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DESCRIPTION:Black Spirituals, Charles Barabé, Jean-Sébastien Truchy, Black Givre the 
 best of the Bay Area and Montreal's experimental music and video scene will 
 descends on San Francisco's Center For New Music, Saturday, July 25, $5-$10 
 sliding/FREE for members of CNM.\n\nBlack Spirituals\nBack from their 2015 
 Eurotour with Earth, Black Spirituals return home in top form on the most 
 auspicious stardate of Zach's own earthly arrival! Unspool the unseen 
 tendrils of your innermost and attach them to the empathic machine that is 
 Black Spirituals, with Zachary James Watkins on sines, Marshall Trammell on 
 skins.\nhttp://blackspirituals.com/\nhttp://www.cvltnation.com/black-spirituals-of-deconstruction-review-stream/\n\nCharles 
 Barabé\nInterested by pop music, free jazz, contemporary compositions, 
 improvisation and noise, Barabé is able to combine such disparate 
 influences to realize wholly new compositions. His work is a reflection on 
 the emotional scars (in a personal and collective way) and the shadows of 
 the past. Despite rare live performances, he is active in the cassette 
 community and has run the acclaimed cassette label, La Cohu, since 2012. 
 Barabé has written and produced nine feature films, many of them featured 
 at the RVCQ (Rendez-Vous du Cinéma Québécois) as well as numerous short 
 videos to accompany music by several artists. His newest releases, 
 "Cicatrices, Scar, Éclair" (2am Tapes) and "Stigmates" (905 Tapes) have 
 garnered high praise pushing Barabe into a new, intense, and international 
 spotlight.\n\n"A real eye-popper/exploder. This is one of the more 
 surprising spools to roll through the reels of my deck in some time. [...] 
 this crazy ass tape is one of those insatiable intruig-ers that instantly 
 begs further investigations [...] synthesizers, no-input noise makers, 
 sampled acoustic instruments, foreign opera voices, modulators, and hand 
 drums... a surrealist macabre theater." -TinyMixTapes 
 1/20/15\nhttp://charlesbarabe.bandcamp.com/\n\nJean-Sébastien 
 Truchy\nTruchy's chaotically textured electoronic and processed-vocal music 
 are derived from textural and color values of objects synaesthized with the 
 aim of destabilising audiences in order to confront the daily concepts that 
 manage, direct and confine waking life. From 2010 to 2015, Truchy  ran the 
 label, Los Discos Enfantasmes, alongside Riccardo Lucchesi and Bernardino 
 Femminielli. Now based in Montreal, Truchy's collaborators include Tim 
 Hecker, Charles Barabe, and his tour mates have included Noothgrush, and 
 Godspeed! You Black Emperor.\n\n"...very challenging and bombarding, but 
 there’s something so interesting and precise [...]  It is in many ways 
 perfect experimental music, featuring both elements of the accessible and 
 inaccessible." -TheCDCritic  
 7/4/14\nhttp://jstruchy.blogspot.de/\n\n\nBlack Givre\nSamuel Bobony 
 combines drum, sampling and synthesizer manipulations to create explosive, 
 real-time compositions. His solo project, Black Givre, won the GAMIQ Award 
 (best new experimental album of the year) for his LP entitled, Autorail 
 (co-released by Beaver Club/Jeunesse Cosmique). An prolific contributor to 
 the Montreal music scene, he has collaborated with Avec le Soleil Sortant 
 de sa Bouche (Constellation Records) and Héliodrome (Endemik Music) as 
 well as Jeunesse Cosmique. Bobony's 2014 releases include Explosion Therapy 
 (Small Scale Music/ Beaver Club), and a new split release with Charles 
 Barabé (La Cohu). His most recent work, a sound art piece called Ruptur in 
 collaboration with artist Nelly-Ève Rajotte was presented at Centre Clark 
 in Montreal.\n\n"the music truly does explode out of my stereo speakers, 
 while at the same time it is also therapeutic. [...] Mixed with  continual 
 beats are electro whirrs [and] within the hum and the buzz, we experience a 
 bit of synth coming out along the lines of Britney Spears’ “Toxic” 
 -Raised by Gypsies 
 7/22/14\nhttp://blackgivre.bandcamp.com/album/autorail\n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2015/07/21/18775162.php
SUMMARY:Black Spirituals, Charles Barabe, Black Givre, JS Truchy
LOCATION:Center For New Music\n55 Taylor St\nSan Francisco, CA
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2015/07/21/18775162.php
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