FWD - Our October highlights: Wolf Eyes, Colleen, KNM's 'listening cities' and Phill Niblock's 'The Movement of People Working'

 

View in browser Dear friends and music lovers,   With the Kiezsalon season nearly coming to an end, we are happy to present a suite of concerts and multidisciplinary programs over the next two weeks. Catch Wolf Eyes, Colleen, Ensemble KNM's listening cities and Phill Niblock's The Movement of People Working. In just 10 days, American noise duo Wolf Eyes will present their new album Dreams In Splattered Lines at silent green. Likened by The Wire to "a greatest hits comp from another planet", the record strengthens the duo’s reputation for their bizarre and otherworldly approach to music. Known for their electrifying live shows, Wolf Eyes has earned a status as one of the most enigmatic bands. Book your Ticket Tonight at silent green, French composer Colleen, known for her versatility in crafting immersive compositions, presents her new album, recently released on Thrill Jockey. Described by The Quietus as “an instrumental Moog workout that delights as it surprises”, this record is a captivating journey of parallels and contrasts. Founded in 1988, the Ensemble KNM is part of the lively contemporary music scene in Berlin. The ensemble’s series listening cities sheds light on the acoustic and socio-cultural activities of three diverse metropolitan regions of the world: Kyiv, Lima and Taipei.   The upcoming edition this Saturday, October 21, focuses on Lima, gathering musicians from across Peru to discuss indigenous culture in contemporary music. Experience the sounds and insights of Macri Cáceres, Naid Cruz, Pacha Wakay Munan and more at FAHRBEREITSCHAFT. Phill Niblock's The Movement of People Working is a massive cinematic-musical monument, a collection of films showing nothing more than manual labour. Starting Saturday, in silent green's Betonhalle, this series is reimagined in a 24-hour film-video-sound installation combining a eight-channel projection, drone compositions, and live musical performances every two hours. Lastly, early next month, on November 8, we host our very last Kiezsalon of the year at NOME with Torino-based sound artist Freddie Murphy and British electro-acoustic musician Will Samson. Book your Ticket See you around.    All the best, Michael Rosen and Team Kiezsalon w/ Will Samson and Freddie Murphy Wednesday, 08.11.2023 Doors 19:00 | Starts 20:00 CET NOME | Potsdamer Strasse 72 in 10785 Berlin More info: digitalinberlin.de / Tickets / Facebook Event / Map ­  ­  ­  ­  ­  Digital in Berlin Brückenstraße 1, 10179, Berlin This email was sent to news@degem.de The Kiezsalon is a project by Digital in Berlin. Curated by Michael Rosen and funded by Senate Department for Culture. Presented by The Wire and taz, die tageszeitung.   Um diese E-Mail auf Deutsch zu lesen, kopieren Sie den Text und fügen sie diesen in den Übersetzer von DeepL.com ein.   Images in this E-Mail: Wolf Eyes by Alivia Zivich. Colleen by Luis Torroja. listening cities courtesy of Ensemble KNM Phill Niblock: The Movement of People Working courtesy of silent green. You are receiving this email because you are subscribed to Digital in Berlin, Kiezsalon, visited one of our events, or were in contact with us/Michael Rosen recently. ...