++ PUBCODE ++
The first series of livecoded music events in London.
http://toplap.org/uk/
pixelpusher in action livecoding
Live coding is a new direction in electronic music and video, and is
starting to get somewhere interesting. Live coders expose and rewire
the innards of software while it generates improvised music and/or
visuals. All code manipulation is projected for your pleasure.
When:
7pm - 11pm Friday 29th May
Featuring:
Yee-King
(spasmic drumming)
slub
(ambient skiffle techno)
Click Nilson
(slurs, arrows, slurring)
Pixelpusher vs The Cane Toads
(dirty pixel raga)
Scott Hewitt
(patching things)
Place:
The Roebuck
50 Great Dover Street
London
SE1 4YG
Map:
http://is.gd/CL5G
Door tax:
Free
Tube:
Borough (5 mins walk)
London Bridge (9 mins walk)
More info:
http://toplap.org/uk/
TOPLAP UK gratefully acknowledges financial support from the PRS Foundation.
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by pixelpusher on Thursday 30 April 2009
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pixelpusher @ electrovision 20090307
Originally uploaded by da mad pixelist
Finally posted the photos that Marcus Lyall took of my set in from Electrovision in March. Great images… when I played the set, I didn’t realize that the code was splashed across my face, but I like it, I do.
This was a live construction of my videos for cheju’s latest album, “Broken Waves,” for which I made two music videos.
I used Fluxus to livecode the visuals, occasionally from scratch.
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by pixelpusher on Tuesday 28 April 2009
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Clear Visuals
Originally uploaded by mrglitch
I had some fun at Glitchnight. Great music!
I really enjoyed playing along to the sometimes dark, always engaging Will, Z-arc, Soundhacker.
Just for kicks, I remixed “The Black Hole” and “Barbarella” along with some interesting old French music films from the 60’s. Quite a few people were suprised when the saw ol’ tin can Vincent from the Black Hole rearing his little red garbage-can-lid of a head.
I finished up with some livecoding in Fluxus along to Mint’s latest album, Cardboard Rocketships, out now on Boltfish records.
Photos by Naomi Dewell at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/glitchnight/tags/glitchnight220409/
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Glitchnight continues at London’s funky Vibe Bar on Brick Lane, with more amazing live electronic music…this month a special album launch party!
We’ve teamed up with UK label Boltfish Recordings to host a launch party for Mint’s new album “Cardboard Rocketships” (released on April 30th). The artist will be in attendance to play a live set including tracks from the album, and he’ll be accompanied by some special guests.
We’ll also be screening some of the videos commisioned for the album!
LIVE MUSIC:
* Mint
* Z-Arc
* Soundhacker
* Will Barnett
LIVE VISUALS:
* Pixelpusher
LONDON GLITCHNIGHT
WEDNESDAY APRIL 22nd 2009,
7.30pm - 11.30pm
The Vibe Bar, 91 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL (FREE ENTRY!)
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What:
Electrovision, London’s most inventive visuals event
When:
7:30 - 11:30pm
9th March 2009
Where:
Cafe 1001
1 Dray Walk, 91 Brick Lane
London E1
*Free Entry*
Special guest SATBack provides a glimpse into the future of VJing. His
multi-touch-screen VJ system VPlay is a new paradigm of VJ interaction. Designed for collaboration, it gets the VJ out from behind the laptop, and allows the audience to get involved. Clips, effects, mixers and more can be dragged and linked on-screen to create dynamic visual flows. Direct from the lab, this pioneering prototype showcases the dramatic possibilities of surface computing.
This month’s Electrovision also features Pixelpusher, whose kaleidescopic
moving montages are accompanied by Cheju’s new album Broken Waves, for which he recently created 2 music videos.
Motion graphic designer Paul Mumford [Labmeta] gets out his microscope, to present an experimental DJ/VJ set on life at the nano-scale, featuring the secret life of particles.
Relaxed live cinema from Bassik+Pz blurs the boundaries between film and
VJing, with The_Brandy_Alexander_Project set to electronic dub.
Finally Oli Sorenson [VJ Anyone] provides a DVJ grand finale, which includes
the very latest AV single from his label Ne1co.
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