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KB_ is an Amsterdam independent collective focused on nourishing new globalized scenes involving immigrating, queer and avant-garde artists. Past events have featured special guests such as Wendy Eisenberg, Oruã, and Fuensanta. For this edition, they pair Indonesian relentless duo KUNTARI and their very own anti-pop ensemble S.S.S. into a night of explosive rhythm and song.

Named their genre as Primal-core, KUNTARI experimented with primitive voices producing animal mating calls mixed with a tons variation of Indonesian tribal rhythms. The music produced percussive primal sound with dark ambients, a solid of two individuals with Intense dynamic of heavy ancient beats.

Somewhere between Brazil and the Netherlands, improviser-songwriter Gabriel de Oliveira sings imaginative anti-pop for global generations. From within collective KB_, they have assembled Saturno Santos’ Something: a radiant ensemble, both indie and avant-garde, with local and immigrant members converging in Amsterdam. In trio with bassist Zenzele Mthembu-Salter and drummer Niels Luteijn, they cast popular traditions such as Brazilian maracatu, Caribbean bouyon and Zulu maskandi – and a handful of questions – into a visceral urban ritual.

Concert

KUNTARI (ID)

+ Saturno Santos' Something + More TBA

OCCII

Fri 12 Jun
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8:00 pm

8,00

Primal core, Anti pop

KB_ is an Amsterdam independent collective focused on nourishing new globalized scenes involving immigrating, queer and avant-garde artists. Past events have featured special guests such as Wendy Eisenberg, Oruã, and Fuensanta. For this edition, they pair Indonesian relentless duo KUNTARI and their very own anti-pop ensemble S.S.S. into a night of explosive rhythm and song.

Named their genre as Primal-core, KUNTARI experimented with primitive voices producing animal mating calls mixed with a tons variation of Indonesian tribal rhythms. The music produced percussive primal sound with dark ambients, a solid of two individuals with Intense dynamic of heavy ancient beats.

Somewhere between Brazil and the Netherlands, improviser-songwriter Gabriel de Oliveira sings imaginative anti-pop for global generations. From within collective KB_, they have assembled Saturno Santos’ Something: a radiant ensemble, both indie and avant-garde, with local and immigrant members converging in Amsterdam. In trio with bassist Zenzele Mthembu-Salter and drummer Niels Luteijn, they cast popular traditions such as Brazilian maracatu, Caribbean bouyon and Zulu maskandi – and a handful of questions – into a visceral urban ritual.

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