Jessica Rylan, Gabe Serbian, Shannon Walter / Noisy Night 3

sound. at the Steve Allen Theater: Noisy Night

July 28, 2007

Set Three of Eleven sets: Jessica Rylan, Gabe Serbian, Shannon Walter

Noisy Night featured eight players from heavy metal and harsh noise, two
idioms with rich and similarly subversive histories. Sharing an interest in
the fringes of sonic practice, these musicians improvised together for
the first time in randomly chosen ensembles.
Produced by SASSAS

Camera: RJ Ward
Editing: Cal Crawford

Also available on the sound. concert archive: www.soundnet.org/concerts

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Jessica
• Rylan
• Gabe
• Serbian
• Shannon
• Walter
• Noise
• Metal
• SASSAS

[llacour87]

this is the stupidest shit i have EVER seen. this isn't music. this isn't even 'art'. fuckin retarded.

[sassasdotorg]

sassas always errs on the side of inclusion with our video comments and this is an example. i'm always amazed by people who dismiss the labor of others in such rude terms. it's easy to judge - much harder to think about the work and what it's actually doing - how it might be challenging narrow ideas about art and music.

[AcrossTheTen]

Gabe Serbian owns your ass.

[perry475]

Gabe Serbian is a mad man!

[xdyingfetusx69]

@sassasdotorg yea but he's right, musically it is fucking shit! almost like they are trying to hard to be 'different'... i think it sucks and i love raw black metal

[johnreedclub]

@sassasdotorg I think that besides the retards that bring out the prehistoric dilemma is this music or noise?, which was probably over 20 years ago at least, the problem year is that this industrial-glitch-noise experimentation is incredibly old. 10 years ago black dice were making this stuff 25 years ago einsturzende neubauten. I don't know I always thought this music is more interesting when it fuses with something else like with bands like cop shoot cop, steel pool bath tub or pain teens.

[misanthropicagenda1]

i'm so happy this was posted - amazing stuff reminds me of et sans 1st cd

[illgottenjohnny]

@llacour87 Marcel Douchompe exhibited his urinal in the 1920s and it sparked the "But what is art?". Douchompe's statement was that "Art is in the eyes of the beholder and thus open to interpretation". It was a wonderful moment in the eastern art world but there have been artist to take the piss out of this and use it as a scape goat.

I for one find these people absolutely amazing, and inspire my work for I'm and international exhibiting artist. If that's whatcha think, fine, but dumb *smiley*

[ReeceHughesRocks]

@fredyzpt black dice

[mikeyadjective]

Look, I can turn some knobs.  Let's perform it!

[sactire]

my uncle knows somebody on the hospital that can help u guys!this is call music?u really suck!imagine if south park make a parody of u!!!!!!hahahahaha i want to see it.please stop contaminating the web with ur shit.thanx.

[notjsph]

I thought this argument was over in the early 1900s... I guess that was consonance vs dissonance. Oh well, nice performance.

[Zisch2]

Very interesting, thanks a lot for uploading!