Subletvis Installer Album Release Show, Wednesday, March 25th 2026, 20:00
Special Guest: Tzu Ni (TW)
Hosted by Tender Matter in collaboration with Kv.r.
25th March
20:00
Kv.r., Hernalser Hauptstrasse 86, 1170 Wien
Installer is available on Bandcamp and selected streaming platforms, link in bio.
Tapes will be available at the show
Limited capacity. Come early!
Tickets at the door only
Production supported by SKE, event supported by Stadt Wien Kultur and BMKOES
@subletvis @iilli.i.illii @kv.r.vienna @tendermatter
Tzu Ni is a Taiwanese artist currently based in the Netherlands. She believes in the flexibility of human bodies and views the intersection of technology and humanity as a sweet spot, seeking the balance between institutional and non-institutional contexts. Her practice explores the entangled relationship between sound, gender, and space, often through multichannel sonic installations, field recordings, and text‐based narratives that emerge from subconscious memory. Working at the intersection of embodied listening and spatial poetics, she constructs environments where sound becomes a medium of intimacy, resistance, and relational knowledge.
@iilli.i.illii
Vienna-based sound artist Moritz Nahold records and performs under the name Subletvis. Situated somewhere between the abstract and the familiar, his work blends a wide range of musical influences into a coherent yet far-reaching sound, charged with intimacy and intensity and driven by a longing to foster blissful encounters.
@subletvis
Installer, released on 26th February 2026 via Tender Matter, is an album about navigating daily existence, reframing repetition not as failure but as a condition. Drawing from a broad musical spectrum, influences ranging from synth-driven electronics, avant-pop, neo-classical music, and noise to post-club are folded into a collection of tracks marked by intimacy, tension, and emotional precision. Installer highlights the minor processes we rarely acknowledge, finding within them resilience and a fragile sense of continuity.
