O/H
The Hamilton Asylum for the Insane, also called the Ontario Hospital and later the Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital, opened in the late 19th century as an asylum for the treatment of ‘inebriates’. Referred to locally as "the OH", this large estate has been the subject of local folk tales and ghost stories throughout its long and often disturbing history.
There couldn't have been a more suitable reference point for O/H: a new collaboration between Rich Oddie (Orphx, Oureboros, Eschaton etc.) and Huren (Dave Foster, Teste, Obscene Mannequin, etc.). These veterans of industrial noise and fringe techno filth are aiming for new levels of sonic degradation and ritualized catharsis. O/H performances range from fields of droning harmonics to pummeling waves of rhythm and noise, with an emphasis on volume and confrontation.
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The Hamilton Asylum for the Insane, also called the Ontario Hospital and later the Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital, opened in the late 19th century as an asylum for the treatment of ‘inebriates’. Referred to locally as "the OH", this large estate has been the subject of local folk tales and ghost stories throughout its long and often disturbing history.
There couldn't have been a more suitable reference point for O/H: a new collaboration between Rich Oddie (Orphx, Oureboros, Eschaton etc.) and Huren (Dave Foster, Teste, Obscene Mannequin, etc.). These veterans of industrial noise and fringe techno filth are aiming for new levels of sonic degradation and ritualized catharsis. O/H performances range from fields of droning harmonics to pummeling waves of rhythm and noise, with an emphasis on volume and confrontation.
Experimental, Techno