Infernal Noise Brigade founder, Filastine drops "Dirty Bomb" on SF

by comrade 'o Filistine

Thu, Apr 2, 2009 11:51PM

After making in-the-street marching band soundtracks for the Seattle WTO, at Direct Action to Stop the War actions and many other rebellions, for the last two years Filastine has brought his dance sound clash to clubs, squats, festivals, and underground spaces across the globe, peforming with laptop, midi triggers, loudspeaker, and percussion mounted on a shopping cart. He plays tonight ith ANA SIA, Beats Antique, An-Ten-Nae, Random Rab. Club says it's 20.

Friday April 3, doors open 10:00pm
103 Harriet (at Folsom/6th St)
San Francisco, CA 415-431-1200

Filastine began making music with the live ensemble ¡tchkung!, then founded the Infernal Noise Brigade, a 20-piece anarcho marching band. He creates gritty transnational soundclash of urban rhythm. Freely splicing dubstep with balkan brass or hiphop with bollywood, latest release Dirty Bomb parties in the mud puddle of our increasingly polluted world. The sequel to "Burn It," borderless rhythm, collages, noise, and bass. The fruit of three years of production across a dozen countries is a seminal post-world soundclash miraculously crammed into a box. Don't sleep on it. Kick drums beat out rapid patterns for dances yet to be invented. See you there?

For more information: http://filastine.com

by comrade 'o Filistine

Thu, Apr 2, 2009 11:51PM