wueste_kabuye
wueste.info is an independent platform for experimental music, live improvisation and DIY culture, developed over the past ten years.
The project grew out of a desire to explore music beyond fixed genres and established formats. Instead of focusing on a particular style such as techno, krautrock or rock, Wüeste is interested in improvisation, experimentation and the spaces between genres.
Over time, this approach expanded beyond music itself. The project also questions how music is produced, distributed and consumed in an increasingly platform-driven environment.
Rather than relying exclusively on commercial platforms and their algorithms, Wüeste aims to build its own infrastructure for publishing, documenting and sharing music. The website brings together recordings, interviews, performances, works in progress and experiments with tools and formats.
The underlying idea is simple: instead of only criticising existing structures, build small alternatives and see what happens.
Sessions
MLP is a hardware groovebox built around an internal modular framework that allows performers to shape its structure according to their own artistic approach. Instead of following the conventional “one design fits all” philosophy, it operates as a flexible performance system: layout, signal flow, and behavior can be reconfigured by selecting ready-made modules or by designing custom modules in Pure Data. At the same time, MLP includes ready-to-play patches that require no prior customization, making it immediately usable as a complete instrument without the need to build a setup from scratch.
We bring a speaker, a mixer and a collection of different instruments — and then we see what happens.
Live drums, DIY synthesizers, modular synths, saxophone, organ, spoken word poetry and whatever else finds its way into the room.
There is no fixed genre, no setlist and no finished plan. We play improvised music, listen to each other and build something together in the moment.
Everyone is welcome to participate. Bring an instrument, a voice, an idea — or simply come and listen.
No experience is required. You can join for one piece, stay for the whole session, or just sit back and listen.
Please join us!