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| Quadlow |
VOLATL and Sonotheque present
2 ACCLAIMED *LIVE* MICRO-HOUSE PERFORMANCES
Bruno Pronsato LIVE! [Hello?Repeat, Perlon, Orac, Musique Risquee]
Voted in the top 10 albums of 2008 by Resident Advisor
Kate Simko LIVE! [Spectral Sound, Kupei Musika]
DJ Jason Patrick [Klectik]
Live digital visual performance by Lavamatic
Volatl and Sonotheque present
2 ACCLAIMED *LIVE* MICRO-HOUSE PERFORMANCES
Sonotheque
1444 W. Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL
RSVP to [email protected]
Bruno Pronsato LIVE! [Hello?Repeat, Perlon, Orac, Musique Risquee]
Berlin, Germany
Bruno Pronsato (aka Steven Ford) has taken several giant steps over the past few years toward the peak of the experimental house/techno mountain. Both on vinyl and onstage, Pronsato has kept up a hectic pace of production and performance, catalyzing listeners and crowds across Europe, the United States, and beyond. Twelve-inches on esteemed labels like Orac, Hello Repeat, Musique Risquée, Philpot, and Telegraph - as well as his lauded Half Hawaii project on Perlon with Sammie Dee - further elevated his stature and built his international fan base.
A sound scientist whose work is equally playful and rigorous, Pronsato deploys a canny use of space and idiosyncratically fashioned rhythms to disorient and build suspense-like some 21st-century Miles Davis or Eric Dolphy of the laptop. Despite being a minimal-techno artist, Pronsato offers a palette that's as full of unexpected patterns and meticulously rendered textures as a Wassily Kandinsky painting.
Pronsato's compositions unsettle in original ways, yet they also slyly tickle funnybones. Often both humorous and erotic, his cuts are the wild cards that adventurous DJs pull out when they want to take the dance floor to strange new levels of motion. Therefore, Pronsato's releases have become elite selectors' secret weapons of beguilingly baffling quirkiness that still move asses.
As demand for his music has waxed, Pronsato has accordingly increased his productivity while maintaining his usual exacting quality control standards. His Hello Repeat album Why Can't We Be Like Us was voted into the Top 10 Albums of 2008 by Resident Advisor. As RA writer Peter Chambers astutely states, "Pronsato has spared nothing in this work- there is nothing missing, lacking, insufficient.. the bar has just been raised."
Not a DJ, Pronsato devotes all of his time to electronic music composition and live performances. Pushing the envelope using advanced programming software such as Max/MSP, Pronsato's live performance devastates audiences with its uniquely intricate yet psychedelic and soulful grooves.
LINK TO LIVE SET, DISCOG, ETC:
http://www.eardear.com/artists/index.php?artistid=2
Kate Simko LIVE! [Spectral Sound, Kupei Musika]
Chicago, IL US
Chicago-based Kate Simko is a classical pianist turned house/techno producer. Kate draws from a wide range of influences, combining her sense of melody and structure with her background in Chicago house and Detroit techno. Whether playing live or DJ’ing, Kate’s selection maintains warmth and soul, full of funky bass lines and loose rhythms.
Growing up studying piano and music theory, Kate discovered underground dance music during her teens and began DJ’ing on college radio in the late 90's. In 2001, Kate moved to Santiago, Chile, where she continued her studies in music composition and met Andres Bucci. Bucci and Simko combined forces and recorded two records together as Detalles (Traum , Kupei Musika).
Back in her hometown of Chicago, Kate is continually striving to evolve as an artist, combining her wide range of influences into her own music, creating a unique personal sound that crosses genre borders, blending rich textures and melodies with funky bass and groove.
http://www.myspace.com/katesimko
LINK TO LIVE SET:
http://www.katesimko.com/Kate_Simko...YC_12.31.08.mp3
Jason Patrick [Klectik]
Chicago, IL US
Jason Patrick, a passionate music fan since childhood began his excursions into techno and house music in the late 90's when he began dj'ing. After honing his skills and craft on the decks, Jason began playing out at many of the local Detroit hotspots over the years. With years of contributions and involvement in the Detroit scene many valuable friendships were made.
http://www.myspace.com/klectikjp
Lavamatic
Lavamatic (aka Jeffrey Weeter) is a composer and video artist who has worked extensively with choreographers, filmmakers, poets, playwrights and video and performance artists. Recent endeavors include the live video/music collaborations Fire and Ice, PowerPoint, Lavamatic and work with Virgil Moorefield and Mark Cartwright.
http://www.lavamatic.com/ |
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| arecebo |
| Gahhh, same day as Lindstrom... hopefully can do both. |
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| diggerz |
| on the same boat. |
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| lücid |
| let the pilgrimage begin. |
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| Quadlow |
| quote: | Originally posted by diggerz
on the same boat. |
sono closes at 2:00. lindstrom probably wont even go on until 2.
problem solved! |
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| Max Thomson |
| jason patrick was great last time I saw him, in for sheezy |
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| Yuris |
| are these people any good? |
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| Quadlow |
| quote: | Originally posted by Yuris
I was kidding. |
you going to be in town? |
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| DjRow |
| quote: | Originally posted by Quadlow
you going to be in town? |
get your hands off him bitch :o |
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| Yuris |
| quote: | Originally posted by Quadlow
you going to be in town? |
Yes, I will be attending this I think... :cool:
| quote: | Originally posted by DjRow
get your hands off him bitch :o |
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