“Inspired by graffiti bombing, we came up with the idea of doing illegal gigs in the street by stealing public electricity and bringing our own small amps. We called this ‘noise bombing’. It basically involves playing impromptu sets in the street, just like how graffiti bombers do their work, until we are stopped by security guards or some local tough guys. This concept is part-Occupy, part punk and part of DIY synth culture.” (Jogja Noise Bombing) - Screaming feed-batik: how Yogyakarta became a capital of noise music A new documentary looks at the rise of noisemakers in the Indonesian city,

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Screaming feed-batik: how Yogyakarta became a capital of noise music

A new documentary looks at the rise of noisemakers in the Indonesian city; Adam Wright reports ahead of a screening & live gig in Hong Kong

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