Sat, Jun 15 at 4:30 PM

Coaxial Fundraiser: Crayons to Perfume, Mattie Barber, Ian Wellman, Travis Johns

Los Angeles, California
$11.90 (includes all fees)

Saturday, 6/15
Doors: 8:00pm
Music: 8:30pm
$10. NOTAFLOF

Coaxial Fundraiser: Crayons to Perfume, Mattie Barber, Ian Wellman, Travis Johns
(Preceding this is an analog electronics workshop fundraiser is an afternoon led by Travis Johns. Please see details for workshop fee that includes attendance to the evening show): https://withfriends.co/event/20181774/diy_analog_electronics_workshop_w_vauxflores

CRAYONS TO PERFUME
crayons to perfume is a softcore industrial band from Los Angeles. Members are Sarah Bernat (16 Bitch Pile-Up, Bad News) and Timothy Murray (Auto Chlor).

MATTIE BARBER
Mattie Barbier is an LA based musician and sonic researcher focused on experimental intonation, noise, and the physical processes of their instrument. Their playing has been described by the LA Times as being "of intense, brilliant, virtuosic growling that gave the striking impression that Barbier was dismantling the instrument while playing it," by the Wire as “exploring the nooks of instrumental tone far beyond the reach of most mortals,” and by the New Yorker as being a "diabolically inventive trombonist-composer."

Mattie engages in collaborative relationships with a range of musicians including Weston Olencki, Ellen Arkbro, Clara Iannotta, Sarah Davachi, Michelle Lou, Wolfgang von Schweinitz, Jacob Kirkegaard, and Katherine Young. As an interpreter they have given premieres by and collaborated with a broad spectrum of composers including George Lewis, Catherine Lamb, Liza Lim, Lester St. Louis, Kevin Drumm, Kaori Suzuki, Raven Chacon, and Scott Walker.

Mattie is a member of RAGE Thormbones, wildUp, echoi, wasteLAnd music, and is an active soloist and improviser on low brass instruments and bagpipes. Additionally they teach at CalArts.
https://mattiebarbier.com/
https://mattiebarbier.bandcamp.com/

IAN WELLMAN
Highly influenced by ethnographic film, bioacoustics, and noise music, Ian Wellman’s work is focused on human-made sounds influence nature, wildlife, and themselves. Ian often collaborates with Aaron Bartell to create electromagnetic-based nightmarescapes through their listening study, ZZYZXZYZZ. Wellman’s debut solo effort, Susan’s Last Breath Became the Chill in the Air and the Fog Over the City’s Night Sky, was released through Dragon’s Eye Recordings in 2018. He has a compilation of early works through Industrial Coast and a piece through Touch Radio in 2019. Ian earned a bachelors in Documentary Film/Video through Columbia College Chicago and works as an IATSE 695 production sound mixer. Ian has worked with companies such as Universal Kids, Viacom, Adidas, Anyhow, and Dreamworks Kids. He has presented solo and collaborative work at Human Resources, Coaxial, and Sound Pedro. Ian currently resides in Los Angeles, CA.
https://ianwellman.com/
https://ianwellman.bandcamp.com/
https://ashinternational.bandcamp.com/album/the-night-the-stars-fell

TRAVIS JOHNS
Travis Johns is a sound artist residing in Ithaca, NY, whose work includes performance, installation and printmaking, often incorporating eco/bio-based themes and electronic instruments of his own design. As an improviser, he performs primarily on electric bass and electronics; with studies in the field conducted under the tutelage of Fred Frith, Joelle Leandre and Butch Morris, among others. Active in the San Francisco Bay Area experimental music scene for several years, Johns moved to Costa Rica in 2011 where he collaborated extensively with visual artist Paulina Velazquez-Solis on Raro, an immersive sound and sculpture installation that represented Costa Rica in the 2013 Biennial of the Central American Isthmus (BAVIC). Since returning to the states, first to Baltimore and later to Ithaca, he’s continued to apply his trade as a composer, educator and sound artist under the nom de plume of VauxFlores.
https://vauxflores.com/vf-industrial/artists/travis-johns/
https://thecoldvacuumofspace.bandcamp.com/

Flyer design by Travis Johns

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