Eliza Niemi, More Eaze, Judson Kolk
About This Event
At the Knitting Factory, Judson Kolk, More Eaze and Eliza Niemi share a late-night bill. Kolk brings downtown electronic sets that move between club-oriented rhythm and textural, improvised passages, while More Eaze works at the edges of rock and pop, folding electroacoustic techniques, musique concrète and jazz-derived textures into song fragments. Both frame performance around process and small shifts in tone and rhythm rather than spectacle.
About the Artists
Eliza Niemi
Eliza Niemi is a Canadian indie pop and rock songwriter and cellist whose solo records *Staying Mellow Blows* (2023) and *Progress Bakery* (2025) were longlisted for Canada’s Polaris Music Prize. Her work often treats the song as a flexible structure, with the cello used as both melodic anchor and textural instrument.
More Eaze
More Eaze is an emerging New York City–connected artist working at the edges of rock and pop, with a practice that also draws on electroacoustic and ambient traditions. Their sets often move between song-form fragments and processed sound, pulling in the grain of musique concrète and experimental jazz textures.
Judson Kolk
Judson Kolk is a New York City–based electronic artist whose sets surface in the downtown basement circuit, including Purgatory. He has shared bills with DJ TK, Porcelain Vivisection, Clown Syndrome, Uncle Blender, Consumer Culture, Grace Givertz, Adelyn Strei, and Hannah Thompson, moving between club-oriented rhythm and more textural, improvised passages.