Charnel Ground presents: Desolation Colony, Aska, Sharps Formation, Vincent Dallas, Svartvit & more

Name: Charnel Ground presents: Desolation Colony, Aska, Sharps Formation, Vincent Dallas, Svartvit & more
Start: 2026-03-29T19:00:00+02:00
Location: OCCII

Schedule

Sun, 29 Mar, 2026 at 07:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

OCCII | Amsterdam, NH

Charnel Ground presents: Desolation Colony, Aska, Sharps Formation, Vincent Dallas, Svartvit & Geseling
Sometimes due to a complete coincidence we end up with multiple tours coming together on the same date. This is one of those occasions! On the 29th of march we'll head back to OCCII in Amsterdam with 6 projects from the United States, Australia, Iceland, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Tickets are now available through OCCII's website. Be sure to get yours in advance, this one isn't to be missed!
Line up:
Desolation Colony (United States):
Joshua Strachan (Azar Swan, Blacklist, etc) and Tom Moore (Throne Heap) present a ruthless exploration of the psychologies and technologies of modern necropolitics conducted with grinding analog electronics and abrasive collaged samples.
Aska (Iceland):
Aska has effectively united melancholic melodies with unsettling noise. A dense web of microsounds is the result, without disturbing the reduced overall effect of the music. Co-existential to the haunting atmosphere of analogue synths and vocals, the drum-machine enters the scene with skeletal rhythms. Aska treads a wide spectrum, combining wave, industrial and noise.
Sharps Formation (Australia):
Ghastly and swarming tapeloops engulfed in static walls of noise by Minimal Impact's head honcho.
Vincent Dallas (Belgium):
Spontaneous harsh noise pushed into the red using field recordings and junk metal, fueled by high ABV trappist Ales.
Svartvit (Netherlands):
Exploring the boundaries of sound since 2009. Svartvit sculpts corporeal sonic landscapes that pulsate with raw intensity. Through extensive manipulation acoustic sounds are held captive in the liminal space between their point of origin & grotesque indecipherable slabs of distortion.
Geseling (Netherlands):
Focused and densely textured harsh noise combining scrap metal, field recordings, feedback and electromagnetic interference.
Doors: 19:00
Damage: €10 presale / €12 door