Waterflower, Lifeisfeedback, Distraxi & Monika Badly, Sade Arellano

Avon Terror Corps crawl back out of the sewers to present their latest offering - Waterflower's new album DIGIPLANTCORE. Ḑ̷̣̬̦͓̙̮͙͕̹̻̆͗͒̈́͊̋́͒̒͌̒̍̎̈́̆͘͝Ȉ̴̛͓͎͉̤̠̩̗͛̋̂̂̚G̷͍̠̫̤̲͚̪̟͂̿̀̚Į̸̝̫͍͇̰̣̹̞̘̖͋̉P̴̢̡̢͉͇͓͚̠̦̩͚͓̺̜̺̮̺̫̞̍̔̐́̐̚͜͠L̵̼͓̀̈̐A̵̟͈͎̖̫̙̭͚̰̖͒͌̄͗͘N̴̢̛̛̙̤̟̫̹̼̪͎̯̯͉͎̐̏̀́͒́̅̏̉́̍̈́̈́̓͌̈́̚͘T̷̡̖̰̞͖͓́C̵̛̛͔̮̑͆̏̈͌͒͂̅̽̿͘͠͝Ơ̷̧̡̨̲̘̞͎͎̪͉̰͓̬̹̲͐̌̃̂̍̂̽͋̽̽͒͘̕͜͝ͅͅͅŔ̸̛̪͉͈͓̟̱̰̩̹̮̟̲̖̱̥̲̲͎̀̈͗̏̍̆͂́̐͛̒͘͝ͅȆ̵̢̡͚̩̰̺̳͔̰̩̘̥͔̝͙̩̗̰̙͙̌͊̎́̈͋̎͑̆̕͜ͅ is a collision of ecological awareness, plant and mushroom music, and digital hardcore, shaped in the post-pandemic years through DIY tours across Asia, the UK and Europe, testing live which songs actually make people scream and dance to the despair of ecological collapse.
Crunchy, shrill, naturally chaotic and somehow extremely danceable, D̶͖̀͋͑I̶̢͗̈̆G̷̛̛̰̳͇͒İ̵͔̭͌̌͠ͅP̷̗̝̭͊̀͜L̴̢̦̯͗͆̊͘Á̷͎̬̑́͘N̸̮̝̼͛̑̓T̶̒̽̓͒ͅͅC̸̗̺͌̉͘͝Ő̵̫̮͐̓͋R̶͈̿͐E̶͈̲͂̇͜ throws nostalgic digital hardcore and electronic punk together with ambient plant music and remnants of pop. It channels extinction, overconsumption and human self-destruction into something physical: music for trying to keep moving in a world that increasingly feels absurd.
Waterflower is the audiovisual project of Latvian artist Sabīne Moore. Working with electronic music, plants and mushrooms, voice, biosensors, animation and generative visuals, Waterflower creates visceral performances where nature becomes an active co-collaborator.

Support comes from Lifeisfeedback's dubbed-out synth mutations, Distraxi and Monika Badly's incendiary queer power-electronics collaboration, and Sade Arellano's mystic folk-drone