John Cage, Philip Glass, Michael Nyman, Yann Tiersen, Radboud Mens, Reza Vali, Negativland, Brian Eno, Tristeza, Stars of The Lid, Labradford, Dumb Type, Godspeed You Black Emperor, Illusion of Safety, KK Null
Intonarumori was formed in 1988 to create new music outside the norm and beyond existing conventions.
The word "Intonarumori" is Italian and it means "noise intoners." The word comes from the Italian Futurist art movement. The Intonarumori were machines built to mimic the industrial sounds of the age. The Futurist composers created symphonies for the machines. Their concerts often resulted in fist-fights with the audience. Intonarumori, the project, is very much influenced by the ideas of the Futurists as well as the more modern ideas of the serialists, the minimalists, the musique concrete-ists and modern experimental and industrial composers.
"Noise machinery unpacked in Seattle via the absolutist past of futurist klang (Int.. 'noise int.. 'machines built to mimic industrial sounds') through the flexible fingers of Kevin Goldsmith, whose suitably alchemisty name proves to be no disappointment. The 'industrial'/futurist clue is a dead hearing, because this is far richer work, ghostlier, more freeform. (Echoes of Nurse With Wound in the light touch, and low key humour and pert use of sampled vox.) Goldsmith is primarily a cellist (manipulator of cells?), but his variegated scapes straddle old-skool Improv and nu-school electronica, modest except in inventiveness, somehow very likeable and surprisingly touching: a real pleasure." - The Wire, July 2002
"Deeply atmospheric collage pieces bear the influence of John Cage and Phillip Glass. Intonarumori's pastiches of electronic noise and classical instruments such as cello and piano create velvety, hallucinatory soundscapes sometimes broken by the inclusion of harsh industrial dissonance. These songs are a disquieting mix of placid pastoralism and icy futurism." - Listen.com
You gotta make this Show! Really! When will you see PUNK ROCK BELLY
DANCING and Out Blues ever again? Only at the Bloody Funhouse! Really,
Don't miss this show!
Howlin' Houndog (solo!) plus Hands of Kali Belly Dance Troupe & Gale Force
09/16/2009 09:00 PM - The Funhouse
206 5th Ave (next MacDonald’s)
Seattle, Washington
US
Cost:$5
Howlin' Houndog will be playing solo opening for Hands of Kali belly
dancers at the Funhouse on Wed Sept 16th at 9 p.m. Also on the bill
will be Gale Force. It should be an interesting night for sure. Blues,
Belly Dancing and other assorted Punk Rock fun! See you there!
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Heya, I was wondering how your show went in Seattle. Ambient Drone... What were the other bands like and what was the crowd like? Good show for you? I think I would have checked it out had it been coming up...
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