ARTEFACT music festival day 2
ARTEFACT music festival day 2
| 20:00 | doors |
| 20:15 - 21:15 | Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat |
| 21:30 - 22:30 | Samuel Kerridge – Fatal Light Attraction |
| 22:45 - ... | Shapednoise |
SAMUEL KERRIDGE presents Fatal Light Attraction
Belgian premiere
Juno Plus
UK producer Samuel Kerridge releases his third album: Fatal Light Attraction (Contort), a performance designed for the Berlin Atonal festival in collaboration with visual artists Andrej Boleslavský and Mária Júdová. Fatal Light Attraction is a system where music is created by the use of light and a live coding. An impressive performance of silhouets accompanied by a cold soundtrack of industrial techno beats, in Belgian premiere!
SHAPEDNOISE
Nino Pedone gives you just what his name promises: squalls of noise corralled into vaguely recognizable shapes. He doesn't come at it from the typical angle—the curious noise artist dipping toes into techno—but rather from the other end.
Resident Advisor
If the soundtrack of Alien hadn’t been written already, Nino Pedone aka Shapednoise would be perfect for the job. For his album Different Selves (Type) he got help from Justin Broadrick (Jesu, Godflesh), creating a merciless, brutal, bombastic, dystopic noise meets grindcore meets techno meets drum ’n bass mashup.
KISS THE ANUS OF A BLACK CAT
Another agent provocateur is Stef Irritant, the man behind Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat, that breeded out his sixth album To Live Vicarously (Zeal). The drone and folk from the past have moved over for 80s influences. Gothic synths and repetitive drums go along with Stef Heeren’s reverberating voice that gives you shivers. A threesome of darkwave, post-punk and industrial brought by one of Belgium’s finest.
