"I prefer to cry in toilets"

Splashing around in privileges, saying goodbye to courage, the raspberry-red scent of corpses and filter coffee at the wake: With "I prefer to cry in toilets", Chur author Martina Caluori creates poems and fragments that take literature into new spaces and sound spectrums – together with the musician Bit-Tuner.

"I prefer to cry in toilets" revolves around the long farewell in an unusually concise way and in ever new fascinating linguistic images. Martina Caluori's artistic encounter with Marcel Gschwend, aka Bit-Tuner, opens up a new linguistic and sound cosmos that takes the audience on a journey that is as unbounded as it is resonant. Bit-Tuner's euphoric yet dark bass-heavy tracks fluctuate somewhere between downbeat, ambient, electronica and techno. The combination with Caluori's concise lyrics lends an immediate urgency and creates a moving atmosphere.