Breakbeat / Electronic / Grime / Hip Hop / House / Instrumental Hip Hop

Couteau Music au Party Dômesicle #7

by Alain Brunet

Couteau Music brings together mostly Montreal artists for Domesicle #7, an immersive electro party presented at the SAT.  The Fitness and Pony pony up some house music with a rough techno bass and a lo-fi coating. Thomas White enjoys fusing grime, juke and ’90s R&B. The band Ragers rely on a mix of hip hop and space rock interspersed with synths and other instruments played in real time. Singer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer LIA draws inspiration from trip hop and future soul styles to strike a predominantly vocal electronic approach, reminiscent of Banks, Bon Iver or James Blake.

The artists of Level of Detail put forward their common love of visual arts and music. Pat Pom, an artist with a passion for science, computer tech and high mathematics, introduces his new project NestDrop Immersion’s stratagems, custom-designed for the Satosphere. Jason Fletcher will be at his side, as will Sean Caruso. Under the alias C. Cruser in this context, the latter is a multidisciplinary digital artist based in Montreal. Trained in immersive tech at the SAT, he is currently resident VJ at the Satosphere and works in the SAT’s immersion department. Sean Caruso is also the founder of NEST Immersion, shooting with a mobile geodesic dome, and his immersive short films have won international awards.

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Acid-Techno / Electronic / Techno / trance

HUMIDEX at Dômesicle #6

by Alain Brunet

Lined up for the sixth Dômesicle party, the pseudonymous Softcoresoft, Absurde, Simon Chioni, Félix Félix Gourd Gourd, Render.Tex make up the Humidex collective. Music director at Never Apart, Montrealer Leticia Trandafir is also a DJ, producer and composer under the Softcoresoft pseudonym. Her art links acid techno, hypnotic techno, trance and breakbeat. Her first EP was released in October 2019 on Lobster Theremin Black Label. Outside the city, she’s performed in Paris, Berlin, London, Barcelona, Detroit, Norway, Düsseldorf, etc. Softcoresoft shares the stage with the timelessly technoid Absurde, and also with Simon Chioni, who leaps between the 1990s and 2000s. In addition, Absurde changes hats and becomes Félix Félix Gourd Gourd, whose approach involves light installation, 3D animation, sculpture and video scenography. And then there are the audiovisual experiments c/o Render.Tex, another alias linked to video-game consoles.

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