Early Doors with Elizabeth Davis (Wilted Woman) - live

Next up at The Doublet is the excellent Elizabeth Davis making a long overdue appearance in Glasgow!

We first met in the Berlin Community Radio days and she’s been a buy on sight favourite musician of mine ever since. There’s very few occasions where I don’t play at least one of her tracks - either as Wilted Woman or under her own name. Can’t wait to hear what she has lined up as part of her live set. Come along!

Get to know ~

Elizabeth Davis is a musician, writer, and audio engineer whose work uses the interplay of technological limitation, algorithmic processes, and human expression/intervention as subject matter. Davis’ music—under her own name or former alias Wilted Woman—resists easy categorization, taking equal influence from musique concrète, radio drama, harsh noise, and 20th century dance music.

Davis is a frequent collaborator as a producer and multi-instrumentalist, having worked with artists including Silvia Kastel, Christoph de Babalon, Nick Klein, Sebastian von der Heide, Kelsey Isaacs, and Wiet Lengeler. As an multi-instrumentalist, she’s performed live with Carla dal Forno, Malcolm Mooney (Can), and Iris/Irisplus. Davis’ music has been released by labels such as Alien Jams, Psychic Liberation, Phantasy, and Palto Flats. She has presented her work at Sonic Acts, Cafe Oto, Transmediale, ZKM, Fylkingen, MaerzMusik, Triennale Milano, 3HD Festival, and Südwestrundfunk amongst many other venues and festivals across Europe and North America.

Davis previously ran a label called untergang-institut and co-curated Power Loom, a monthly concert series for electronic music at KM28 with Bridget Ferrill. She has created radio art, produced features, and mixed records for stations including NTS, Berlin Community Radio, Cashmere, Kiosk, and many more. She was born in the USA and has been living in Berlin, Germany since 2014.