Join us for a night of experimental audiovisual performances at the Louisiana Cellar.

Thomas Lobban
live music, audiovisual [ambient, drone, shoegaze]

Thomas Lobban utilises drones, noise, and texture to create minimal, guitar-centric pieces which draw from a range of influences, including non-musical sources such as cinema and philosophy. He released his fourth album, I pull up clean for no reason, earlier this year.

https://thomlobban.bandcamp.com/album/i-pull-up-clean-for-no-reason

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhyu-dv3Ku8

https://www.instagram.com/thomasalobban/

dark.eatr
DJ, audiovisual [post-club, ambient]

Breaking surface from the slums and alleys of the deep cyber, dark.eatr summons psionic resonance and augmented whispers from the metaverse for a guided tour of the divine machine. Please be sure to bring wide eyes, divination scrolls and have biotic audio functions tuned high to interpret optical flutters and hear the software sing.

https://incompleteburning.bandcamp.com/track/dark-eatr-in-vanse

https://dark-eatr.bandcamp.com/album/nitr0

https://www.instagram.com/dark.eatr/

Lily Frances [Performance; A/V]
multimedia poetry reading [everyday, memory]

Lily Frances is an artist and poet whose practice explores intimacy and distance, among other things. She works across video, sound, and oil painting. Lily is in the second year of her practice-based PhD at the University of Bristol, researching Belgian director and artist Chantal Akerman. Her thesis explores sound and feminine subjectivity in Akerman’s films, through a focus on background noise and bodily memory.

https://witta.org/researchers/lily-frances/

https://www.instagram.com/lily.francs/