Claire’s Lobotomy EP release w/ Lark Lyra Lou, kezia waters, olula negre
@ Tritriangle
1550 N Milwaukee Ave, Fl 3 Chicago, IL 60622
Opening Friday, December 6th, at 8:30PM
CLAIRE’S LOBOTOMY (LICHEN + SNOOZE) EP RELEASE SHOW!
with additional performances by: Lark Lyra Lou Hill, Kezia Waters, & olula negre
Masks Required – limited number provided at the door
∆ Claire’s Lobotomy — Snooze Karabush and Lichen Bouboushian are releasing their debut EP under the moniker Claire’s Lobotomy. We work with dissonance, playing in the in-between spaces and hiccups of sound, blurting out, raging. We reject aural hegemony. Squelchy, grating, difficult noises abound. So far we’ve been playing with sound scores and song structures featuring voice, samples, sax, pan flute, and mic play. Landing somewhere between minimalist sound experiments and full on damaged noise freakouts, we tread the path of weird queer noise together.
lorenebouboushian.org
semioteq.com/bio
∆ Lark Lyra Lou Hill will offer a pointed performance with special projection – see @sirlyra on IG for more info.
∆ Kezia Waters is a Storyteller/ Performance Artist located in Chicago, IL. Their work lives between the worlds of ethnography, folklore, ritual and the living archive. Through surrealism they try to find things that are Holy, Whole, and Holds. A humanist fairy. They have performed in the Biennale d’art Performative de Rouyn-Noranda of Canada, Dazibao Gallery in Montreal and Recto- Verso in Ouebec City and numerous galleries around Chicago. Kezia was a 2023 In-Session Fellow at ThreeWalls, studying the Performance and Folklore of Zora Neale Hurston and also an Adjunct Professor of Acting & African American Theatre at Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio.
keziawaters.com
∆ olula negre — A grandchild of twin migrations fleeing the effects of US imperialism in the American South and Puerto Rico, experimental sound artist and activist, olula negre, is a cellist, improviser, composer, and visual artist whose work is rooted in their Black American and Latine heritage, queerness and their interests in speculative fiction/storytelling, folk music, labor movements, and cosmic workings. olula is a co-curator of AfriClassical Futures, a quarterly music and conversation series at Elastic Arts in Chicago that features Black diasporic musicians working in, around, or influenced by classical traditions. olula is one half of ¡Bananaquit! an electro-acoustic duo with bassist Torstein Johansen.
Friday, December 6, 2024
8p doors, 8:30 start
$10-15 suggested donation
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