RADIO GAGARIN KONZERT AM 22.01.15

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> Deafault (Noise/Musique Concrete - Australien)
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> Maaaa (Noise/Industrial - Karelien)
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> Purgist (Noise/Cut-Up - Polen)
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> DJ's (Radio Gagarin - Hamburg)
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> Wo: Fsk 93.00 mhz, Eimsbüttler Chausee 21/3. Stock, Foyer
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> Wann: 22.01.15
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> Um: 21.00 Uhr
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> DEAFAULT - harsh noise texture and musique concrète by Michael Ellingford, est. 2013 [AUSTRALIA]
> A cutting-edge solo harsh noise act on the verge of gritty DIY aesthetics and intricate, complex sound design.
> Having gained international attention with his previous act AREYFU, Michael Ellingford has taken his masterful craftsmanship to the next level. Receiving a grant from the Helpmann Academy for the Visual & Performing Arts has made it possible for Michael to travel to Europe for the second time and present his astonishing works to a wider audience.
> http://www.fb.me/deafault
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> MAAAA - post-industrial harsh noise by Sergei Hanolainen, est. 2003 [KARELIA]
> Hailing from the land of Karelia located on the Finnish and Russian border, MAAAA has been an active and on-going project for over a decade. Having evolved from a punk noise collective of upwards to 10 members, the act has turned into a solo endeavor led by Sergei Hanolainen, a russian expat currently residing in Poland.
> Throughout the years, MAAAA has evolved into a highly refined, post-industrial harsh noise act which has gained international fame for his conceptual, structured noise works based mainly on sounds of metal sheet abuse and rusty synthesizer textures.
> http://www.maaaa.org
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> PURGIST - cut-up harsh noise and field recordings collage by Dawid Kowalski, est. 2013 [POLAND]
> A Polish harsh noise act which is the second iteration of Dawid Kowalski's previous endeavor - SLEEP SESSIONS (2005-2013). PURGIST is an outlet for focused exploration of urban field recordings, digital artifacts, aural atmospherics and disjointed noise dynamics. His complex, cinematic post-harsh noise works have a prominent conceptual background based on inner city culture which serves as a redemptive allegory for personal vices and self-abusive obsessions.
> http://purgist.com
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