Nnja Riot
is the experimental/electronic noise project of Listen Lisse.  I like to take my song-writing experience and give it a new light by composing live and using improvisation to take the music  to a new level.

I do this with electronic devices, field recordings, tape loops, live looping diy electronics and anything I can find which sounds interesting.

I use:
Beats and samples
Improvised glitch
Acoustic meets electroinic
Circuit bent diy electronics
guitar noise
Deconstructing popular music
Inventing on the spot
A play with voices and identity
Spontaneous hand held light show
Improvised body/music interaction

"Utilising field recordings, instruction manual texts, loops, synths, various instruments, beats, phone apps and her voice, Lisa McKendrick deconstucts musical norms and releases them back into the wild glistening with new light and perspective"  Fu Inle

Nnja Riot "houses the most eccentric electric bongos that I’ve heard in a long time.  The amazing bongo is err…bongo-ing all over the place as the sound of the electronics (from the Pepsi generation) are splashed in rainbow patterns. Twisting through the slippery sheen of processed guitar and keyboards Nnja Riot does an unexpected nod to the goof-poetry of Adam Bohman as instructions are read out (for super glue or something) in a sing-song voice underwired with a hint of menace."
Radio Free Midwich