This Wednesday evening Sensory Effect will be bringing together some of
Seattle?s most talented performers for an eclectic night of live electronic
music that is sure to please. As an added bonus proceeds from this show will
be going towards Decibel. Many thanks to Sensory Effect for the generous
contribution towards the festival. Hope to see you there.
Wed. Mar.16
CHOP SUEY
1325 e. Madison Seattle WA
Doors open @ 9pm
$7
21+
An evening with:
Scientific American (livePA)
http://www.dirtyloop.com/ScientificAmerican.html
After establishing himself as a member of Seattle's indie rock scene with
his band Hush Harbor, Scientific American (sound designer Andrew Rohrmann)
became interested in the idea of using the computer as his primary
instrument. His solo productions, which incorporate elements of electronic
dance music, hiphop, and rock, have been used by The Seattle Art Museum, the
Sound Unseen Film Festival in Minneapolis and for well-known television ads
promoting Volkswagen, Hewlett Packard, and Discover. He has completed
critically praised remixes for a number of indie favorites including Modest
Mouse, 764-Hero, and Red Stars and shared the stage with Dabrye, Four Tet,
Boom Bip, and Manitoba. With a production style that is mature beyond its
years, Scientific American is poised to join the ranks of the top producers
in electronic music.
KJ Sawka (live band)
http://www.kjsawka.com/
are Seattle's answer to Roni Size's Reprazent... but our guys bring the
helter-skelter drum 'n' bass liver than the more renowned Brits. Led by
sticksman Kevin Sawka, this group has been raising pulse rates, body
temperatures, and libidos at full tilt for the last year or so.. If
anybody's gonna put Roland drum machines out of business, it's the
Squarepusher-esque Mr. Sawka, with an amazing display of frenetic beats and
dexterous live drumming. Tonight Kevin will be performing with a live band
featuring Christa Wells on vocals.
Lullabelle (live band)
http://www.junkstand.com/index.html
Lullabelle, a six member collective, combines both electricity and elbow
grease to create a singular experience: delicious beats married to wonderful
noise. Lullabelle, like so many other social clubs, covens, and other
meaningless niche organizations, is a temporary talk-down from the ledge, a
safety valve, a kind of coming home. Lullabelle is built on the foundation
that, no matter how hard we try, no matter how long we search, no matter how
many clever, self-referencing, self-important moments we share, we can never
be saved.
Paul Edwards (dj sets)
http://www.decibelfestival.com/perf...ct=paul_edwards
Paul Edwards is a NorthWest disciple of the holy trinity of electronic
music: DJ'ing, producing, and promoting. His studio work is an attempt to
re-create the emotions one naturally associates with known sounds using
unique tones. His DJ sets fit the time and location of wherever they fall,
and are always full of choice cuts. Paul is the co-founder of The PG Series
as well as a Decibel Festival director.
quoted 1 line DECIBEL SHOWS COMING UP THIS SPRING:
>>>DECIBEL SHOWS COMING UP THIS SPRING:
May 18th @ Neumo's
Autechre
Snd
Rob Hall
April @ Neumo's (date tba)
The Album Leaf
Aspects of Physics
www.dbfestival.com
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