Fri, 02 Dec
|Liverpool
DM #4: Nkisi {live}, Lucy Grey, Utav {Live}, Caroline the DJ & Christopher Connor
DANSE MACABRE returns for its 4th edition of industrial, techno & hardware electronics at Q U ARR Y with an intimate live performance from London-based artist Nkisi. Expect intense, powerful club tracks equally influenced by African polyrhythms, hardcore techno, and '70s Italian horror films.
Time & Location
02 Dec 2022, 22:00 – 03 Dec 2022, 04:00
Liverpool, 17 Love Ln, Liverpool L3 7DD, UK
About the event
22:00-04:00
Tickets from £10
18+
DANSE MACABRE returns for its 4th edition of industrial, techno & hardware electronics at Q U ARR Y with an intimate live performance from London-based artist Nkisi. Expect intense, powerful club tracks equally influenced by African polyrhythms, hardcore techno, and '70s Italian horror films.
Support from Lucy Grey, UTAV {Live}, Caroline the DJ, & Chrissy Connor.
---- ARTIST INFO ----
Nkisi produces intense, powerful club tracks equally influenced by African polyrhythms, hardcore techno, and '70s Italian horror films. The London-based musician and visual artist is one of the co-founders of NON-Worldwide, a collective of experimental artists from across the African diaspora.
After releasing several digital and vinyl EPs throughout the 2010s, Nkisi's full-length debut, 7 Directions, appeared in 2019. In 2020, Nkisi's new label INITIATION emerges with INT001, a 3 track EP melting rhythmic noise strategies with secret drum languages from Ancient Kongo traditions. As a fierce DJ, Nkisi channels 160+ bpm kick drums, metallic hectic percussions and hypnotizes the dance floor into a ritualistic transcendental space.
Melika Ngombe Kolongo was born in Congo, raised in Belgium, and began using the moniker Nkisi after moving to London in 2012. Gravitating toward the more aggressive side of dance music, yet maintaining a heavy emotional factor as well as a sense of dreaminess, she began producing music in addition to being resident at a club night called Endless. Her first releases, 16 and 21, appeared on Doomcore, the Hamburg-based label run by Low Entropy, in 2014 and 2015, respectively.
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