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Ben Frost and Tim Hecker + Ekoplekz
Inbetween Time Music
This event has already taken place and ended on 2 Dec 2010
Sound/Music
Arnolfini Auditorium
Thu 2 Dec, 8pm
£10 Adv
A monolithic double bill featuring two true international masters of sculptured noise, deep rumbling and artful sonic contrast.
The music of Melbourne-born Ben Frost is vast, violent and utterly sublime: it unfurls magnificently across rooms with a singular snowbound beauty (he dwells in Iceland), but also lurks at the ear with wolf-like menace. Last year's album By The Throat (Bedroom Community) saw circles of dubstep, classical, sound art and metal overlap in their praise. Frost has recently premièred an ambitious new score for Tarkovsky's Solaris in collaboration with his mentor Brian Eno.
Canadian Tim Hecker works at the junction of melody, white noise and textural dissonance, creating electronic song/sound pieces that break-and-enter the consciousness through both low frequency physical pressure and a certain chaotic serenity. With his new single Apondalifa, and previous releases on Kranky, Fat Cat and Room40, Hecker has reached and rewired electronic, rock and avant-heads alike.
Ekoplekz is a shadowy Bristolian who favours primitive analogue device and a spontaneous improvised approach to composition.
Inbetween Time Festival is produced by Inbetween Time Productions in collaboration with Arnolfini.
Inbetween Time Festival is supported by Arts Council England, Paul Hamlyn Foundation, University of Bristol and Bristol City Council.
Curated and produced by Arnolfini and Qujunktions for IBT Productions.
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Inbetween Time Festival of Live Art and Intrigue
Inbetween Time Festival of Live Art and Intrigue returns across the streets, sites and art spaces of Bristol from 1 Dec. Over 75 events involving 130 artists from the UK and beyond will make up a breakneck programme of live, digital, sound, sculptural, architectural, dance, theatre and guerrilla works.
Opening with five days of events and performances, the exhibition What Next for the Body and live art programme continues until 6 Feb, with Arnolfini as the main festival hub.
www.inbetweentime.co.uk