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The Importance of the Humanities Today

18:00 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

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Historian and medievalist David Nirenberg joins a public conversation about the role of the humanities in contemporary society.

100 MILES - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF MILES DAVIS

20:00 Centro Cultural de Belém Belém Lisbon

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A unique concert celebrating the centennial of Miles Davis, featuring Grammy-winning keyboardist Jason Miles and an international cast, including Randy Brecker and special guests Rita Guerra and Rui Veloso, at the Centro Cultural de Belém in Lisbon.

Superfan presents ‘My Piledriver Heart’

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Mondo Negro x ZDB: Poison Ruïn

Live music 15€

Wednesday 4 November · 21:00

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Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto · Lisbon

Ahead of Powerplant's show, ZDB and Mondo Negro present Poison Ruïn, a concert blending black metal, punk, deathrock and dungeon synth in a direct, memorable set.

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In partnership with Mondo Negro, and ahead of Powerplant's upcoming show, ZDB treads paths adjacent to metal/punk with the very timely appearance of Poison Ruïn. Without any vocals or tremolo picking to be heard, a black metal aura hangs over the music of the Pennsylvania quartet, one that is as haunted by the spectre of Venom as it recognises the D-beat swing that Darkthrone picked up from The Cult Is Alive. Tangentially, there is also a lyrical obsession with medieval times, an original foray into fantastical social criticism that juxtaposes the feudalism of the Dark Ages with today's labour hardships, but in its ability to bring audiences together, it can be called, with all that implies, a punk band. Direct, memorable but carrying a wealth of ideas that brings them close to deathrock, while accepting atmospheres transplanted from dungeon synth, very rock'n'roll riffing, atmospheric themes for soaring guitars and distant voice, post-punk swerves and a voice claiming the full-lunged choruses of Oi! and the singable disgust of punk in '77. All in a remarkable balance, the dirt of the guitars at an exact point of fusion with the clarity of the songs, making the best use of the momentum of a label as imposing as Relapse to maximise the nerve, hypnosis and sharpness of their sound. BS.

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Em parceria com a Mondo Negro, e antes da vinda de Powerplant, a ZDB trilha caminhos adjacentes ao metal/punk com a aparição bem oportuna de Poison Ruïn. Sem quaisquer vokills ou tremolo picking que se oiçam, paira sobre a música do quarteto originário da Pennsylvania uma aura black metal que tanto se deixa assombrar pelo espectro de Venom como reconhece o balanço D-beat que acertou passou a Darkthrone a partir de The Cult Is Alive. Tangencialmente, há também uma obsessão lírica com tempos medievais, numa investida original de crítica social fantasiosa que justapõe o feudalismo da Idade das Trevas às agruras laborais de hoje, mas na sua capacidade aglutinadora de públicos, pode-se chamar, com tudo o que isso implica, de uma banda de Punk. Directa, memorável mas a carregar todo um manancial de ideias que tanto os aproxima do Deathrock, como aceita atmosferas transplantadas da Dungeon Synth, riffagem bem roqueira, temas atmosféricos para guitarras planantes e voz distante, guinadas post-punk e uma voz a reclamar os coros a plenos pulmões do Oi! e o asco cantarolável do punk em 77. Tudo num equilíbrio notável, a sujeira das guitarras num ponto exacto de fusão com a clareza das canções, a aproveitarem da melhor forma o impulso de uma editora tão imponente como a Relapse para maximizar o nervo, hipnose e acutilância do seu som. BS.

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