KTL, which is a fairly new project from Stephen O'Malley (Sunn O))), Khanate, Burning Witch, etc.) and Peter Rehberg (Pita), is finally playing some US dates. I don't think SOMA has played many live dates in NYC since the demise of Khanate so it is great to see this show scheduled.
According to Wikipedia, KTL was "formed to create the music for a theatre production entitled Kindertotenlieder by Gisele Vienne & Dennis Cooper. The production was premiered in Brest, France in March 2007. " Aquarius Records describes the band's sound as "minimalist ambient music, electronic glitchology and Earthy guitar sludge [that] make a fine sipping brew."
KTL maintains a live archive where past shows can be downloaded. A good starting point for anyone wanting to check out KTL is either the 9-25-07 show in Japan or the 4-30-07 show in Austria.
Don't miss this rare appearance at the Knitting Factory...
Links:
Stephen O'Malley's Website
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Sunday, January 20, 2008
KTL (Stephen O'Malley + Peter Rehberg) Play the Knitting Factory on May 21st
Posted by Mike at 9:10 PM
Labels: Khanate, Knitting Factory, KTL, Peter Rehberg, Southern Lord, Stephen O'Malley, Sunn, Sunn O)))
Sunday, June 24, 2007
KTL (Stephen O'Malley & Peter "Pita" Rehberg) - Legal Music Download
Here is the Wikipedia entry for KTL:
KTL is a group consisting of Stephen O'Malley (SunnO)))) & Peter Rehberg (Pita), formed to create the music for a theatre production entitled Kindertotenlieder by Gisele Vienne & Dennis Cooper. The production was premiered in Brest, France in March 2007. The duo have also played other shows not associated with the Kindertotenlieder production.
The band played a small handful of shows earlier this year in Europe and seven shows (I would assume this is all the shows that KTL played) are avilable for download from the KTL Live Archive (link) and iTunes. Thus far I have listened to the May 31st show from Bristol and really enjoyed it. The music is similar to the output from bands like Throbbing Gristle and it is a bit less dark and "evil" than recent Sunn releases.
It seems that almost every band is filmed and clips are added to YouTube. Why should KTL be any exception?
Looking for the following upcoming releases from KTL:
THRILL 188 KTL 2 double gatefold vinyl (on Thrill Jockey)
RATHER 16 KTL 3 12" (on Or)
Links:
Stephen O'Malley's Home Page (link)
KTL's MySpace Page (link)
Posted by Mike at 10:01 PM
Labels: Khanate, KTL, Legal Music Downloads, SOMA, Stephen O'Malley, Sunn, Sunn O)))
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