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       Ambarchi, Mamiffer, Menche 06.18.2012 (POR)
   DIR By: Eaterofbirds
       Date: June 18, 2012, 6:17 am
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       Amazing lineup here..wow
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       8:30pm | $7.00 day of show
       Australia's Oren Ambarchi is a composer and
       multi-instrumentalist with longstanding interests in
       transcending conventional instrumental approaches. His work
       focuses mainly on the exploration of the guitar, "re-routing the
       instrument into a zone of alien abstraction where it's no longer
       easily identifiable as itself. Instead, it's a laboratory for
       extended sonic investigation". (The Wire, UK).
       Ambarchi has performed and recorded with a diverse array of
       artists such as Fennesz, Otomo Yoshihide, Pimmon, Keiji Haino,
       John Zorn, Rizili, Voice Crack, Jim O'Rourke, Keith Rowe, Phill
       Niblock, Dave Grohl, Gunter Muller, Evan Parker, z'ev, Toshimaru
       Nakamura, Peter Rehberg, Merzbow and many more. Since 2004
       Ambarchi has worked with American avant metal outfit Sunn 0)))
       contributing to many of their releases and side-projects
       including their Black One album from 2005 and the recent
       Monoliths & Dimensions release.
       Mamiffer, hailing from Vashon Island, WA, is the duo of Faith
       Coloccia and Aaron Turner (of ISIS). All of the group's
       compositions are built around the foundational element of piano,
       supplemented by the addition of any and all of the following:
       field recordings, tape hiss, bass guitar, mason jars, acoustic
       and electric guitars, voice, cello, drums and various percussion
       instruments, bells, violin, etc.
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