Norwegian electronic duo Smerz present material from their critically acclaimed debut album, Believer, alongside unreleased work in process, with an opening set from producer, DJ, and composer Ouri.
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Smerz invites you on a journey from Rome to Oslo; from the baroque through modernism; and from the early 2000s and into the future. Smerz will present material from their debut album, Believer, released on XL Recordings, alongside unreleased work in process.
Smerz are the Norwegian duo of Henriette Motzfeldt and Catharina Stoltenberg. Known for the “carefully shaped, deconstructed pop” (Boomkat) of their debut EP’s Okey (2017) and Have Fun (2018), Smerz seamlessly weave together techniques and sounds pulled from a dizzying array of genres, with the end product always resulting in something altogether uncanny. Smerz released their critically acclaimed debut album Believer in 2021.
Ouri grew up in France, in a family of mixed french and afro-carribean descent. On her debut album Frame of a Fauna, she shatters the oftentimes submissive and distant approach to ambient sound to finally take up space and connect to her own experience.
Ouri takes her knowledge of big orchestral sound, and creates her own fusion, puncturing the classical with industrial abrasions and electronic nuance. Sound fills to the brim, cello meets synth, becomes lush and ethereal, only for her feather light voice to slither in with ferocity. You weed through the sound to meet her in her sincerity. In this way we are listening twice-for what she wants to say, and what she wants to feel- which are not always the same.
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