BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:adamgibbons/ics METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20153@do.basspistol.org SUMMARY:Magic Tuber String Band and Soledad Coyoli DTSTAMP:20261106T170556Z DTSTART:20261206T190000Z DTEND:20261206T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Heavy Trip is very excited to be welcoming Magic Tuber Stringba nd to Montreal in\nDec for two special shows\, an evening and a matinee. B oth are co-presented and\ncurated by Negative Capabilities. Both are limit ed capacity and expected to sell\nout.\n\nHailing from North Carolina\, Ma gic Tuber Stringband are a trio at the forefront\nof artists inhabiting th e living musical traditions of the Appalachian region.\nNot as preservatio nists\, but as fluent speakers shaping the forms with their\ninventive new ideas. Arching melodies combine with mystical drones\, balancing\nthe gro up between folk and deep listening traditions.\n\nhttps://magictuberstring band.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-water\n[https://magictuberstringband.bandcam p.com/album/heavy-water]\n\nSoledad Coyoli grew up surrounded by the surre alist paintings of Leonora\nCarrington and Remedios Varo\, her grandmother ’s sculptures\, La Malinche\, La\nLlorona\, the robot parts their uncle us ed to build\, and the sacred music her\nfather listened to. Their sound wo rk draws inspiration from the tradition of\nMexican - latin american song and explores the intersection of different\nlanguages\, cultures\, and tec hnologies\, as well as their Nahuatl roots (their\nname means “bell” in Na huatl). Their music\, recipient of the Unesco-Aschberg\nbursary in 2014\, has been presented at some of Mexico’s most important cultural\ncenters\, such as the MUAC (University Museum of Contemporary Art)\, the Franz\nMaye r Museum\, and the Center for Digital Culture in Mexico City.\n\nSince arr iving in Tiohtiá:ke/Mooniyang/Montréal\, their work has taken a new\ndirec tion: the voice and the body as fluid\, mysterious\, mutable and\ncollabor ative materials. Soledad explores hybrid musical and bodily territories\,\ nin search of a root—an identity—a nepantla\, a Nahuatl word often transla ted as\n“the land in the middle” that they might call “home.”\n\nhttps://s oledadcoyoli.bandcamp.com/album/una-ola-de-fuerza\n[https://soledadcoyoli. bandcamp.com/album/una-ola-de-fuerza]\n\nDoors 2PM\, Show at 3PM\; ALL AGE S\; 20$\nDM for address\, or available upon purchase of ticket. URL:https://do.basspistol.org/event/magic-tuber-string-band-and-soledad-coy oli LOCATION:Error 403 - Ask A Punk STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:MTLDIY,ALL AGES,american primitive,avant folk,Mexico X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Heavy Trip is very excited to be welcoming Magic Tuber Stringband to Montreal in Dec for two special shows, an evenin g and a matinee. Both are co-presented and curated by Negative Capabilitie s. Both are limited capacity and expected to sell out.

Hailing from North Carolina, Magic Tuber Stringband are a trio at the forefront of arti sts inhabiting the living musical traditions of the Appalachian region. No t as preservationists, but as fluent speakers shaping the forms with their inventive new ideas. Arching melodies combine with mystical drones, balan cing the group between folk and deep listening traditions.

https://magictuberstringband.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-water

Soledad Coyoli grew up surrounded by the surrealist painti ngs of Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo, her grandmother’s sculptures, La Malinche, La Llorona, the robot parts their uncle used to build, and t he sacred music her father listened to. Their sound work draws inspiration from the tradition of Mexican - latin american song and explores the inte rsection of different languages, cultures, and technologies, as well as th eir Nahuatl roots (their name means “bell” in Nahuatl). Their music, recip ient of the Unesco-Aschberg bursary in 2014, has been presented at some of Mexico’s most important cultural centers, such as the MUAC (University Mu seum of Contemporary Art), the Franz Mayer Museum, and the Center for Digi tal Culture in Mexico City.

Since arriving in Tiohtiá:ke/Mooniyang/M ontréal, their work has taken a new direction: the voice and the body as f luid, mysterious, mutable and collaborative materials. Soledad explores hy brid musical and bodily territories, in search of a root—an identity—a nep antla, a Nahuatl word often translated as “the land in the middle” that th ey might call “home.”

https://soledadcoyoli.bandc amp.com/album/una-ola-de-fuerza

Doors 2PM, Show at 3PM; ALL AGES; 20$
DM for address, or available upon purchase of ticket.

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