Sounding DIY Final Concert
Thu 5 Oct 7PM | £5 on the door – Event Link
Final Concert of the series Sounding DIY with London-based artists Richard Crow, xname, and Bioni Samp and heading the lineup from Berlin TMS. All artists are proposing #DIY performance practices as an alternative to industry and commercial music.
TMS is an experimental noise industrial project by Berlin-based artists Malte Steiner (DE) and Tina Mariane Krogh Madsen (DK). The format is improvisational sound pieces and concerts built out of Steiner and Madsen’s sonic interactions, where noise-scapes and complex structures emerge from intense layering of various in- and outputs. The physical interaction with materials is an important part of TMS’ concerts, and to create a performative and visual sound experience. TMS use primarily various effect pedals and self-built controllers to create their sounds, sometimes combined with Pure Data. Each chosen element is very important for the whole, where the combination of these plays a vital role in the compositions. The inputs can be analogue as well as digital; modulated, transformed and distorted.
Richard Cros is an artist working in the field of experimental audio research, live performance and site-specific installation. He utilises sound and noise in a performative way, for its disruptive and subjective qualities and above all for its psycho-physical implications for the listener and viewer.
xname
Self-made instruments and open source software for live performance and real-time installation, expanding from visual and software art to electronic music. Her work, ultimately cryptic, ritualistic and noise, engages in the construction of perceptual phenomena and environments that explore the concepts of illusion and the virtual, stimulating new forms of perception and questioning the notion of materiality and presence, and the role that memory, experience and eventually our ancestors have in the formation of identity.
Bioni Samp
‘As an electronic music producer and seasonal beekeeper. I was inspired to learn more about bee frequencies and make a creative work that incorporated these bee frequencies in the hope of raising awareness about bees and their increasingly fragile ecology system.
