Drew McDowall at Morphine Raum, Day1 — SOLD OUT
Friday, 04.10.24, door 20:00
  • 20:30 Mieko Suzuki
  • 21:15 Drew McDowall

SOLD OUT

Paypal Receipt is enough to show at the door.

Morphine Raum,
Köpenicker Str. 147, 10997 Berlin
Hinterhof 1. Etage

Morphine Raum is thrilled to announce Scottish experimental/electronic musician Drew McDowall in residency over 2 consecutive nights. The former member of Coil, Psychic TV, The Poems will be performing his latest work “A Thread, Silvered and Trembling” on DAIS Records. Opening act by Mieko Suzuki.

An artist who has refused to conform in music and in life, McDowall mines the hallucinatory spaces that exist between reality and celestial otherness. His meditative compositions are haunting and spiritual, melding intricate modular soundscapes with cut-up samples, and deconstructing sounds into their most basic shuddering structures and shapes. The disorienting ambient mirages that result elicit terror, tender melancholy, and heavenly flickers of expansive beauty.

His latest work, A Thread, Silvered and Trembling, both incorporates and transforms these elements via exploratory electronic processing, weaving an electro-acoustic tapestry of strings, shudders, voids, and voices, alternately disembodied and displaced. Co-produced with engineer Randall Dunn at Circular Ruin Studios in Brooklyn, the collection’s four pieces capture McDowall at his most elevated and elusive, in thrall to “the ineffable – that which refuses to be spoken.”
Photo by Lena Shkoda

https://www.daisrecords.com/products/a-thread-silvered-and-trembling

Mieko Suzuki is a sound artist, composer and DJ born in Hiroshima and based in Berlin.She deals with time and space as her primal matter. In highly unconventional sound performances, for which she uses drones and field recordings, the crackling of electrical circuits and fragments of vinyl records, Mieko Suzuki always goes for the unexpected. She couples the raw power of sound with the tenderness of subtle modulations and turns any space into a playground for sonic adventures.
Photo by Béla Bender.

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