Alt Music, Vitamin S and HSP present
PERLONEX
supported by
Dr Quirky's Good Time Emporium Band
The performance will also be preceded by an artist talk at 6 p.m at
Cross Street Studios.
Ignaz Schick - turntables, live-electronics
Jörg Maria Zeger - electric guitars
Burkhard Beins - percussion, objects
The Berlin group PERLONEX’s flurrying micro textures and corrupted
electro-acoustic zones have taken them on a twisting incursion across
some of the most persistently radical and inventive musical fields of
thought and experimentation. While the trio have collaborated and
played alongside an esteemed line-up of disparate spirits that have
included pianist Charlemagne Palestine and Keith Rowe (AMM), its
individual members have done time with an even more proliferate array
of iconoclastic luminaries, such as Don Cherry, Zbigniew Karkowski,
Jason Forrest, Anla Courtis (Reynols), Philip Jeck, The Haters’s GX
Jupitter-Larsen, Xavier Charles, Valerio Tricoli, Toshimaru Nakamura,
Phil Minton, and our own Greg Malcolm. Percussionist Burkhard Beins’
Polwechsel has appeared on fabled UK label Erstwhile in tandem with
Fennesz and prolific Swiss imprint Hat Hut, alongside AMM’s John
Tilbury.
As The Wire Magazine's Nick Cain writes, Perlonex’s “music is in a
state of constant movement and advance, and though the rate and speed
at which it shape-shifts varies greatly, it is never static.
Comparison has been made to AMM, and there are surface similarities
in the use of layers of sound in the construction of the
improvisations, but Perlonex’s electronic source material is
significantly more dynamic, and the range of sounds it generates
broader”.
Dr Quirky's Goodtime Emporium Band is:
Daniel Beban on guitar and Chris O'Connor on drums... "both frenetic
and meditative...intense, wondrous, and focused... "
PERLONEX also play:
WGTON - June 27th at Happy, 8 pm with Bad Statistics
CHCH - June 30th at Provincial Chambers, Durham St, 7.30 pm with
PreSchool
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