Santos is Closed for Feedback - Monday, April 25 2011, 9pm

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Hello,

Santos is Closed and you are invited to join us for a night of
exploring feedback on the system upstairs.
The players will be o.blaat (Keiko Uenishi), Yan Jun and Lary 7 (w/ or
w/o mysterious guest).

To get in, the doorman will greet you with 'Santos is Closed' and you
answer 'You keep saying that'. That's the password.

Monday April 25 9pm
free
Santos Party House
96 Lafayette


Please do not post this to any public forums or lists...
but feel free to tell your friends.
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Bios:

o.blaat (Keiko Uenishi) has been addicted to redefine 'any' space
aurally. After having explored many rooms including outdoors worldwide
since 2007, her mission continues. And now, she is curious to find out
how Santos will unfold. http://facebook.com/oblaaat

Yan Jun, work with sound and language.
Born in Lanzhou, China in 1973. Based in Beijing. B.A. of Chinese
Literature.
Involve to feedback noise, voice, field recording, site-specific sound
installation, impro music, writing, publishing and curating.
As an improviser he plays feedback device, which works with space,
soundsystem and audience as an open system. He describes himself as a
listener instead of a player.
Founder of Sub Jam, which runs weekly event Waterland Kwanyin
(2005-2010) and annual festival Mini Midi (since 2005).
Now member of FEN (Fareast Network, Otomo Yoshihide, Ryu Hankil, Yuen
Cheewai and YanJun).
He has been supported by Asian Culture Council as residency musician
in New York in 2011.
He has published 5 essay collections about Chinese new music and 3
poetry collections. Alongside 7 solo audio albums, 3 mini albums and
numerous compilations / collaborations.
www.yanjun.org

Lary 7 is a multimedia alchemist able to coax profane, inscrutable
sounds and images from numerous and mysterious devices. His work has
been described as that of a magician or scientist — one who may not
always be certain of the outcome, but who is determined to see it
through to its (il)logical end. Since the late seventies, Lary has
been building, soldering, photographing, recording, mixing, filming,
playing, collecting, re-interpreting and creating in order to make
something happen. He’s the founder of the Analogue Society and co-
founder of Plastikville Records and Directart Productions Ltd. Lary
has released work on Touch, Diskono, Ectoplasm, Plastikville and
Plastiktray records. He has performed in many countries in Europe as
well as in the U.S. and Canada. Mr. Seven lives and works in
Manhattan’s East Village and is one of the last remaining vestiges of
a once-vibrant community. For this presentation, Lary Seven will have
an undefined interaction with.