David Palliser | Anthony Kroytor & Kallie Lampel

Name: David Palliser | Anthony Kroytor & Kallie Lampel
Start: 2025-09-13T19:30:00+02:00
Location: Ratschkygasse 14 / Eingang Erlgasse, 1120 Wien, Austria

Schedule

Sat, 13 Sep, 2025 at 07:30 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Ratschkygasse 14 / Eingang Erlgasse, 1120 Wien, Austria | Wien, WI

David Palliser
is a multi disciplinary artist working across improvised music, painting and drawing. He performs regularly in his home city of Melbourne and often in Europe, mainly Berlin. He was a significant member of the post punk band The People With Chairs Up Their Noses , later with The Donkey’s Tail, and continues to perform with The Charles Ives Singers, SKP, and numerous collaborations with other musicians. He plays alto saxophone and clarinet and performs solo using them with electronics and objects... His performances are noted for their on the brink of collapse concentration on sound production, often with a particular and intense use of fragments of loops that chase the flow of playing just as he chases them...areas of repose open out and are swallowed by the ongoing keenly pitched mangling. The Music section of his website gives some idea of his practice
https://www.davidpalliser.com
Anthony Kroytor
Created with a combination of digital and traditional techniques, Anthony Kroytor's audiovisual work is a reflection on modernity using the language of remix and juxtaposition. His training in philosophy frames and structures his work, and its sonic and rhythmic elements are grounded in experimental synthesized music. He is particularly interested in the intersection and overlap of the human with the nonhuman, the impersonal.

Kallie Lampel
Kallie Lampel is an experimental/ambient artist based in Berlin. Lampel’s music focuses on creating evolving sonic environments that both express and conjure mental imagery. Through the use of loops both in and out of sync, his music blurs the lines between melody, rhythm, and texture. In this way he seeks to convey and induce the multitudinous experience of memory, thought, emotion, and sensation.