University of Winnipeg and downtown community newspaper
University of Winnipeg and downtown community newspaper
BEAST NEST and MIRROR FRAME both perform solo experimental electronic works that take a decidedly
spiritual approach to politics and sound. From conjuring noisy spirits to enacting ritual magic, BEAST NEST +
MIRROR FRAME aim in different ways to transform the gendered and racialized experiences of trauma and
systemic violence. Directly embracing the decolonization of musical languages BEAST NEST channels the echoes
of depression and the horror of structural oppression into ethereal compositions that function equally as balm
and alarm. MIRROR FRAME's textured generative compositions alchemically pull at the fraughtness of technology
and the body through sonic explorations of the possibilities of healing.