Marching Rocks, Gloves & Code
Experimental electronica: new, old and somewhere in-between.
Saturday 24th October
7pm – Later. FREE
at SPACE, 129 – 131 Mare Street, London E8 3RH
SPACE and Culture Lab (Newcastle) come together to bring you an evening of experimental electronica, featuring performances from: Jamie Allen’s CircuitMusic, Jo Kazuhiro, PixelH8, Massive Black Mountain (Will Schrimshaw & Nick J Williams), Adam Parkinson(Rare and Glorius) The Cane Toad Orchestra (OpenLab) and Dave Griffiths(Slub).
DJ RE:ROOT (Marc Garrett) from arts collective www.furtherfield.org provides punk, new wave, no wave, post punk and early electronica from 1976 – 1984 and Dean Baldwin’s “Minibar” the smallest bar in London will open its doors for one of the last times.
Tell your enemies, friends and family- this is going to be good.
More info at: http://www.spacestudios.org.uk/All_Content_Items/Media_Arts/MarchingRocksGloves&Code/
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The Cane Toads at Shunt 1 Oct 2009
The Cane Toad Orchestra featuring PixelPusher (or so I like to call it) is playing Shunt next Thursday, Oct 1, 2009, as part of Toplap’s Livecode stage. That’s right, we’ll have no choice but to make some livecoded music and visuals, and that means sonic and visual anarchy of the most chill quality, kind of like a nice late-season muscat dessert wine, full of bite but thick with sweetness like a long summer day. (I think that was a triple-simile, and I might have twisted my ankle landing that one.)
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by pixelpusher on Wednesday 9 September 2009
[Blog, Software, video]
I’m giving a Processing workshop about how to make things happen with sound, at Space Studio, Hackney. Details at http://openlabworkshops.org and http://openlabworkshops.org/workshop-space-studios-17-sept-2009/
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by pixelpusher on Tuesday 18 November 2008
[Blog, Software]
For all you Americans out there. Here is a Processing sketch of some bouncy turkeys for you to play with. Happy Turkey Day!
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by pixelpusher on Friday 26 September 2008
[Blog, Software, images]
This is my suped-up version of the old flight404 and toxi Processing sketch – it uses Perlin noise to create a moving field of very organic-looking daggers. toxi used it for hairs, and now I made an intricate version that uses 3D daggers drawn using OpenGL.
Noise Spears - PixelPusher (after toxi and flight404)
Read on for more plus source code
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