The convergence of bedroom beatmakers, experimental electronics, and hip-hop sound sculptors makes its return tonight.
Exploded Drawing is back. The convergence of bedroom beatmakers, experimental electronics, hip-hop sound sculptors, and out-of-the-box instrumentalists with an art-warehouse vibe and DIY punk ethics makes its terrestrial return Friday at its usual Eastside stomping grounds.
"We've doubled down on the live visuals and it's a bigger focus," says Webster, noting that they've expanded resources to allow Exploded Drawing chief visualist Orión García to put a trippy touch on the performances."After 12 years, we can roll back in there and make it fresh – that part of it is going to be really dope."
"DJ Design is someone who I've been a fan of since the first Quasimoto record came out," says Webster."Last year, my buddy told me he's living in Round Rock and I just freaked out. So as soon as we knew we were going to throw an event, we hit him up."
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