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Careful In The Sun / Tilt

Date: December 3, 2023
Time: 7:30pm

Doors 7:30pm, first set 8:30pm $15-20 sliding scale at the door (cash/Venmo, no advance tickets)

Careful In The Sun traverses a verdant landscape of improvisation grounded in loops & songs by Maya Keren. The collective (Eliza Salem drums; Anna Abondolol fretless bass & voice; Emmanuel Michael electric guitar; Eden Girma voice & electronics; Maya Keren piano & voice) is centered in lush harmonies & cathartic hooks underpinned by the strange, spontaneous logic of dreams. Website

tilt exists in the space between improvisation and composition. Their music is elastic and emerges from the Brooklyn-based vocalist trio’s – Isabel Crespo Pardo, Kalia Vandever, Carmen Q. Rothwell – shared love of words and experimentation. The intimacy found in the ensemble is apparent through their evolving chemistry on stage and their symbiotic improvisational approach. tilt will release their debut album in Spring 2024. Website
Full dinner menu available. Tables first come, first serve.

Molto Ohm: Night Waves (feat. Lester St. Louis), Asemix, Nava Dunkelman & Chuck Bettis, DJ KTN

Date: December 5, 2023
Time: 7:30pm

7:30pm doors, $18 (cash/Venmo, no presale)

Molto Ohm is Matteo Liberatore’s sonic and visual exploration of the interplay between digital life and social decay on an emotional level. In today’s alluring digital world, we are merely users, to whom health, beauty, love, and connection are promised. But at what cost? In the end, we find ourselves alone, void of purpose yet still mindlessly scrolling, pulling furtively on a pane of glass, unable to break through.

Utilizing a mixed palette of sporadic dance beats, seductive voices, synthetic melodies and environmental sound, the music deftly distills these experiences into arresting aural scenes. Liberatore’s prior prolific work in the realms of improvised and creative music is combined with his experience working as a freelance sound recordist in the advertising industry, as well as memories of dancing in nightclubs as a teenager in Italy, to assemble a work that is at once profoundly alienating and deeply intimate.

For the live experience, Molto Ohm plays next to a vertical screen projection that is complementing (or not…) the ideas expressed in the music, creating an immersive world of screen recordings, 360 footage, iPhone footage, and stock footage, in which the audience can get lost, amused, bewildered.

+special guest, Lester St. Louis 

Asemix 

Asemix is the collaborative project of Mari Maurice (aka more eaze) and Nick Zanca (fka Mister Lies) exploring the blurry space between pop abstraction, electro-acoustic zones and sound collage

Nava Dunkelman & Chuck Bettis

Nava Dunkelman – percussion, Chuck Bettis – electronics

DJ KTN all night


Assembly #12 curated by Lester St. Louis & Luke Stewart

Date: December 11, 2023
Time: 7:30pm

7:30pm doors

Assembly is a monthly series curated by Lester St. Louis & Luke Stewart showcasing new music, ambient electronic, and post-genre exercises alongside eclectic open format DJs

Nate Wooley’s Mutual Aid Music

Assembly 2023 resident artist

+ MORE TBA


Yonatan Peled / Underground Spiritual Game

Date: December 13, 2023
Time: 7:30pm

7:30pm doors, first set 8:30pm $20 (cash & venmo, no presale)

Yonatan Peled Quintet

Yonathan Peled is a trombonist, composer, arranger, and band leader based in New York. He has performed in music venues and jazz festivals around the world, collaborating with renowned artists and bands such as Yemen Blues, The Eyal Vilner Big Band, Ravid Kahalani, Omer Avital, and David Broza. His talent and versatility have taken him to world-renowned music festivals and venues such as Festival Jazz à Séte (France), Red Sea Jazz Festival (Israel), Bern Jazz Festival (Switzerland), and Music in Pflegidach (Switzerland). Website

Underground Spiritual Game

Ran Livneh – bass guitar

Eden Bareket – baritone saxophone

Eran Fink – drums

This taut trio explores tone & atmosphere over traditional musical forms from Ethiopia, West Africa, Argentina and the Middle East