
Booking/collab/remix enquiries: tombolaproject[at]gmail[dot]com

Tombola is a new experimental electronic music project by Ian Fleming (Lunacybot) and Damian Tubbritt (Damoikea/Ikeaboy) drawing on their different musical backgrounds to create an hour-long trip through electroacoustic practice. 

It is a journey made by taking both artists aesthetic approaches to electronic music and combining them with more experimental techniques, to create something to satisfy listeners on several levels. They each focus on their individual strengths, while creating a dialog between elements. 

Sound’s physicality, and the psychoacoustic properties of found sounds were deemed of utmost importance, and were explored through manipulations and spectral analysis - all the while avoiding focus on the linear prison that composing to a grid can often lead to. The intention is to create something that stands both as an entire work, and as a body of discrete elements. Although each section has a distinct identity, there is enough of a consistent connection in materials and how they are dealt with to identify them as part of the whole.

Lunacybot makes techno. He has released on Gobsmacked Records, Italo Business, Ressonus Records, System UK Digital, Variance, Toxic Recordings, and more. He DJs monthly on FNOOB Techno Radio (www.fnoobradio.com/techno). He makes ambient and experimental electronica under his own name, Ian Fleming.

Lunacybot ist ein gebürtiger irischer, jetzt in München ansessiger Produzent.

Momentan ist seine Music auf mehreren Labels veröffentlicht - Gobsmacked Records, Italo Business, System UK Digital, Ressonus Records, Phylum, Toxic Recordings.

Zu seinen Einflüssen gehören Alva Noto, Speedy J, Chris Liebing und Tangerine Dream. Sein unkompromissloser Stil is eine Kombination aus diesen Einflüssen und seinem eigenen künstlerischen Ansatz welcher sich in vielen Jahren des Studiums und der Komposition, auch ausserhalb des Techno-Genres, herauskristallisierte. Lunacybot beschreibt seine Musik al seine Kombination aus natürlichen und digitalen Klängen und den darin verborgenen Kontrasten. Aber er geniesst es genauso, einfach nur dröhnenden Techno zu kreieren.

Lunacybot hat seine eigene monatliche Radiosendung auf FNOOB Techno Radio (wwww.fnoobtechno.com/radio).

Always up for a collab or whatever, and open to criticism, constructive or otherwise. Feel free to message, mail (lunacybot[at]googlemail[dot]com) or tweet me (below).

Thanks for listening, share if you like, ignore if you don't, scratch if you're itchy, dance if you're drunk, cry if you're.....I could go on..

Encryption prescription.

Encrypter is a hardware-focused composer and producer of electronic music. He has been obsessed with texture and processing recorded sound since he was a teenager, capturing field recordings on a Sony Walkman as fodder for creating garbled noisescapes through cheap guitar effects. Since these early days, he has released ambient, downtempo, industrial hardcore, glitched-up jungle, splittercore and a variety of takes on techno through his original works and remixes for the likes of Myler, Diarmaid O Meara and Weever among others. As a result of two burglaries and a stubborn refusal to back up his work, he has restarted his entire creative practice twice in a decade which has led to his current focus on creation with a sense of immediacy. This is helped along by various dusty pieces of hardware used alongside unusual production techniques such as balanced feedback environments and generative approaches. 

Originally from Ireland, now based in Melbourne, Encrypter splits his time between composition, production, DJing, running the SEQARP record label (hardware focused techno and electro) and the Rhythmic Shift nights (breakbeat and atmospheric techno and electro), teaching himself TouchDesigner, lecturing in electronic music production and trying to fit in a lot of coffee and beers with friends in between.

Bookings: numberdave@gmail.com

Electronic producer and peformer from Ireland. Currently residing in Melbourne. Exploring decay, memory and generative processes through dirty machinery.

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Management / Bookings / Press Inquires contact Barry Lennon on katiekim.mgmt@gmail.com

Katie Kim is the pseudonym of Katie Sullivan when she performs and records her Slowcore, ethereal, ambient folk/pop. De-tuned guitars and sparse piano playing, walls of loops and echoing vocals come to the fore along with grisly tones and haunting  and experimental flavours for sounds. All of which are executed with subtle simplicity. Paired with a voice that reviewers and fans alike, have tried to pin down to a niche or genre, but end up agreeing, that Katie Kim’s style is entirely of her own making.

Katie Kim has released two studio albums to date: Twelve in 2008 and Cover & Flood in 2012 (UK release 2013). She has also scored an original soundtrack for the 1928 surrealist Germain Dulac silent film, "La Coquille et Le Clergyman",  commissioned by The Cork French Film Festival, which she also performed with her full band, live, in front of a sold out audience. This original score will be released later this year as part of a multi media package.

She has also worked with artists such as Ed Harcourt, David Kitt, Halves and The Waterboys, who she appeared with on "Later...With Jools Holland" in 2011.

A third album is due later this year.




Dominic Thibault is an electronic musician. As a solo artist, he composes post-acousmatic music. Live, he improvises with his DIY software instruments. He is involved in a noise duo named Tout Croche, runs the small label The Silent Howl and enjoys playing music with friends Sylvain Pohu, Ryoko Akama, and Girilal Baars amongst others. He is a studio geek, a modular synth player, a music coder and an improviser interested in the performance possibilities of technology in the studio and live.

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