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Future Death Toll
at FalseFront Studio tonight
Posted by: Lisa Radon on Sep 12, 2009 at 04:00PM
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If HEALTH didn’t drill you a new earhole last night at the WORKS, it looks like you have another opportunity for an aggro-aural experience under an art auspices at FalseFront Studio (4518 NE 32nd) tonight at 8 PM. Artist collaborative Future Death Toll, recently relocated from Omaha, Neb., makes its Portland debut tonight with Suberbass: A Tragedy, featuring “modular synthesizers, projectors, a rotary phone” producing “harrowing, light-infused, sound-heavy dramatic acts that culminate in sonic collapse.”
Future Death Toll is audio, video, and technology-based performance art brought to you by Todd Robert Beaty, David Ian Griess and Edward G Sharp.
Lisa, thanks so much for listing Future Death Toll’s “Superbass: a Tragedy” on Culturephile. It was an honor hosting the art collective’s first Portland show. Do keep an eye out for the Nebraskan trio here in town. I foresee some grand works ahead from FDT.
Jason! Did anyone document?
Yes. A video camera was mounted to catch a birds eye view of the audio/video goodness. I’ll let you know when it’s available. I also posted a few snapshots which are up on falsefrontstudio.com now.
Future Death Toll @ FalseFront Studio
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wfogbypq2A0