PACT UNDERGROUND: CARNIVOROUS
Hosted by ZSA ZSA, CARNIVOROUS Issue 2 presents: Louisa, Anouk, Marumaru and Mona Mule.
CARNIVOROUS highlights women, trans and gender-non-conforming artists making diverse genres of electronic music. We invite performers to try something new, whether it's performing their original music for the first time, something in progress, or something that feels scary to try elsewhere.
FEATURED ARTISTS
⭐️ Anouk
⭐️ Louisa
⭐️ Marumaru
⭐️ Mona Mule
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Anouk
Anouk is a multidisciplinary artist and musician, whose inspirations and practice span different landscapes of grief. Through dance driven rhythms of elemental imagery in their music, writing & and moving image, their work exists on the edge of tears. It asks us to answer to our own rituals of remembrance in the dry static of the everyday.Louisa
Louisa is an Eora/Sydney-based singer, songwriter & producer crafting ethereal electronic-pop inspired by the likes of Caroline Polachek, FKA Twigs and Kelela. Shortly after completing her studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Louisa emerged onto the Sydney scene with the singles 'Why Don't You Want Me?' and 'Gemini', receiving support from community radio and playlisting at FBi Radio.
Marumaru
Exploring the outer reaches of singer-songwriting, Marumaru - the genre-spanning solo project of itinerant Sydneysider Avery Hutley - infuses intimate bedroom compositions with flourishes of post-rock and folktronica, as unafraid to sit in stillness as to explode into impassioned chaos. Her most recent album, This Time Next Year, was pieced together while moving between Sydney, Melbourne, Kyoto, and Tokyo, and chronicles her process of coming to terms with an imperfect self and an imperfect world. -
Where is it happening?
PACT Centre For Emerging Artists, 107 Railway Parade, Erskineville NSW 2043.
How can I get there?
By train: Erskineville Station (250m), Newtown Station (900m), and Macdonaldtown Station (1km)
By bus: 355 Bus Stop (250m); Newtown (900m)
By taxi: Erskineville Road Taxi Stand (300m)
By car: Railway Parade has unlimited free street parking -
PACT is an accessible venue, with level access throughout the public areas of the building and non-gendered, ambulant and wheelchair-accessible toilets. There is accessible (non-dedicated) street parking on Railway Parade. The nearest accessible train stations are Erskineville (5 minutes) and Newtown (15 minutes).
PACT supports the Companion Card Program. Contact us directly during office hours for assistance with your booking; the companion ticket must be booked at the same time as the purchased ticket.We encourage you to contact us at info@pact.net.au with any access questions and to discuss your requirements with us.