L'Rain, Eucademix (Yuka Honda), Bernard Rocks
About This Event
L'Rain, Eucademix (Yuka Honda) and Bernard Rocks form a bill at the Knitting Factory that pairs Taja Cheek's experimental art-pop with Honda's studio-minded arrangements and Bernard Rocks's score‑adjacent rock. Each act favors structure, texture and close listening in small-room settings: Honda brings electroacoustic carefulness to timbre, Bernard Rocks treats songs with an arranger's ear, and L'Rain blends rock/pop with R&B and neo‑psychedelic inflections.
About the Artists
L'Rain
L’Rain is the New York–based project led by multi-instrumentalist, composer, and curator Taja Cheek. Her work moves between rock and pop, electronic music, and hip-hop/R&B, using collage, looping, and careful arrangement to test what a “song” can hold.
Eucademix (Yuka Honda)
Eucademix is the performance and recording name of Yuka Honda, a Japanese multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer based in New York City. A co-founder of Cibo Matto, she has built a career that moves between songcraft, electronic texture, and ensemble playing.
Eucademix
Eucademix is a rock/pop project associated with New York–based Japanese multi-instrumentalist and producer Yuka Honda, known as a co-founder of Cibo Matto. The group has appeared at the Knitting Factory, including on bills with L’Rain, situating their work in the city’s small-room performance circuit.
Yuka Honda
Yuka Honda is a New York–based musician working across rock and pop, with a steady pull toward avant-garde and electroacoustic methods. She performs at venues such as the Knitting Factory, and appears on bills alongside artists like L’Rain.
Bernard Rocks
Bernard Rocks is a Rock/Pop artist heard in New York City rooms like the Knitting Factory, where bills have paired him with acts such as L’Rain and Yuka Honda’s Eucademix. His recorded work also moves through “score” territory, suggesting an ear for arrangement as much as song form.