Experimental electronics, noise, tones/drones and pulses/rhythms, partnered by cutting edge projected art visuals - all processed live. At The Flea Pit, Columbia Rd, Hackney, London, E2 7RG.
Artists featured:
Sound:
ABKomm // Alnagak // Infinite Scale // Removal Company // Suero // Zainetica
(details at http://www.immersion.100freemb.com/immersionclub/event.html)
Visuals:
Dr. Mo
Veteran VJ and master of visual atmosphere.
http://www.morishuz.com/
Mowgli
Using 100% self generated content Mowgli combines CGI animation with
filmed clips, sound reactive and generative visuals creating an eclectic
tapestry of visual delights.
http://mowgli.tv
VJ Neon
Intense cut-and-paste visuals.
http://neon.visuals.pl
Rob Munro
Rob Munro is an audiovisual artist working visuals with PD and processing for 4 years. Creating textural mashups of any video content he can get his hands on. He uses all open source software in his work.
http://www.robmunro.net
Fat Butcher
International performer Fat Butcher uses non-narrative storytelling and and ambient digital collages to create colourful, figurative, optical stimulation.
http://fatbutcher.wordpress.com/
I’ll be playing a video short called Traffictimeblotcher:
Traffic Timeblotcher is an experimental art project exploring the rhythms and patterns of city life over time. Traffic is a little bit of an obsession in my family, where finding the shortest route from point A to point B in the greater metropolitan area is a competitive sport. So I was intrigued by the New York City’s MTA (Metropolitan Transit Authority) and DOT (Department of Transportation) webcams broadcasting live images of traffic conditions throughout New York City every day. I decided to explore other ways of experiencing this incredibly dense stream of imagery and data.
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Hey y’all,
I’ll be filling in for the visuals of Cracktux at the Placard Headphone festival tomorrow (Saturday):
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Time and Place
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Saturday, September 20, 2008
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1:00pm - 11:00pm
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Cafe OTO
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18-22 Ashwin Street
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E8 3DL
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Dalston, United Kingdom
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Sound on Vision 19 Oct 2008
Pixelpusher is performing along with other visualists and DJs as part of the Sound On Vision series at VIBE LIVE (click the image above for the full-size flyer). Expect massive visuals, 7 projectors, good music, and audience participation. Good clean, fun.
4:30-11:30pm
VIBE LIVE (above VIBE Bar)
Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane
E1 6QL
London
http://vjlondon.org/soundonvision
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It’s that time again - your favourite bi-monthly audio/visual even returns! Starting around 7:30pm and lasting until 11:30pm, on Thurs 2 October 2008 Spencer Mash (SS_R) & PixelPusher present a night of soundscapes, experimental music, and visuals as part of the ever-popular, on-going Immersion series at The Flea-Pit, London E2. [schedule]
Immersion is a free-entry experimental music/visuals/sound-art event featuring a live audio-visual soundtrack of electronic atmospheres, noisescapes, pulses/rhythms and tones/drones.
Immersion 2 Oct 2008 Flyer
Read on for line-up and more
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Time and Place
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Saturday, October 25, 2008
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6:00pm - 11:55pm
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The FOUNDRY
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86 Great Eastern Street
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London, United Kingdom
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We’re back at the Foundry for another night of feedback looping, circuit hacking, extreme music, industrial noise from:
SHIFT - http://unrestprod.com
RYAN JORDAN - http://doc.gold.ac.uk/~ma701rj
JOHN BOWERS - http://www.onoma.co.uk/
SKAT INJECTOR - http://www.myspace.com/skatinject0r
THE NOISER - http://www.noiser.org/
BARACLOUGH - http://www.baraclough.co.uk/
LONDON CONRETE - http://www.myspace.com/londonconcrete
KAYAKA - http://www.myspace.com/kayakathethird
with live vjing from:
PIXELPUSHER - http://pixelpusher.flkr.com/
ODDSCENE - http://www.myspace.com/oddscene
There will be a compilation CD avaliable with tracks from each artist performing on the night.
Distro stall.
Ear plugs.
Entry = FREEEEEE!!!!
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