[Glitch, Noise, Drone, Bastard Noise Postpop Extravaganza]
Buttress O'Kneel's headline gig in the (carpark of the) National Gallery
of Australia in 2010, as part of the legendary Digital Jam event.
At this event, which was advertised as a '4 Hour Party', Buttress did
her very best to play as little danceable music as possible,
concentrating more on destroying her classic songs, and turning pop
music into incredibly loud glitchy drones of shuddering eargasm.
Digital Jam is an underground experimental project by
digital artists projecting live video and motion graphics and mixing
sound on multiple stages. Projections by video artists including
London-based video director and illustrator Danny Sangra will dovetail
with an epic sound space and dance music by a number of DJ's including
Melbourne sound artist Buttress O’Kneel.
The event is co-presented by Studio Spice & Co.
and the National Gallery of Australia, in partnership with the
Australian Graphic Design Association ACT
SETLIST:
SET ONE:
breaking windows (originally from postcorecore)
devil musick (originally from tardcore)
take you away (originally from tardcore)
dexodus (originally from tardcore)
ice ice shady (originally from bastard pop)
DANNY SANGRA (visuals)/B'O'K (songs) collaboration/screening:
get one thing right (originally from memecore)
working standards (originally from bastard pop)
SET TWO:
hey ya mickey (unreleased yet)
the msg (improvised breakcorisation of The Message)
heartbooty (originally from hard dadapop)
2010 (improvised drone created from bowie Space Oddity acapella and 2001 theme)
schmalo (improvised noise-glitch of Halo acapella)
goodbye my healer (originally from postcorecore)
SET THREE:
c is for satan (originally from noncore)
the orinoco grind (originally from hard dadapop)
bring the babka (originally from corecore)
samuel fucking jackson (originally from theoretical metapop)
i like (originally from tardcore)
put away your own fucking dishes (originally only available on mash-up your ass, now also available on tardcore)
giving it away (originally from shitcore)
our true national anthem (originally from dear fellow australians)
Buttress O'Kneel
"The arch media manipulator… Buttress has been making mash-ups long before the term was even invented”
"A celebration and decimation of the songs of yesterday and today to form music for the ears of tomorrow.” / Clint Flicks
"Buttress O’Kneel is the P!nk of the electro-activist world, or
perhaps the Negativland of breakcore, or, perhaps even more accurately,
the Mother Theresa of bio-anarchic post-grrl underculture.” / Last.fm
"She has dedicated her life to fighting the reptilian
mind-control agenda, whether or not it actually exists.” / Alias
Frequencies
interwebmegalink.net
aliasfrequencies.org
http://www.digitaljam.com.au/
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