ticket will have to bring valid student ID with them
BAMBOO is a sublime new project from Nick Carlisle (of Peepholes, Don’t Argue) and Rachel Horwood (of Trash Kit, Halo Halo). Their music is vivid and deeply poignant, locking into a magnetic attraction between Rachel’s flawlessly resonant folk cadence and Nick’s pristine synth pop production.
Far from being a one off, or dare we say side-project, BAMBOO is very much a fully realised pursuit, with the band working on multiple records simultaneously from their Brighton and London base camps. ‘Prince Pansori Priestess’ was the first album to see the light from this pairing of talents. Whilst brand new follow up ‘The Dragon Flies Away’ will be released in May 2017.
http://upsettherhythm.co.uk/bamboo.shtml
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