An evening of indie rock, electronica and shapeshifting visuals by a radical Mexican film collective.
Mount Eerie, the indie-rock musical project of American songwriter Phil Elverum, brings his beloved lo-fi melodies to Volume for two intimate sets. Inspired by the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, Elverum’s deeply personal lyrics are intricate meditations on love and loss.
Black Belt Eagle Scout is the brainchild of Swinomish/Iñupiaq singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Katherine Paul, who is transforming the contemporary alt-rock landscape with queer Indigenous storytelling. In her Australian debut, the rising superstar offers ethereal pop ballads celebrating the homelands and ancestors that taught her to survive. Paul will play a full set from her latest album as Black Belt Eagle Scout, before performing as the band for Mount Eerie.
From billowing folk to high-voltage electronica, Wiradjuri musician Naretha Williams creates synth-heavy beats with percussion and vocals that extend into new sonic territory following her critically acclaimed debut album Blak mass (2020).
Colectivo Los Ingrávidos (Tehuacán, Mexico) approach cinema as a form of ritual, offering images which flicker and flare to the rhythm of hypnotic soundtracks. The collective’s trance-like visuals will loop across the evening alongside wondrous, analogue experiments by Chilean artist Malena Szlam. Plus, experience a new score by Emmy Award–nominated composer Dean Hurley – a longtime collaborator of American filmmaker David Lynch.
$135
$125 concession
$120 member
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