Drekka // Timber Rattle // Governance

• DUU Coffeehouse
• March 19th, Doors at 8:30pm, music at 9pm
• Facebook Event
• Duke Coffeehouse

Doors at 8:30, music at 9. $10 cover or FREE with Duke ID. sets from:
// Drekka // (drekka.bandcamp.com): Working under the name DREKKA since 1996, composer Michael Anderson has toured, traveled, and collaborated extensively; collecting memories and building a personalized archive of sound that dates back to the mid-1980’s. Throughout years of performing and recording, Drekka has explored early industrial tape culture, fragile bedroom noise-folk, and expansive cinematic textures. 
// Timber Rattle // (timberrattle.bandcamp.com): TIMBER RATTLE is a roving, revolving and ongoing music project that continues to explore the connections between primordial sound, landscape, and the musics that have derived from our relationships to space and place throughout time. While never straying too far from the mountain hymns that are at its roots, the songwriting – which simultaneously embodies and considers its own history and geography – is yet suffused with a vocabulary of drone, collected recordings and sound experimentation. 
// Governance // (Durham) (gvnc.tv): GOVERNANCE is the collaborative audio-visual noise performance project of Quran Karriem and Rebecca Uliasz, PhD students in the Computational Media, Arts & Cultures program at Duke. The project is concerned with how power, executed through machinic and automated reasoning processes, conditions knowledge production and contemporary aesthetic regimes. Governance sonically and visually engages with digital and analog material from our ongoing practice-based research through analog synthesizers, algorithmic tools, and custom-made hardware.