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SUMMARY:TOTALLY WIRED in collaboration with ANTIPODE\, OCCII\, GIRLS TO THE
	 FRONT and ZALZALA
DTSTAMP:20260827T213209Z
DTSTART:20261107T130000Z
DESCRIPTION:LE GUESS WHO? & U? PRESENT: TOTALLY WIRED IN COLLABORATION WITH
	 ANTIPODE\, OCCII\,\nGIRLS TO THE FRONT AND ZALZALA\n\n\nDIY LIVE MUSIC FE
	STIVAL\, ZINE LAUNCH\, SCREENING\, EXHIBITION\, MARKET & WORKSHOPS\n\nThis
	 year\, Le Guess Who? and U? are teaming up to present totally wired. Buil
	t\non shared knowledge and collective energy\, this program celebrates DIY
	 culture\,\nthe communities that shape it\, and the connections forged acr
	oss borders through\nlocal scenes\, diasporas and intersections.\n\nThe pr
	ogram features a collective zine launch\, workshop\, exhibition\, screenin
	gs\,\nmarket of local artists and distros\, and a line-up connecting diffe
	rent shades\nof punk and bringing exciting and loud voices together. total
	ly wired takes\nplace on Saturday\, 7 November\, at dB’s in Utrecht and is
	 freely accessible.\n\ntotally wired is curated in collaboration with Anti
	pode\, a project that\ndocuments underground punk and DIY culture from SWA
	NA and beyond\; Girls to the\nFront\, an Utrecht based initiative focused 
	on the Dutch based FLINTA\nrepresentation within the punk music industry\;
	 OCCII\, an independent cultural\ncenter in Amsterdam that celebrates unde
	rground music\; and ZALZALA\, a DIY\ncollective that celebrates undergroun
	d hardcore and punk music from SWANA.\n\n>>> https://leguesswho.com/news/t
	otally-wired\n[https://leguesswho.com/news/totally-wired]\n\nThe lineup in
	cludes BeaBop\, an Amsterdam based project that brings together\nideas fro
	m noise\, jazz\, punk\, improvisation\, dissociation\, hunger and whimsy\;
	\nfour-piece terror squad BOMBSTRAP\, hailing from Manchester and Rotterda
	m\,\nbringing nihilistic hardcore rooted in black alchemy and ultra violen
	ce\; Gimic—a\nfour-piece band who live and breath DIY punk—which is urgent
	\, restless and\ndynamic\; rapper\, producer and multi-instrumentalist Emi
	rhan X\, who constantly\nexplores and pushes the boundaries of hip-hop\; B
	ristol based underground\nhardcore band Sarsourصرصور—the Arabic word for c
	ockroach—delivering raw\,\npolitically charged music self-described as “Ha
	bibi Hardcore”\; Snake\nEaterمارخور\, with the sound of the screw horns of
	 war against colonialism\nworldwide\, blending hardcore punk\, grind core 
	and metal into an unrelenting\nsonic maelstrom\; five-piece band Sublux\, 
	driven by the marginalized identities\nand where they intersect\; all-fema
	le conceptual punk band The Earwurms\, who\nexplore how being women affect
	s their lives and how to deal with the confusion\nthat comes along with it
	\; The Woman\, who\, with a distinct mix of alternative and\nexperimental 
	music\, gritty poetry and visual art\, creates an immersive\nperformance t
	hat is punk in attitude\, open in emotion and radical in honesty\;\nand Be
	rlin based ZANJEER زنجیر\, who set audiences ablaze with their blistering\
	nhardcore assault\, through which they give voice to the frustration\, ang
	er and\nhatred stemming from systematic and ongoing oppression.\n\ndB’s oe
	fenstudio’s\, concertzaal & muziekcafé\nVlampijpstraat 63\n3534 AR Utrecht
	\nhttps://dbstudio.nl/ [https://dbstudio.nl/]\n\nARTIST BIOS:\n\nSnake Eat
	er مارخور\nWith grindy\, metal-tinged hardcore riffs\, a broken-up buzzsaw
	 guitar tone from\ngear that survived a house fire\, relentless d-beat and
	 raw punk energy\, Snake\nEater مارخور delivers furious\, abrasive sounds.
	 Inspired by Pakistani-Punjabi\npoetry and musical traditions\, their lyri
	cs channel an uncompromising\nanti-imperialist message. Fierce and confron
	tational\, Snake Eater is the sound\nof the screws horns of war against co
	lonialism worldwide\, blending hardcore\npunk\, grind core and metal into 
	an unrelenting sonic maelstrom.\n\nGimic\nUrgent\, restless and dynamic\, 
	Gimic‘s music twists and turns at every corner\,\nresembling a band of fou
	r people who live and breathe DIY Punk. The rhythm\nsection is locked in a
	nd in perfect harmony whilst the guitar tone is clean and\nsharp\, but it’
	s the blood-curdling vocals that give it that confrontational and\nemotion
	al edge. Imagine Minutemen’s hardcore era mixed with the angular\nprecisio
	n of math rock and the impeccable musicianship of No Means No.\n\nBOMBSTRA
	P\n“For fans of No Trend\, Total Abuse and dead healthcare CEO’s”\, four p
	iece terror\nsquad BOMBSTRAP plays nihilistic hardcore rooted in black alc
	hemy and\nultraviolence. Born in the anarchistic community of Poortgebouw 
	in Rotterdam\,\nover the past couple of years they unleashed a tidal wave 
	of shows through DIY\nstages in the Netherlands and beyond. Their debut al
	bum Big Enemy is a sonic\nbullet: caustic\, explosive hardcore drowned in 
	nihilism and charged with\nanarchic alchemy aimed straight at the heart of
	 a corrupt society.\n\nThe Woman\nWith a distinct mix of alternative and e
	xperimental music\, gritty poetry and\nvisual art\, The Woman creates an i
	mmersive performance that is punk in attitude\,\nopen in emotion and radic
	al in honesty. Led by Sheyda Abolfath\, the project\ntells the melodramati
	c story of the modern man in search of a soul\, while\nportraying the worl
	d as an ugly\, dirty and elusive place where beauty can be\nfound for thos
	e who listen.\n\nBeaBop\nEmerging from Amsterdam thriving improvised music
	 scene\, BeaBop is a new quartet\nwhere noise\, jazz\, punk\, improvisatio
	n\, dissociation\, hunger and whimsy collide\nin exhilarating ways. Bringi
	ng together four adventurous musicians for the\nlocal-international scene 
	– vocalist Beatrice Sberna\, bassist Omer Brandt\,\nguitarist Tina Czernik
	 and drummer Aviv Maya – the project is rooted in a\ncommunity of artists 
	constantly crossing paths through a wide range of bands and\ncollaboration
	s.\n\nEmirhan X\nKnown for his energetic live performances and distinctive
	 sound\, Emirhan X\ncombines raw rap with influences from punk\, boom bap 
	and a touch of experimental\nmusic. His lyrics balance confident bravado\,
	 disarming vulnerability and\npolitically charged messages that challenge 
	himself and his listeners to face\nreal emotions. With his unique vocal so
	und\, the rapper and producer effortlessly\nswitches between powerful raps
	 and compelling vocal lines\, making his music both\nintense and accessibl
	e.\n\nSublux\nA hardcore punk band with a spooky anarcho twist\, Sublux mo
	ve between unhinged\nspeed\, ominous doom and heavy emotional depth with b
	ig riffs\, chaotic synths\, a\npummelling rhythm section and piercing bans
	hee vocals. Their line-up is\nprimarily women\, primarily Asian and two-th
	irds wheelchair users\; the band’s\nname itself refers to a symptom of the
	ir shared disability. Their lyrics explore\ngrief and rage towards a socie
	tal history of selfishness and cruelty whilst also\nstanding as a testamen
	t to the persistence of those that society deems\nundesirable: “No matter 
	how much society tries to extinguish us\, we’re still\nhere.”\n\nThe Earwu
	rms\nConceptual punk band The Earwurms wiggle their way into your ears wit
	h savory\nwords and a shebang of sound. Born within the Montessori Lyceum 
	of Amsterdam\,\nthey made their way into the Dutch DIY and activist stages
	\, while over the years\ntheir identity expanded beyond music to encompass
	 stage outfits and various\nvisual elements. Drawing from no wave\, riot g
	irrrl\, punk\, math rock and art\nrock\, their music explores the joy and 
	understanding found in the banal.\n\nZANJEER زنجیر\nHardcore punk band ZAN
	JEER (زنجیر\, Urdu for “chain”) channels the fury of global\ninjustice thr
	ough fast\, uncompromising hardcore\, crust and d-beat sung in Urdu.\nVoca
	list Dozakhi was a prominent figure of Lahore’s DIY underground\, spending
	\nyears organizing shows in basements and improvised spaces and fronting b
	ands in\na scene with few venues\, before relocating to Germany in 2019 in
	 search of an\nalternative to the religious fundamentalism\, patriarchal n
	orms\, and sparse scene\nback home. In recent years\, the band sharpened i
	ts attack confronting the\ngenocide in Gaza head-on and the everyday racis
	m and Islamophobia in Europe\,\nfusing raw hardcore touchstones with rhyth
	mic ideas from SWANA music traditions.\n\nSarsour صرصور\nFast and angry ha
	rdcore punk band from Syria and Palestine. Founded this year in\nBristol\,
	 Sarsour صرصور bring their Arabic anthems and abrasive sounds to totally\n
	wired.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/totally-wired-in-collaboration-with-ant
	ipode-occii-girls-to-the-front-and-zalzala
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LOCATION:OCCII - Amstelveenseweg 134\, 1075 XL Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:alternative,amsterdam-zuid,collaboration,colonialism,community,d
	iy punk,exhibition,experimental,festivals,flinta,hardcore,improv,jazz,live
	,metal,music,noise bubble,performance,poetry,punk,rap,rock,schinkelbuurt,s
	oul,stories,workshop
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h1>LE GUESS WHO? &amp; U? PRESENT: TOTALLY WI
	RED in collaboration with ANTIPODE, OCCII, GIRLS TO THE FRONT and ZALZALA<
	/h1> <h2>DIY LIVE MUSIC FESTIVAL, ZINE LAUNCH, SCREENING, EXHIBITION, MARK
	ET &amp; WORKSHOPS</h2> <p><strong><strong>This year, Le Guess Who? and U?
	 are teaming up to present </strong></strong><em><strong><strong>totally w
	ired</strong></strong></em><strong><strong>. Built on shared knowledge and
	 collective energy, this program celebrates DIY culture, the communities t
	hat shape it, and the connections forged across borders through local scen
	es, diasporas and intersections.</strong></strong></p> <p><strong><strong>
	The program features a collective zine launch, workshop, exhibition, scree
	nings, market of local artists and distros, and a line-up connecting diffe
	rent shades of punk and bringing exciting and loud voices together. </stro
	ng></strong><em><strong><strong>totally wired</strong></strong></em><stron
	g><strong> takes place on Saturday, 7 November, at dB’s in Utrecht and is 
	freely accessible.</strong></strong></p> <p><em><strong><strong>totally wi
	red</strong></strong></em><strong><strong> is curated in collaboration wit
	h Antipode, a project that documents underground punk and DIY culture from
	 SWANA and beyond; Girls to the Front, an Utrecht based initiative focused
	 on the Dutch based FLINTA representation within the punk music industry; 
	OCCII, an independent cultural center in Amsterdam that celebrates undergr
	ound music; and ZALZALA, a DIY collective that celebrates underground hard
	core and punk music from SWANA.</strong></strong></p> <p>&gt;&gt;&gt; <a h
	ref="https://leguesswho.com/news/totally-wired" target="_blank">https://le
	guesswho.com/news/totally-wired</a></p> <p>The lineup includes <strong><st
	rong>BeaBop</strong></strong>, an Amsterdam based project that brings toge
	ther ideas from noise, jazz, punk, improvisation, dissociation, hunger and
	 whimsy; four-piece terror squad <strong><strong>BOMBSTRAP</strong></stron
	g>, hailing from Manchester and Rotterdam, bringing nihilistic hardcore ro
	oted in black alchemy and ultra violence; <strong><strong>Gimic</strong></
	strong>—a four-piece band who live and breath DIY punk—which is urgent, re
	stless and dynamic; rapper, producer and multi-instrumentalist <strong><st
	rong>Emirhan X</strong></strong>, who constantly explores and pushes the b
	oundaries of hip-hop; Bristol based underground hardcore band <strong><str
	ong>Sarsour</strong><strong>صرصور</strong></strong>—the Arabic word for co
	ckroach—delivering raw, politically charged music self-described as “Habib
	i Hardcore”; <strong><strong>Snake Eater</strong><strong>مارخور</strong></
	strong>, with the sound of the screw horns of war against colonialism worl
	dwide, blending hardcore punk, grind core and metal into an unrelenting so
	nic maelstrom; five-piece band <strong><strong>Sublux</strong></strong>, d
	riven by the marginalized identities and where they intersect; all-female 
	conceptual punk band <strong><strong>The Earwurms</strong></strong>, who e
	xplore how being women affects their lives and how to deal with the confus
	ion that comes along with it; <strong><strong>The Woman</strong></strong>,
	 who, with a distinct mix of alternative and experimental music, gritty po
	etry and visual art, creates an immersive performance that is punk in atti
	tude, open in emotion and radical in honesty; and Berlin based <strong><st
	rong>ZANJEER زنجیر</strong></strong>, who set audiences ablaze with their 
	blistering hardcore assault, through which they give voice to the frustrat
	ion, anger and hatred stemming from systematic and ongoing oppression.</p>
	 <p><strong>dB’s oefenstudio’s, concertzaal &amp; muziekcafé</strong><br> 
	Vlampijpstraat 63<br> 3534 AR Utrecht<br> <a href="https://dbstudio.nl/" t
	arget="_blank">https://dbstudio.nl/</a></p> <p><strong><strong>ARTIST BIOS
	:</strong></strong></p> <p><strong><strong>Snake Eater مارخور</strong></st
	rong><br> With grindy, metal-tinged hardcore riffs, a broken-up buzzsaw gu
	itar tone from gear that survived a house fire, relentless d-beat and raw 
	punk energy, <strong><strong>Snake Eater مارخور</strong></strong> delivers
	 furious, abrasive sounds. Inspired by Pakistani-Punjabi poetry and musica
	l traditions, their lyrics channel an uncompromising anti-imperialist mess
	age. Fierce and confrontational, Snake Eater is the sound of the screws ho
	rns of war against colonialism worldwide, blending hardcore punk, grind co
	re and metal into an unrelenting sonic maelstrom.</p> <p><strong><strong>G
	imic</strong></strong><br> Urgent, restless and dynamic, <strong><strong>G
	imic</strong></strong>‘s music twists and turns at every corner, resemblin
	g a band of four people who live and breathe DIY Punk. The rhythm section 
	is locked in and in perfect harmony whilst the guitar tone is clean and sh
	arp, but it’s the blood-curdling vocals that give it that confrontational 
	and emotional edge. Imagine Minutemen’s hardcore era mixed with the angula
	r precision of math rock and the impeccable musicianship of <strong>No Mea
	ns No</strong>.</p> <p><strong><strong>BOMBSTRAP</strong></strong><br> “Fo
	r fans of <strong>No Trend</strong>, <strong>Total Abuse</strong> and dead
	 healthcare CEO’s”, four piece terror squad <strong><strong>BOMBSTRAP</str
	ong></strong> plays nihilistic hardcore rooted in black alchemy and ultrav
	iolence. Born in the anarchistic community of Poortgebouw in Rotterdam, ov
	er the past couple of years they unleashed a tidal wave of shows through D
	IY stages in the Netherlands and beyond. Their debut album <em><em>Big Ene
	my</em></em> is a sonic bullet: caustic, explosive hardcore drowned in nih
	ilism and charged with anarchic alchemy aimed straight at the heart of a c
	orrupt society.</p> <p><strong><strong>The Woman</strong></strong><br> Wit
	h a distinct mix of alternative and experimental music, gritty poetry and 
	visual art, <strong><strong>The Woman</strong></strong> creates an immersi
	ve performance that is punk in attitude, open in emotion and radical in ho
	nesty. Led by <strong>Sheyda Abolfath</strong>, the project tells the melo
	dramatic story of the modern man in search of a soul, while portraying the
	 world as an ugly, dirty and elusive place where beauty can be found for t
	hose who listen.</p> <p><strong><strong>BeaBop</strong></strong><br> Emerg
	ing from Amsterdam thriving improvised music scene, <strong><strong>BeaBop
	</strong></strong> is a new quartet where noise, jazz, punk, improvisation
	, dissociation, hunger and whimsy collide in exhilarating ways. Bringing t
	ogether four adventurous musicians for the local-international scene – voc
	alist Beatrice Sberna, bassist Omer Brandt, guitarist Tina Czernik and dru
	mmer Aviv Maya – the project is rooted in a community of artists constantl
	y crossing paths through a wide range of bands and collaborations.</p> <p>
	<strong><strong>Emirhan X</strong></strong><br> Known for his energetic li
	ve performances and distinctive sound, <strong><strong>Emirhan X</strong><
	/strong> combines raw rap with influences from punk, boom bap and a touch 
	of experimental music. His lyrics balance confident bravado, disarming vul
	nerability and politically charged messages that challenge himself and his
	 listeners to face real emotions. With his unique vocal sound, the rapper 
	and producer effortlessly switches between powerful raps and compelling vo
	cal lines, making his music both intense and accessible.</p> <p><strong><s
	trong>Sublux</strong></strong><br> A hardcore punk band with a spooky anar
	cho twist, <strong><strong>Sublux </strong></strong>move between unhinged 
	speed, ominous doom and heavy emotional depth with big riffs, chaotic synt
	hs, a pummelling rhythm section and piercing banshee vocals. Their line-up
	 is primarily women, primarily Asian and two-thirds wheelchair users; the 
	band’s name itself refers to a symptom of their shared disability. Their l
	yrics explore grief and rage towards a societal history of selfishness and
	 cruelty whilst also standing as a testament to the persistence of those t
	hat society deems undesirable: “No matter how much society tries to exting
	uish us, we’re still here.”</p> <p><strong><strong>The Earwurms</strong></
	strong><br> Conceptual punk band The Earwurms wiggle their way into your e
	ars with savory words and a shebang of sound. Born within the Montessori L
	yceum of Amsterdam, they made their way into the Dutch DIY and activist st
	ages, while over the years their identity expanded beyond music to encompa
	ss stage outfits and various visual elements. Drawing from no wave, riot g
	irrrl, punk, math rock and art rock, their music explores the joy and unde
	rstanding found in the banal.</p> <p><strong><strong>ZANJEER زنجیر</strong
	></strong><br> Hardcore punk band <strong><strong>ZANJEER</strong></strong
	> (زنجیر, Urdu for “chain”) channels the fury of global injustice through 
	fast, uncompromising hardcore, crust and d-beat sung in Urdu. Vocalist Doz
	akhi was a prominent figure of Lahore’s DIY underground, spending years or
	ganizing shows in basements and improvised spaces and fronting bands in a 
	scene with few venues, before relocating to Germany in 2019 in search of a
	n alternative to the religious fundamentalism, patriarchal norms, and spar
	se scene back home. In recent years, the band sharpened its attack confron
	ting the genocide in Gaza head-on and the everyday racism and Islamophobia
	 in Europe, fusing raw hardcore touchstones with rhythmic ideas from SWANA
	 music traditions.</p> <p><strong><strong>Sarsour صرصور</strong></strong><
	br> Fast and angry hardcore punk band from Syria and Palestine. Founded th
	is year in Bristol,<strong><strong> Sarsour صرصور </strong></strong>bring 
	their Arabic anthems and abrasive sounds to totally wired.</p>
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