We’ve captured two Immigrant Breast Nest veterans at the top of their game on “New Animal.” Masters of mutant songcraft, Mercy Choir and Xrin Arms showcase their talents on this split E.P. Neither collaboration nor experimental fusion, “New Animal” is an all out sound-clash; the listener wins.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Immigrant Breast Nest is proud to present this party in honor of our upcoming release, “a/break machinations,” a deconstructed break-beat odyssey by David Morneau. We’re giving this record a massive debut at Hellgate Social in Astoria, Queens 11/10/09. You haven’t heard “a/break” yet, but I have, and I’m telling you it’s hot, so you’d do well to attend & become one with the tasty break-beat action. And to all the haters who keep insisting I don’t exist: what’s up now!? I’ll be your DJ for the night spinning crazy stuff from the IBN catalog & other choice catalogs. Begin preparing your mind to accept these fresh shapes now & we’ll see you in November.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Watch this space! A new Thermometerometer joint, “Overcoming adversity city,” will be dropping from the back real soon. Delayed because Dan broke his foot in a pot-hole and needed to focus on trip-hop for a while, Thermometerometer is now in the final stages of the process which results in your having brand new electro-spew to cram in your ear-holes. “Overcoming adversity city” has the hot tracks! It has the hot beats & wrecked bass noise! It is swaggering! Famous people who have heard it already say it could very well be the newest Thermometerometer record ever! GET READY.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Hey!
So, we have good news and bad news about Friday’s show. Which do you want first? The bad news? Ok, due to some deaths in the family and intense car trouble, Xrin Arms is cancelling his tour and won’t make the show on Friday. But the good news is that David B. Applegate has graciously jumped onto the bill to fill in. So you are still assured 5 acts of wild beats and noises. Yes.
Friday, July 31, 2009, 8PM
Speak Onion
Digit216
GDFX
Insect Deli
David B. Applegate
Coco66
66 Greenpoint Ave (btw Franklin and West), Brooklyn, NY
G to Greenpoint Ave, walk 1 block west.
$5
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Blind Moany Wat is a porch techno project from the David B. Applegate collective. Track 3, “Hanging,” features Jim Kaznosky of Miss Ohio on guitar & track 6, “Creaky, warped,” features Christopher Trull on the same.
Herein, you’ll find the finest dirt dog tech-step juju. Herein, you’ll get lost in the wooden maze & find the orb at the center.
Traveling through time is exhausting, but you’ll be rewarded through hearing these tracks born from lap-steel clang, oscillator smash & bass-drum batter.
Never has techno music danced so far from the club. This techno was created & exists for the porch. Embodying the spirit of experimentation, “Blind Moany Wat” includes elements of doom, noise, folk-tech splat, bass warble & tremolo.
Please listen at top volume while enjoying your afternoon bourbon outside.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
DANG!!!! There were some intense jams going down last night. Spatterface, Clairaudient, Speak Onion, Digit216, and Realicide ALL brought their A-game without a doubt. Many eardrums were shredded and many pizzas were eaten. Yum.
Were you there? Throw up a comment to tell all the trick-ass busters who missed out what it was like.
There’s lots of videos on our youtube channel and in the visuals section along with some pics of Spatterface.
Can’t wait for the next one. Thanks again to Digit216 and Realicide for coming out to play with us, and everyone who came out to check out our styles.
Stay tuned for more Immigrant Breast Nest activities, because we are blowing up Brooklyn Famous right now!
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Immigrant Breast Nest is throwing a party, and you’re invited! We promise free pizza with your drinks and tons of sweet music!
Come see the mighty Realicide on tour along with local heavy-hitter, Digit216, and I.B.N.’s own Speak Onion, Clairaudient, and Spatterface, featuring David B. Applegate of Magical Penis Thief and Headless Nameless.
Between improvized jazz-noise, dance/noise exploration, broken drum’n’noise, speedtastic breakcore, and furious electronic hardcore, there may well be a serious audio massacre at this show. Don’t miss it!
Thursday April 30, 7:30PM
The Charleston, 174 Beford Ave (@ North 7th St.), L train to Bedford Ave.
$7, free pizza with drinks!
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
was spectacular!!
It couldn’t possibly have gone better. Everyone on the bill stepped way up and brought their A-game. The tough thing now is to make every day of IBN’s existence as completely awesome as the first. We’ll be working on that.
In the Visuals section, you can find videos of David B. Applegate and Speak Onion and pics from the night. Relive the magic, or catch up on it if you missed it.
Thanks a milli to bros, Rokhausen and Xrin Arms for being out to celebrate with the IBN crew, and really representing hard. And total shoutouts to Julio and Coco66 for giving us a venue with a sound system and light show that was blown out enough to handle all the amazingness that IBN has to offer. And especially thanks to everyone who came to the show and banged out with us.
What an awesome way to kick this all off, and get ready for lots more from IBN. Believe that.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
We’ll be celebrating the launch of Immigrant Breast Nest and the release of our first 6 releases with a sweet FREE show on Saturday, April 4 at Coco66 in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Yeah! It’s going to be amazing, with sets from IBN artists Speak Onion and David B. Applegate (Magical Penis Thief and Headless Nameless). We’ll also have CDs available of Thermometerometer’s Who measures the measurers (IBN001) and Speak Onion’s Metabolor (IBN002).
We’re incredibly lucky and happy to be joined by great friends, Xrin Arms and Rokhausen. The night will be full of truly incredible sets, so definitely try to come out. Check out the flyer for the details. See you all there!
