1 PASSEPARTOUT DUO

‘Circo pobre’

The centerpiece of this live set is the Chromaplane, a new electronic instrument created by Passepartout Duo over the past year. With a pickup coil in each hand, the performers trace shapes above the instrument’s flat surface to unveil its hidden landscape of oscillators buzzing in the electromagnetic field. Its single arch unfolds in four key compositional ideas that echo each other through different lenses, taking both a temporal and spatial approach to the sound.

Nicoletta Favari & Christopher Salvito

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2 TRESQUE

“Alarmante” is a new set by TRESQUE (a.k.a d’incise), an oscillating and electrified ride, carried by a dub love and a few eardrums ticklings, conveying the dance to whoever or whatever that would feel to in the merry assembly. Doing so Tresque takes distance with its original formula to turn more abstract by accumulating layers of raw pulses all from circuits in feedback (mixer, spring reverb, filter, tube preamp).

https://zamzamrec.bandcamp.com/album/alarmante

https://krutrecords.bandcamp.com/album/tierce-alarmante

Tresque it’s the name of an almost forgotten medieval dance turned into “an idea of Techno”. Laurent Peter aka D’Incise enters the dance floor – site of the gathering – from the side, with an eye on traditions, construction of reality and fantasy, and the tension between statism and evolution.

Coming from an extended artistic career as improvisation and experimental musician, Tresque returns to his roots that lie in dub music and the sound system culture. The pulse has been growing, slowly and deeply, shaping an idea of groove by reducing it to a simpler and shorter form. In circular movements, Tresque carves his music out of samples and amplified noises using dub techniques and influenced by musique concrète.