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SUMMARY:Karkait + Daniella Ljungsberg + GUM
DTSTAMP:20260923T183942Z
DTSTART:20261016T180000Z
DTEND:20261016T215500Z
DESCRIPTION:✦ 16.10.26 ± Neue Zukunft Garage ± Doors 20 ± start 21 ✦\n\n± K
	arkait [https://karkait.bandcamp.com/album/to-all-that-cannot-be-undone]\n
	⟦Experimental Metal⟧ ⚔︎ album release show\n⛓︎ Daniella Ljungsberg [https://
	daniellaljungsberg.bandcamp.com/] ⟦Folk /\nExperimental⟧ ⚔︎ album release s
	how\n≠ GUM [https://gumpunk.bandcamp.com/album/vol-ii] ⟦D-beat / Hardcore⟧
	\n\n⫸ Karkait is an experimental metal trio blending grindcore\, black met
	al and\nhardcore with free improvisation\, electronics\, folk and noise.\n
	Their new album To All That Cannot Be Undone\, released via Paris-based\n@
	orthodox_records [https://www.instagram.com/orthodox_records/] \, pushes t
	his\nsound into slower\, stranger and more expansive territory - moving be
	tween\nextreme metal\, musique concrète\, improvisation and sonic abstract
	ion while\nretaining the band’s chaotic intensity.\n\n⫸ Daniella Ljungsber
	g moves between experimental electronics\, electroacoustic\ncomposition\, 
	and intimate songwriting. Her music combines voice\, sampling\, field\nrec
	ordings\, granular synthesis\, and digital processing with influences from
	\nNordic folklore and early music. The result is a detailed\, atmospheric 
	sound\nworld in which fragile vocal passages dissolve into abstract textur
	es\, playful\nstructures\, and subtle electronic manipulation.\n\nHer upco
	ming album ‚Other Plans‘\, emerged from the desire to return to those\nfor
	mative roots\, revisits these early musical memories with a contemporary\n
	interpretation of the practices she has developed since.\n\n⫸ GUM ⚔︎ d-beat
	 mayhem from Berlin that will make your ears bleed\n\n⟦tickets at the door
	⟧
URL:https://berlin.askapunk.de/event/karkait-daniella-ljungsberg-gum
LOCATION:Neue Zukunft - Alt-Stralau 68\, 10245 Berlin
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Hardcore,black metal,d-beat,experiemental metal,experimental,fol
	k
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>✦ 16.10.26 ± Neue Zukunft Garage ± Doors 20
	 ± start 21 ✦<br><br>± <a href="https://karkait.bandcamp.com/album/to-all-
	that-cannot-be-undone" target="_blank">Karkait</a> ⟦Experimental Metal⟧ ⚔︎ 
	album release show<br>⛓︎ <a href="https://daniellaljungsberg.bandcamp.com/"
	 target="_blank">Daniella Ljungsberg</a> ⟦Folk / Experimental⟧ ⚔︎ album rel
	ease show<br>≠ <a href="https://gumpunk.bandcamp.com/album/vol-ii" target=
	"_blank">GUM</a> ⟦D-beat / Hardcore⟧<br><br>⫸ Karkait is an experimental m
	etal trio blending grindcore, black metal and hardcore with free improvisa
	tion, electronics, folk and noise.<br>Their new album To All That Cannot B
	e Undone, released via Paris-based <a href="https://www.instagram.com/orth
	odox_records/" target="_blank">@orthodox_records</a> , pushes this sound i
	nto slower, stranger and more expansive territory - moving between extreme
	 metal, musique concrète, improvisation and sonic abstraction while retain
	ing the band’s chaotic intensity.<br><br>⫸ Daniella Ljungsberg moves betwe
	en experimental electronics, electroacoustic composition, and intimate son
	gwriting. Her music combines voice, sampling, field recordings, granular s
	ynthesis, and digital processing with influences from Nordic folklore and 
	early music. The result is a detailed, atmospheric sound world in which fr
	agile vocal passages dissolve into abstract textures, playful structures, 
	and subtle electronic manipulation.<br><br>Her upcoming album ‚Other Plans
	‘, emerged from the desire to return to those formative roots, revisits th
	ese early musical memories with a contemporary interpretation of the pract
	ices she has developed since.<br><br>⫸ GUM ⚔︎ d-beat mayhem from Berlin tha
	t will make your ears bleed<br><br>⟦tickets at the door⟧</p>
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