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Friday 17 January 8:00 doors |
In a spirit of anticipation for everything the New Year could be, weewerk presents a bundle of stuff we've not yet seen. DIY media activists Satan Macnuggit host an open screening of recent Super 8 and 16mm film, plus a few gems from their collection. Later, the new formation of seminal 90s sludge-rock band Grasshopper Sound Clash plays a special unplugged set. The program includes: |
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Satan Macnuggit is a collective of activist artists dedicated to breaking down walls between audiences and media. Since 1996, they have curated dozens of screenings and installations at events such as Anti Racist Music Movement, Splice This!, Exclaim! and Canzine. In summer 2001 they organized the Satan Macnuggit Video Road Show, a 30-city, cross-Canada tour of no-budget DIY video. They also produce and distribute videos, music and zines. Link to Satan Macnuggit site. Grasshopper
Sound Clash: Singer/songwriter/producer Derek Madison
"Grasshopper" released his first record, Born Loser
(1992), at the age of 18. His influence on the Toronto indie rock
scene was cemented with subsequent albums Stereovision (1994)
and Kid Kobra: The Invisible Album (1995), following which
he retreated to the studio to develop a new sound combining warm dirty
guitars, samples, breakbeats, and electronic soundscapes with the
melodies and lyrics characteristic of the original Grasshopper. |
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