Live: Damo Suzuki (of CAN) feat. Badun & Snöleoparden
DJ: Dj Hawaii Hagen
Entrance: 80 dkk
Doors: 21.00
Starts: 22.00
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DAMO SUZUKI (OF CAN) feat. BADUN & SNöLEOPARDEN
Can were widely hailed as the pioneers of the German krautrock scene, and their experimental music has had a major influence on modern artists, from Radiohead to Aphex Twin. Damo Suzuki was Can’s vocalist during their notable albums Tago Mago, Future Days and Ege Bamyasi – his freeform and often improvised lyrics defining the period for the band.

In the last few decades, Damo Suzuki has been building up a network of ‘sound carriers’, touring the world to collaborate with thousands of musicians. He improvises with the sound carriers, who are usually from the local area. In the past, Suzuki’s sound carriers have included artists such as Goat, Mogwai, Mars Volta, Spiritualized, Tame Impala, Acid Mothers Temple and Boredoms.

This time local artists badun and Snöleoparden will join forces with Damo.

BADUN
Badun was formed in 2002 in Århus, Denmark. Many years have passed since they left earth and have ever since been travelling through space,sometimes faster sometimes slower than light. This gives the result of a sound, changing alignment with different ages in many ways a timeless approach to jazz music. Warping through boundless time, vibrant information appears- Hidden textures only noticeable through their dynamical impact on the larger structures. Dissolved percussive patterns in motion, moving and merging- Working together creating a larger abstract harmonic consensus, like metaphysical entities working for and against each other, continuously cancelling each other out or adding to the fabric ofsound, leaving a fluctuating landscape which curvature is ever changing. This bended space-time creates a purposefully made blissful delirium, a pixilated deep sleep in which to fall awaken trough. Deconstructed algorythms challenge their creator, small revolutionaries on acidized, intuitively self organizing.

SNöLEOPARDEN
Snöleoparden is "multi-instrumentalist" Jonas Stampe's alter-ego who has, among other things, studied sitar under Ravi Shankar, uses mostly homemade instruments, reel-to-reel tape recorders and guitar pedals to create his music. Snöleoparden's sound comprises such different elements as psych folk, world music, Pakistani folk songs, Steve Reich-like minimalism, electronica and psychedelic rock.