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KTL at the Knitting Factory

Posted at 12:57 PM, May 21, 2008

What was once a one-off collaboration between Peter "Pita" Rehberg and Stephen O'Malley for Gisele Vienne and Dennis Cooper's theater piece Kindertotenlieder now stands alone. Rehberg founded the influential Mego imprint and played laptop noise with the likes of Christian Fennsez and Jim O'Rourke, while O'Malley has donned robes for main gig Sunn O))) and Khanate. Expect to be excoriated by both black metal moves and extreme computer noise. With Nemeth, IUD, and Bonedust. — ANDY BETA

KTL, Knitting Factory Main Space, 74 Leonard St., Tribeca.

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