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The performances this evening generate high-tension fields between the poles of structure and deconstruction – with ever increasing charge potential. That potential difference builds, from Guido Moebius' loop improvisations based on live sampling of terrestrial radio wave signals, through Shenggy's cosmic vintage-noise to Michael Wertmüller's combination of precise and physically intense percussion combined with a digital soundtrack – until sparks start flying with the extreme noise layering of the trio Haino / Väisänen / Vainio. Between the rhythmic framework of the pulsating analogue synthesizers of the two Finns previously known as Pan Sonic, and the harsh guitar improvisations by Japanese noise extremist Keiji Haino, lies absolute high voltage. Alongside lightning-like discharges, their sound tempest displays a highly complex inner life full of surprising and nuanced textures.
Guido Möbius (DE)
Möbius is originally from Cologne; now based in Berlin. Multi-instrumentallist and collaborator extraordinaire, most of his productions feature distinguished guests, Takashi Wada and F.S. Blumm among others. With three full-lengths to date, Klisten (2002 Klangkrieg), Dishoek (2005 Dekoder) and Gebirge (2009 Karaoke Kalk), Möbius also runs Emphase Records and a publishing company, Autopilot Music Publishing.
> autopilotmusic.com
Shenggy (CN)
Drummer/noisemaker Shenggy (aka Shen Jing, ??) started playing in bands as a teenager and was with underground punkniks Hang on the Box (Sister Benten Online) for seven years before graduating to Beijing’s experimental noise scene in 2006. As one half of the duo White, Shenggy completed an album with partner Shou Wang under the tutelage of Einstürzende Neubauten’s Blixa Bargeld in 2007.
> myspace.com/noiselady
Michael Wertmüller (CH)
Virtuoso drummer, laptopist and composer Michael Wertmüller, percussionist in the Peter Brötzmann trio, has played with Bill Laswell, Holger Czukay and John Cale to name just a few. Known for his metal and free jazz fusion band Alboth! in the 90s, Wertmüller has since played with classical ensembles and appeared in the line-up of the Laptop Orchestra. He released a solo album Die Zeit, Eine Gebrauchsanweisung, on German jazz/improv imprint GROB in 2000. The three compistions he performs at CTM.10 are the result of a commission from the Electronic Studio of the Berlin Academy of Arts, sounds are by Gerd Rische.
> michaelwertmueller.com
Keiji Haino (JP)
Guitarist, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Keiji Haino has been a radical pioneer in the Japanese free-form noise scene for close to thirty years. Founder of seminal Japanese psych-noise band Fushitsusha, Haino is known for loud, marathon drone sessions with electric guitar and vocals; his insular sound explorations testing the limits of even the most devoted noise fan. Haino is prolific, with more than seventy albums in his catalogue including jazz-rock, free improvisation, singer-songwriter, solo percussion, psychedelic, minimalism and cathartic black noise.
> fushitsusha.com
> See also > Enstatir Sunghife > page xx.
Ilpo Väisänen (FI)
As one half of Pan Sonic, Ilpo Väisänen creates the duo’s grainy drones, while solo, he’s been active in the abstract jazz realm as Piiri, and explored more dubby territory as Llima on his own label, Kangaroo, a sub of Raster-Noton. Väisänen is also in the groups Angel (with Schneider TM and Hildur Guðnadóttir) and VVE, with Mika Vainio and Alan Vega of Suicide.
> phinnweb.org/panasonic/
> See also > Architone – Yokomono-Pro > page xx.
Mika Vainio (FI)
One half of Finnish minimal techno pioneers Pan Sonic; Vainio forged a parallel solo career, both under his own name and various monikers, as a rockabilly/ska DJ, an ambient/noise producer and a sound artist creating installations across Europe. He’s collaborated with a wide range of artists including Jimi Tenor, Alan Vega, Alva Noto and Fennesz; and done remix projects for Björk, People Like Us and Pomassl.
> phinnweb.org/vainio/
> See also > Architone – Yokomono-Pro > page xx.
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APPARATJIK
CTM.10 is proud to present the international debut of Apparatjik.
Apparatjik is a collective fusing interest in science and culture, founded by Jonas Bjerre, Guy Berryman, Magne F and Martin Terefe. The project is of a tangential nature, with cross-field collaborators in the worlds of music, art, fashion, and the scientific community.
Inspired by the Bauhaus movement, the 'Bauhaus Bühne', and Lazlo Moholy-Nagy's work 'Light-Space-Modulator' from 1930 in particular, this first ever performance of Apparatjik will take place inside a specially constructed cube at the WMF.
Supported by Office for Contemporary Art Norway
> apparatjik.com
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WMF Lounge / 21:00
SELECTORS CHOICE
I.C.A.S. DJ-Team (INT)
Here, for once, festival organizers don't operate behind the scenes, but take centre stage, presenting highlights from their personal music collections. The I.C.A.S DJ-Team comprises participants of the festival network encounter International Cities of Advanced Sound.
> icasnetwork.org
> See also > Workshops, Labs, Actions > page xx.
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// The 11th edition of CTM, Berlin’s unique Festival for Adventurous Music and Related Visual Arts, titled by many as Berlin's best pop and music event, is on from January 28th to February 7th 2010 under the title OVERLAP – Sound & Other Media.
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