Saturday 20 September 2025, 7.30pm
[Rebi presents] A night of cut up distortion, mutated noise, dissident veering on discordant electronics, aggressive percussion and sometimes ethereal throb from multidisciplinary artists Tati au Miel, Charles Verni and Sanctuary of Praise. Simon Parris will play a specifically selected Dj set spliced with industrial in response to the feeling.
Production/ installation aided by my Matt Prin
warning - some sets will contain strobe lighting
30 x £0 tickets kept aside for those unwaged/on UC, please email rebislookingforwardtoseeyou@proton.me to reserve one [you will receive confirmation reply with ticket info]
‘Tati au Miel’ is the alias of Montreal-born and raised artist of Haitian descent Tania Daniel. Their practice spans sound, installation and performance, shaping intimate, immersive and sensory encounters. Rooted in experimentation, abstraction, and storytelling, their work traverses the realms of the physical, the unseen, and the virtual. Recent projects include the release of tati au miel (deluxe edition) on the label PTP, and the score for Bhenji Ra’s film Biraddali, Dancing on the Horizon, co-commissioned by Auto Italia (UK) and Western Front (CA).
They have performed and presented work at MoMA PS1 (New York City), La Casa Encidida (Madrid), MUTEK (Montreal/Mexico City), transmediale (Berlin), ADE (Amsterdam), Le Botanique (Brussels) , School of Digital Arts (Manchester), Kurimanzutto (Mexico City) and Chisenhale Gallery (London). They are currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts at Bard College, NY.
https://tatiaumiel.bandcamp.com/
https://nr.world/tati-au-miel/
Sanctuary of Praise is a group of three from the south of England. At this moment in time using analog collage cut ups, slide projections, apocalyptic knells and feedback laden guitars equate their sound. For the last five years they have been self releasing on their own imprint INFOrmatiON! and organising guerrilla shows around London.
"Our music is blue with silver flashes”
Charles Verni is a musician based in London. Their work uses humour and genre experiments as a means to try and come to terms with popular song, digital audio, and the voice. Their most recent album “I’m Crazy” was released by Vienna-based Plot Toy on CD and digital, with other projects including “I Was Today Years Old” and the radio play "Not That Deep”. Recent live performances have taken place at Festival Hyperlocal, Buenos Aires, and Roter Salon, Berlin, with radio highlights including mixes and original audio for NTS and BBC Radio 4 Extra.
Simon Parris is a London-based DJ and music supervisor. He hosts an eponymous show on NTS Radio, blending and rearranging cross-genre music and sonic fragments - chiaroscuro moments from then and now. He recently put out his debut music release, heavy night waits on the dawn.
https://soundcloud.com/simonmparris
