EAVI Concert – October 17th 2012
The audio from the Embodied Audio-Visual Interaction concert is now up at the archive.org. Although I was billed under my own name, it was in fact my first live outing […]
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Noise=Noise
Ryan Jordan (one of the performers from the Rainforest IV performance) organised several nights of electronic music that were held at the The Foundry, London on the 5th, 12th, 19th […]
Handmade Electronic Music – Second Edition
My group, Oscillatorial Binnage, have a video in Nic Collins’ new edition of his book, Handmade Electronic Music. The first time this came out, I read it cover to cover […]
David Tudor’s Rainforest IV
I’m currently involved putting on a realisation of David Tudor’s “Rainforest IV” at Area10 project space in Peckham. There will be two performances each from 2pm until 11pm on the […]
Light-to-Sound converters
About a month ago I finished building a number of boxes that appear to make light audible, for the experimental film maker Lynn Loo. The design was the classic example […]
Solo at Scaledown
On the 27th of March I played solo for the first time in probably about two years. It was at Scaledown, the King and Queen pub in London. I played […]
Wellcome Trust Concert
Oscillatorial Binnage played a concert at the Wellcome Trust, in London, as part of their “Atoms to Patterns” The audio of that concert is
Self Cancellation: LMC London-Glasgow Festival
The self-cancellation gigs involved ice, burning harps and tubas slowly filling with sand. People crammed into the Beasconsfield Gallery to see and hear the fantastic pieces that had been pulled […]
Lenardo Music Journal Volume 17
This 32 year old academic journal comes free with a CD. Oscillatorial Binnage’s track Taut Wires, Lice and Flies” features on the CD with a track we recorded in my […]
Resonance Radio Orchestra at Stroud
Every year a few creative and unusual people in Stroud put together an arts event, and this year we were lucky enough to be invited. Aside from our performance of […]
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