RV 21 / Sawako · Irene Ivanková · Luís Marte · Punta Laberinto · Xavier Bonfill · Anni Gulles

Whether you like it or not things come to an end. This Sunday we will air the last Ruido Virico of the season. On this occasion, we are presenting a wide variety of singular proposals. We'll start with Punta Laberinto a Spanish creator unfolding her expertise on modular synthesis and DIY instruments. The set comes accompanied by visuals from space exploration and deep space imagery. From the deep space, we jump right on Buenos Aires, Argentina. We have the pleasure of receiving Luis Marte one of the key actors on the local experimental and electronic music scene in South America. Marte delivers a set encapsulating its pulsions and electronic landscapes. From Argentina to Denmark with the Catalan Xavier Bonfill. This young creator has been a few years crafting its own intricate and digital sonic language. Without a doubt a hidden gem to discover. From Denmark to Madrid. We are receiving again on Ruido Vírico the amazing Irene Ivankova. This time she comes with his debut album recently released on her own label. Drones, organs, and an abyssal descent into the depths of a dense and mesmerizing dark ambient. Almost there, one more before we go. This time we travel to Japan with Sawako who's savoir-faire unfolds on three audiovisual capsules questioning aspects of attitude, site-specificity, and electronic music performance that we love. Finally, we have the pleasure of exclusively present Anni Gulles a six-leg octopus with three heads that emerges from the underground like a weird and shapeless leviathan. The unnamable uses field recordings, neverending VCV racks, and strange pianos. Three different speeds, three-dimensional planes. An abomination. Guess what.