Three experimental composers, producers & performers exploring visceral expression and divine queerness.
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Kiik Amor has broken out as an exhilarating live performer and composer. Her work combines recordings of refined sound installation pieces (vibrating latex membranes) with savage rot, broken pop melodies and hyper-active, manic beat making.
Kiik detaches herself from reality through the body, abuse of audio and ethereal vocals, crushing any notion of tempo and key. Angelic, surreal and disorientating music.
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Bristol’s Sarahsson is a force to behold. A composer, producer, performance artist and DJ, her intricate work is a visceral expression of divine queerness and her experience with synaesthesia.
Originally hailing from Exeter, when she moved to London she discovered a queer community that hadn’t been present in her hometown and so began to explore the rejection of genres and the dissolution of gender. Drained by the male dominance in electronic music, Sarahsson’s first forays into more experimental sounds and parties helped direct her own personal journey—exploring the feminine, synaesthesia and blurring the lines between binaries.
Inspired as much by the natural world as she is by gore and harsh noise, Sarahsson fuses elements of classical music with metal, experimental electronics and hardcore. Her debut LP The Horgenaith explores themes which Sarahsson equates with queerness: “Transmutation, embodying contradicting parts of oneself,” she says. “Finding familiarity in difference is a lot of what queerness is about for me”. A multi-dimensional commentary on “femininity's cultural proximity throughout history to nature and rediscovering the body as a landscape, its constant state of flux and transience.”
A truly special voice in the current climate of electronic music, Sarahsson brings together her unique ear for melody, rich textural harmony and dramatic narratives to achieve something genuinely awe inspiring and timeless on her debut LP. Creating a piece of work so honest and nurturing yet accessible and open, it raises open questions rather than dishing out rigid statements.
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Peaches has been developing their creative practice through durational performance, experimental sound and painting. Their work challenges the ongoing conversation with peace, pain and acceptance of life, death and the in-between. They use a variety of visual arts, magick and music to grapple with these existential topics.
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