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Title: Extratonal Infrastructure #14: Nina Ryser, taupe, Jason Kolàr and Rio Vaupes/Uapes
Date: 2024-09-04
Category: event
Tags: concert, music, extratonal, infrastructure, ryser, taupe, Kolàr, Rio
Slug: extratonal14
lang: en
event_start: 2024-09-04 20:00
event_duration: 3h
featured_image: /images/extratonalinfrastructure14.gif
summary: Extratonal Infrastructure is back for a second batch of irregular musical performances in the heart of the south of Rotterdam. Join us on the 4th of September for a dizzying array of notes, pauses and passes as we once again welcome the latest [extratonal tendencies](https://extratonal.org/) to varia.
**Date:** Wednesday, 4 September 2024<br>
**Door:** 20:00u CET<br>
**Start:** 20:30u CET<br>
**Entrance:** 5 euro <br>
**Location:** Varia (Gouwstraat 3, Rotterdam)
*Extratonal Infrastructure is back for a second batch of irregular musical performances in the heart of the south of Rotterdam. Join us on the 4th of September for a dizzying array of notes, pauses and passes as we once again welcome the latest extratonal tendencies to varia.*
**Nina Ryser** was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, and has been based in Philadelphia, PA since 2015. She has played in many bands over the years, including **Palberta, @, Shimmer, Data, Fire Roast, Kristine Leschper** and **Lily Konigsberg**, among several others. Nina's solo experimental synth-pop project has taken on many forms over the years, but at its core are lush synth compositions, drum machine, various electronics, and pop-leaning vocal melodies.
[https://ninaryser.com/](https://ninaryser.com/)
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**taupe** is a three-piece live band, veering from taut metronomic precision into intentionally turbulent, unchartered territory. A DIY ethos feeds their wonky compositions, colliding sour scatter-skronk with sludgy, doom-inspired riffs that has won them support from the likes of BBC 6 Musics **Freak Zone** and BBC Radio 3s **Late Junction** and **Freeness**. Taupe are a non-jazz band that prizes surprise over any specific sound.
[https://taupetaupetaupe.com/](https://taupetaupetaupe.com/press/)
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**Jason Kolàr**, also known as **Cristian Subirà**, is a pivotal artist in Barcelonas contemporary underground scene. His musical creations are acclaimed for their immersive and emotional qualities, earning recognition from labels such as **Stroom, Students of Decay, Dauw,** and **Aguirre Records**. Subirà's sonic explorations move through uncharted realms of sound in pursuit of a vibrant listening experience.
[https://summerrecreationcamp.bandcamp.com/](https://summerrecreationcamp.bandcamp.com/)<br>
![](https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/varia.website/raw/branch/master/content/images/jasonkolar.jpg)
**Rio Vaupes/Uapes** bring you homemade sound experiments, carried out by **Juan Felipe Gallo** and **Kauê Werner**. Through the use of synthesizers, guitars, bass, drum machines and samplers, several experimentation sessions resulted in a soundtrack of an adventurous history of two friends that decided to explore the Amazonian area around the border between Colombia and Brazil.
[https://autosuficiente.bandcamp.com/album/rio-vaupes-uapes](https://autosuficiente.bandcamp.com/album/rio-vaupes-uapes)<br>
![](https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/varia.website/raw/branch/master/content/images/rio.jpg)
*This event is made possible with the kind support of Popunie Rotterdam, Stichting Volkskracht, Fonds Podiumkunsten, Gemeente Rotterdam and Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie.*