115. Iv/An. 2025-09-12 @ Einbaumöbel (Fettkakao 20; w/ Paloma 004 & Bruch).
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115. Iv/An. 2025-09-12 @ Einbaumöbel (Fettkakao 20; w/ Paloma 004 & Bruch).
14. IV/AN. 2021-08-29 @ Central Garden
fan video for I/II’s Function (Push To The Limit)
from: https://totallywiredrecords.bandcamp.com/album/earthquakes-usually-come-around-at-night
>>> Pt.15: I/II - MINIATURE VIEW <<<
With meticulous precision, Ivan Antunovic aka I/II dissects his magnificent album "Earthquakes usually come around at night" like under the microscope. Diligently putting the pieces back together, he gives birth to a completely new nocturnal creature. "Miniature View" is a close up to the heart of I/II´s great work as well as a view from a distance. No matter from which perspective you are looking at it, your heart'll throb faster and your legs 'll move to the groove.
Track 15 from the 4th Totally Wired Records Label Compilation. Out via TWR June 3. 2015.
Last friday’s surprise concert of I/II aka Ivan Antunovic, legendary one man scene from Zagreb who is active in music scene for more than 15 years. His latest release (via TWR) "Earthquakes Usually Come Around At Night" is a clash of minimal electronic, funk, soul and pop sound.
Footage taken by Natascha Muhić on EX-YU NIGHT V (by Arsyugoslaviae and AU) in Vienna on 22nd of May 2015.
I/II - Statues
Track #4 from I/II's forthcoming mini-album »Earthquakes Usually Come Around At Night« (TWR020)
I/II a.k.a. Ivan Antunovic on "Statues":
»"Statues" is the fourth piece off the mini-album - here is the original version that tells a disturbing story of women who survived the acid attack (a sadistic common practice in the Middle East). The song is directly inspired by a disturbing series of portraits taken by Emilio Morenatti of Associated Press, which can still be traced here: http://vizkultura.hr/unakazivanje-zena-u-pakistanu-kao-nor…/ (sorry, no English translation).The song itself sympathises with these poor women, telling a story from an equally disturbing "extreme art" angle - the victim ending up a prisoner-for-life, the perpetrators' sick "body of work".«