KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS presents: Masters of Sonic Liberation Series

 The KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS presents Masters of Sonic Liberation, a new performance
series highlighting world renowned musicians in the ever expanding field of experimental
music at 118 Elliot on 3 Saturdays: October 28th, November 18th, and December 16th.
Doors are at 7pm; $10 Donation Suggested.
Arising from the modes of improvisation, free jazz, noise, avant-garde, modern
composition, electronics, electro-acoustic, vocal work, and traditional instrumentation,
the unifying principle of these artists is their dedication to exploratory,
hypothetical, investigational, probing, observational, theoretical,
innovative, inventive, radical, avant-garde, anti-normative,
alternative, fringe, unfamiliar, unorthodox, unconventional, unusual,
eccentric, avant-garde, avant-core, free thinking, way-out music.
Both physical and streaming audiences will be treated to unique sounds and first-time
ever performances, guaranteed to inspire wonder, amazement and delight. Each evening
will bring the listener deeper into the world of musicians who have left the norms and
abandoned the pop and easy listening culture, to continually investigate and create music
of the greatest depth and personal expression that reaches directly into the algebra of
the mind, heart, and soul.

Curated by dedicated improvisor and sax/flute/electronics artist, Bonnie Kane, some of
the New York/New England based musicians appearing are:
Aron Namenwirth, Federico Balducci, Marc Edwards, Tor Snyder, Takuma Kanaiwa, Eric
Dahlmen, Dave Pek, GlynisLomon, Ayumi Ishito, Dei Xhrist, Bonnie Kane and John Loggia.
Experience a new world of expansive sound.
Mark your calendar for October 28, November 18 and December 16.

SCHEDULE (subject to change)

Saturday, October 28:
• Aron Namenwirth / Federico Balducci (2 guitars + electronics)
• Marc Edwards / Tor Snyder / Takuma Kanaiwa (drums, guitars power trio)
• Craig Chin – (ambient guitar electronics)
• KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS – (sax/flute/electronics, percussion/electronics avant-core)
• Compactor – (electronics/film)

Saturday, November 18:
• Eric Dahlmen – (solo trumpet, electronics, throat singing)
• Dave Pek, Glynis Lomon, + 1 (woodwinds, cello, electronics)
• Ayumi Ishito / Eric Plaks / Jon Panikkar (sax, electronics, keyboard, drums – psych free jazz trio)
• KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS + Ben JAMES – (sax/flute/electronics, percussion/electronics, bass/drums)
• Walter Wright – (electronics)

Saturday, December 16:
• Dei Xhrist (chantreuse: vocals, electronics)
• Michael Larocca / Kaelen Ghandi (drums, guitar)
• Adam Arritola – (electronics, percussion)
• Isaac Tyler – (electronics, film)
• KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS + Ben JAMES Big Band

About KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS:
KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS is the experimental duo of master improvisors, Bonnie Kane
and John Loggia, burning through the realms of noise, psych, free jazz, and avantgarde,
bringing you out of your brain and into your heart where the sound is felt and does it’s
most needed work…
Internationally renown, dedicated improvisor, BONNIE KANE, is a pioneer in electronic
processing for flute and saxophone. She is captivated by the focus required to be in the
moment of creation, and the purity found there.
With over 40 releases as a soloist and bandleader, she is featured on Godspeed You!
Black Emperor’s album, “Luciferian Towers”, and Jon Spencer Blues Explosion’s
album,“Orange”. A record dealer and music curator, she belongs to the lineage of free
sonic space explorers.
Multi-instrumentalist, JOHN LOGGIA draws the percussive nature out of each
instrument he plays: drums, piano,electronics, guitar. He can play in the deepest of
pockets and manifest all manner of sounds.
Immersed in the arts, he is a painter, production designer for film, co-director of the arts
and educational venue, 118 Elliot Gallery in Brattleboro, Vt and the executive producer
for the acclaimed documentary film, “Fire Music”.

KaneLoggiaHYPOTHESIS presents:
Masters of Sonic Liberation Series
118 Elliot, Brattleboro, Vt
3 Saturdays: October 28, November 18, December 16 – doors 7PM, $10
Suggested. Donation $10