Resonance FM

Photo by Chris Weaver

Phil Julian / John Macedo live duo performance and interview with Chris Weaver on Resonance FM broadcast 26/02/2013 8pm-9pm (Download – 60 mins 137.3MB)

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Duo performance (Download – 20 mins 46MB)

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martins_rokis

Cafe OTO
Monday 20th May 2013
Door Times : 8pm

Tickets : £5 adv / £6 on the door

An evening of adventurous computer music, analog synthesis and electro-acoustic recombination with Martins Rokis’ canny blend of computer music, psychedelic noise and sound art made with his own self-built synthesis software, deft constructions for computer-controlled analog synth from Cheapmachines’ Phil Julian in duo with John Macedo and Paul Abbott’s new solo project for computer and percussion.

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Will be recording new material during 2013 at EMS Stockholm.

First visit of an ongoing residency 29th March to 2nd April in Studios 4 and 6 making use of their Buchla 200 and Serge modular synthesisers.

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Friday 29th March, I will be performing with Konatus at EMS Stockholm alongside Tommi Keränen.

EMS Stockholm, Söder Mälarstrand 61, 118 25 Stockholm, Sweden @ 7.30pm

Facebook event page here.

Extreme Rituals

30 November – 2 December 2012 @ Arnolfini, Bristol

Sound and Music in partnership with Arnolfini, Tusk Music, Harbinger Sound, Second Layer Records and The Live Art Development Agency present a three-day series of performances, talks and more devoted to the legacy of the Swiss performance group Schimpfluch.

The Extreme Rituals carnival is a long-overdue retrospective and a celebration of Schimpfluch.  Through an extensive programme will highlight the influence Schimpfluch has had since the late 80s, with audiences treated to a selection of performances, sound-installations, films, photographs and contextualising panel discussions. Alongside core Schimpfluch acts such as Runzelstirn & Gurgelstøck, Sudden Infant, G*Park and Dave Phillips this carnival weekender features rare UK appearances by international guest artists such as Hijokaidan’s Junko Hiroshige, GX Jupitter-Larsen, Phurpa and Vagina Dentata Organ.

Complete weekend schedule over at Sound And Music.

Tickets available from the Arnolfini.

New recording “Atlas Restroom” used for “Music for Restrooms“.

Sound works for playback in the restrooms of the Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington DC played in rotation 12 hours each day for three days for the duration of the Sonic Circuits festival September 28-30, 2012.

Download:  soniccircuits.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-restrooms

Crepuscular Hour

Photo by Lasse Marhaug

Will be performing as part of the noise ensemble for the UK premier of Maja Ratkje’s “Crepuscular Hour” at the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival 2012.

Performance will feature:

RNCM Chamber Choir
University of Huddersfield Chamber Choir
James Weeks (conductor)
Nils Henrik Asheim (organ)
Antoine Chessex (electronics/noise)
Lasse Marhaug (electronics/noise)
Stian Westerhus (electronics/noise)
+ other guests TBC.

Tuesday 20 November 2012
Town Hall, 10PM
Tickets £15 (£13 concession; £10 online)

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