Wanton Witch

Lunchme a t festival has announced the first artists of their 2022 edition, running across various venues in Prague from September 26 to October 1.

Building on the festival’s reputation for championing audio-visual commissions, Lunchmeat 2022 celebrate’s this year’s return to international creative collaborations with the theme See you dancin’. Performances and world premieres include a new live show from Lucy and Wanton Witch, whose ‘Latent Ceremony’ music video was premiered on AQNB earlier this year. Paraadiso, a collaboration between TSVI and Seven Orbits, draw inspiration from ancient gatherings and collective physical experiences, while Blackhaine presents his post-industrial “visions of urban decay and drill-noise sonic fiction.” Today’s announcement also includes the likes of μ-Ziq, Squarepusher, SKY H1 and Mika Oki, as well as AV artists including h5io6i54k, Pedro Maia and more.

See Lunchmeat’s website for the full announcement and tickets.**

Wanton Witch released album Wanton Witch via Stroboscopic Artefacts on June 4, 2021, with the video for ‘Lament Ceremony’ premiering on AQNB today. The self-titled album soundtracks the Non Non Non label cofounder’s journey, from an isolated upbringing on the Borneo Island to creating queer staples within Bangkok’s nightlife community.

Joined by Berlin-based visual artist Jose Vigers, Wanton Witch opens up the world of ‘Lament Ceremony’, a dream-like plane with rooms collapsing into holographic symbols and totems. Wanton Witch’s abrasive club accentuates the video’s iconoclastic provocations, rushing the beat into scenes of a solemn face shifting between remnant interior traces. It’s an undeniably up-tempo anthem, charging into the unknown despite moments of bittersweet loss.**

Wanton Witch’s self-titled album was released via Stroboscopic Artefacts on June 4, 2021.

Lunchmeat announces the first artists for their 2022 festival, including μ-Ziq, Paraadiso (TSVI & Seven Orbits), SKY H1 & Mika Oki, Wanton Witch & more

Wanton Witch & Jose Vigers reflect on solemnity & abandoned pasts in the video for ‘Lament Ceremony’