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Saturday, July 7
Admission: $5, $10 minimum
Showtimes: 8 and 10:30pm
reservations
are recommended
Night of Mekatronics
Analog, digital, hybrid, mechanic and visual, machine and software
driven, constructed and deconstructed.A mixture of mechanics,
electronics and computing combined.
Please arrive by 8pm to claim your reservation for the first
seating.
Vusac
(8:30pm)
Vusac's real-time creations are spontaneous montages of voices,
polyrhythms, and electrophonic/orchestral harmonies.He tears up
our modern day marketing messages and honors the presentation
of acoustic collages with modern drum and bass grooves. Pulling
from TV and internet media, the words in vusac songs form a trancy
collective unconscious that begs a personal video to start in
your head while the rest of your body begins moving.
vectorzero
(9:15pm)
A mysterious musical technician who draws inspiration
from circuit-bending,etc . His fusion of delicate but sinister
chords, detuned deep space noises, and explosive rhythms are not
to be missed.
kumabear
(11pm)
Brooklyn-based kumabear builds tight instrumental grooves using
a variety of electronic hardware and effects.Fresh-chilled melodies
and jagged,jazzy
electro combine in real time to create a unique musical experience.
Radio
Wonderland (11:30pm)
Shoes, steering wheel, boombox, laptop: turning live
radio into recombinant funk. RADIO WONDERLAND is the brainchild/booty-child
of renowned composer Joshua Fried, his media-mashing...multi-metric...high-concept...hi-lo
tech...everyday object...spaced-out...groove-alicious...new music
dance band. With real shoes, a real steering wheel, and no telling
what might happen--because it's LIVE radio.
VISUALS:
Vj
Panopticon
PANOPTICON is a music video and live VJ project by director Chris
Piazmixing for live bands or DJs, Panopticon uses only original
video and photography. Panopticon is the resident VJ for Brooklyn
indie-rockers Jigsaw Soul and Brooklyn psychedelic three-piece
Swinger Eight. He has also shot and directed music videos for
these bands, as well as another experimental Brooklyn music project,
Circle of Willis. His music videos feature a unique mix of artistic
lighting, CGI graphics, puppetry, post-production compositing,
time-lapse photography, and anything else that may come to his
mind. Chris Piazza lives in Bushwick.
Special guest:
DJ Montrachet
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