FREE FESTIVAL this SUNDAY: DUNG MUMMY, MOMENTUM & SCHOOLED IN SONG
Fri Oct 03, 2008 10:10 am
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Hello good people!
We are excited to announce the inaugural, "Dung Mummy's Nomadic Transmissions" as part of MOMENTUM (more info below). The gathering (hosted buy Zero Point and The Hop-Frog Kollectiv) will feature a wide array of experi.mental/outsider music from artists who take sound and song beyond destination. Think midi-eastern, noise, folk, post-Asiatic, raga drone punk! Think Dung Mummy!
Dung Mummy moves outdoor in response to the rise and sudden fall of it's last three performance spaces, Salvation Theater, IL Corral and Zero Point. Although, these places hold dear corners of our hearts and minds, we must move to public spaces and re-invent the medium of our expression.
This free festival is part of University By the Sea and Schooled in Song (http://www.myspace.com/schooledinsong), which is headlined by Dengue Fever.
MOMENTUM, this Sunday, October 5th,
Broadway & Linden, Long Beach, Ca
10AM - 10PM
FREE!
Praying Live:
10:00 DJ Complex Cultures (The Electric Octospore)
12:00 Wilson High School Noise Club
12:45 Actuary
1:30 Ain Soph Aur
2:15 Igor Amokian
3:00 LSD (Lap Steel Duo)
3:45 UEM
4:30 Thousands
5:15 Bavab Bavab
6:00 Hop-Frog’s Drum Jester Devotional
6:45 Buko Pan Guerra
7:30 Amps for Christ
8:30 Jeremy Kelly
9:15 Between Ravens and Crows
"MOMENTUM is: an art installation that assembles contemporary visual art, music performance, theatre, performance art, and video, into a greater conceptual performance in the East Village Arts District of downtown Long Beach. This project is a demonstration in response to the lack of exhibition space in an area labeled as an “artist’s village.” However, the space is dominated by many unused buildings that remain vacant in their indeterminate states, due to the urban redevelopment in its attempt to revitalize the downtown area."FLOOD, with the assistance of other artists will use the interiors of Enterprise trucks as exhibition spaces, and thus create a “temporary arts district” on Linden Avenue between Broadway and First Street as a contribution to University by the Sea. The individual trucks establish a loose correlation to the departmental structures for education in the arts. Collectively this installation thematizes the potential vitality of contemporary culture and thus underscores the need for permanent exhibition space.
Hope to see you there!
Carl Off.
URCK Records, www.urckrecords.com
"Smashing the Iron Ears of Oppression, One Tribe at a Time!"
hop-frog kollectiv www.hop-frog.com
LISTEN-> http://www.myspace.com/urckrecords
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