When people talk about innovative music produced during Germany’s music-historically most exciting era, then 3 names almost always crop up: Kraftwerk, Neu, and Can. If it’s a question of deciding which drummer has remained most influential up to the present day, then Jaki Liebezeit is surely one of the most interesting candidates. Together with Burnt Friedman Liebezeit continues to pursue a vision of new music.
Världens bästa nu levande trummaskin (mest känd från legendariska bandet Can), Jaki Liebezeit, kommer till Malmö i sällskap med den elektroniske djuphavsfiskaren Burnt Friedman. Tillsammans skapar Jaki & Burnt en hybrid av stilar med deras långa historia som vägvisare. Musiken rör sig mellan jazz, dub & exotica.
Efter konserten som är deras enda Sverigespelning, tar specialutbildade styrkor från Prejka över för bombardemang av synapserna i teatern och foajén. Inte en hjärna omasserad, inte en frekvens omodulerad (förutom ett par helt rena sinustoner och den osynliga ljusstrålen), är vårt motto.
Mer info:
myspace.com/burntfriedmanjakiliebezeit
burntfriedman.com
nonplace.de
prejka.se
Datum: 20/2 Tid: 21, på scen 21:30, eftersläpp 23:00, Rum: Klubben, Nya Rummet &Teatern Entré 140 (konsert&fest, 80 (fest) Ålder: 20 år, Förköp på Kulturcentralen och Rundgång
Jaki Liebezeit:
Jaki Liebezeit spent the early part of his career in Barcelona playing Jazz with Chet Baker amongst others as well as studying Flamenco and Arabic music. In 1968 he was a founding member of Can, one of the most influential bands of all time, which helped to define what has become known as Krautrock. Since Can´s last performance in 1977, Brian Eno, Depeche Mode, Primal Scream, Eurhythmics and Bill Laswell amongst many other international artists have requested his inimitable groove. He developed his own projects such as
Drums Off Chaos in 1982 around the time of his first meeting with Jah Wobble with whom he has worked on many occasions since. In 2001 Friedman and Liebezeit started touring and recording together.
Burnt Friedman:
Navigating an atypical musical expedition, Burnt Friedman´s unusual trajectory curved its way through an adolescent obsession with drums and a singular dedication to amassing a self-recorded audio-library dating from 1978. What followed in the late 80ties was a period of art academia, then immersion in the first flurry of collaborative music projects. Since 1993 he released records under various names, such as Nonplace Urban Field and began working as Flanger with Uwe Schmidt aka Atom™. As a result of annual travels to Australia and New Zealand the Nu Dub Players took shape in 1997. In the year 2000 Friedman founded his own record label, Nonplace, to ensure continuity for independent musical adventures like collaborations with Jaki Liebezeit or The Nu Dub Players. Besides, Friedman just started a collaboration with David Sylvian.
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