Thursday 31 March 2022, 8pm

Al Karpenter + Sunik Kim + Triple Negative

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Al Karpenter (Barakaldo) is an outsider among the underdogs and an ingenious dilettante who likes to challenge of course of history. His live performances are as rare as they are unpredictable. Listening to his album "Musik from a Private Hell" (Bruit Direct Disques), we are immediately caught by his disembodied singing with positive nihilism. It's the end of the world but the best is yet to come.

His music has been also been released by ever/never (NYC), Munster (Madrid) and Crystal Mine (Burgos) and has been described as lonely post-industrial weirdnessm, deconstructed Fushitsusha or as the perfect soundtrack for our grim times.

For this unique stage appearance, the duo will be accompanied by the improvisers Marta Sainz (bass and vocals), Enrique Zaccagnini (electronics) and Mattin of the grous Billy Bao and Regler (computer). File under non-musique, No more heroes anymore.

Sunik Kim

Sunik Kim is a musician, writer and filmmaker currently based in Los Angeles. Their recent work attempts to unfold problems of perceptual and temporal distortion through computer-generated sound. Their writing on subjects ranging from Korean communism to Conlon Nancarrow has been featured in The Wire Magazine, Pitchfork, Bandcamp Daily, Tone Glow and elsewhere. Their latest album, Tears of Rage, was released on Seoul-based label Rope Editions in 2024.

https://sunikkim.bandcamp.com/

Triple Negative

RETURN OF THE LIVING DIRT
IT'S NOT GOOD FOR YOU JUST BECAUSE IT HURTS

14th drawer down since 2017 or 2003, depending how you count it

Waiting for transport into Stab Central
our jawlines are splinters where glass used to be
our facial tissue is all tissue paper
never no layoff from this
condensery

Makrokakozebekikism from deep in the Welt am Draht plunge pool.
PENULTIMATE PRESS recording disastrists.
Incoming audio-falsifications in collusion with PSILT and AL KARPENTER.
Retirement from private life fully documented, incl. infantile Zeichnungen, in the anaemic volume Nothing is Possible (or Nervousness, or Immorality, or Don't Wait to be Hunted to Hide, depending which front cover you're looking at), P. Press, 2023.

Favours for the flinching strays
always weak and wide astray