Tuesday September 21 * 6pm * outside at Rhizome * masks required * TICKETS

Martín & Teté
Teté Leguía (bass) and Martín Escalante (sax) explore the extremes of noise music and performance. Never resorting to distortion or effects pedals they have both spent years developing extended techniques in order to find original sounds and unmatched intensity using their traditional instruments. Their first time playing together was a chance meeting in Lima while performing in trio alongside drummer Miguel Flores (Pax) in 2014. Immediately they began plotting an album which they were finally able to record at Lasse Marhaug’s Best Studio in Oslo and then make into a CD on Peru’s Buh Records in 2016. Tours in Mexico and Peru followed shortly after as well as two more cassette albums on Escalante’s own Sploosh Records, Huachafa (2017) and Monkey Cop (2018) which was re-issued on CD in 2020. This fall (2021) they will perform and tour for the first time in the USA.

Concepción Huerta
Keen documentarian of the experimental scene in Mexico for more than five years, Concepción Huerta has extended her creative practice of visual media towards sound design. With a constant activity in the noise, improvisation and audiovisual collaboration circuit, she creates aural textures of narrative background with ambient and noise as pillars. Concepción has an EP “Cueva de Cristales” (2018) for Vorágine, an album for Static Discos, Personal Territories (2019), an EP with Fliae.latam “Lost Time” (2020), an imminent album in collaboration with Mabe Fratti, and an upcoming release with the Amor Muere ensemble and an extensive list of collaborations that include artists such as Fernando Vigueras, CNDSD, Mabe Fratti, Camille Mandoki, Gibrana Cervantes, RSNNC, José Orozco M, Rodrigo Ambríz, Camilo Ángeles.

Camilo Ángeles
Camilo Ángeles, flutist, composer, improviser, sound artist borned in Perú. Works with interest on the hybridization of aesthetics, the search for an own aesthetic vision through a deconstructed approach on his own instrument and musical language; crafted by several years of exploring ways to expand his sound aesthetic spectrum. He co-directs his record label TVL REC and works as the curator of the Lima Jazz Festival. Has received awards and scholarships from the National Fund for the Arts of Argentina, and also received the Science, Art and Technology Award from the Museum of Contemporary Art of Lima, Perú. He currently compose and directs the music for his ensemble "Nicotina es Primavera”, a sextet with whom he has published two albums and has a third one coming out by the end of 2021; and a long list of other album releases and collaborations with artists like Brandon Seabrook, Kaja Draksler, Chris Pitsiokos, William Winant, Paula Shocron, Tony Malaby, Anaïs Maviel, Brandon Lopez, Cara Stacey, Ben Bennett, Andrew Drury, Sales de Baño, Ido Bukelman, Samuel Hall, Javier Bustos, Aviva Endean, Chatori Shimizu, among others.