Surrounder
In the WWII Oil Storage Tunnels
Two Australian musicians recently signed to European labels
present a night of minimal and evocative music in the underground
of Darwin's WWII Oil Storage Tunnel.
Rob Curgenven (privatelektro) and Blastcorp (City Centre Offices)
will bring the 170 metre tunnel to life with the warm resonances
and haunting harmonics of their sound sculpture using a unique surround
sound system and visual projections.
Rob Curgenven will present unusual, unprocessed recordings from
a grand piano mixed with field recordings from his time living in
and around Darwin and the desert, alongside recent sounds from the
urban landscapes of Berlin to the quiet sonic vistas of rural Poland
in winter.
Blastcorp is Darwin based musician Kris Keogh, who will perform
using live guitar, piano samples and self designed sound processing
software.
Date: 21 Aug
Time: 9.30pm
Venue: WWII Oil Storage Tunnels, Darwin Wharf Precinct
Price: $10/$7
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