“The North” is completely new and unreleased material, except “Quallendub” (The Zoo EP) and “Jungledub” (The Jungle, forthcoming on asip).
Don`t forget to wear warm clothing on our fieldtrip and please do not give it a try, your tongue really might stick to cold materials.
Index Festival (NY) showcase with live performances, sound and
video installation, and festival documentation
//Date: Saturday, December 10, 2011
//Time: 20:00
//Additional opening hours: Sunday, December 11, 2011, 14:00-18:00
General Public, Schönhauser Allee 167c, 10435 Berlin
Am Samstag werde ich ein kurzes und knackiges live-set spielen, Visuals von E.S.P. TV.
INDEX held its inaugural festival in August 2011 in New York City. The aim was to bring together individuals and groups who cognitively engage media culture. The mission, to focus on projects that blur the vocabulary of science and art, dissect the media that describes our culture today. Through over 40 artists, guest curators,
multiple venues, a series of panel discussions, educational programming, and radio and television broadcasts of live performances, Index certainly held to its mission.
On December 10, INDEX will host an event that will showcase the festival and bring the “[Mis] Adventures” event to General Public. It is an event that focuses on artists who repurpose, hack or deconstruct tools to produce sound and/or light for time-based performances. In a Frankenstonian spirit, these artists fashion composite instruments, for the purpose of engaging further into the intangible experience.
Guest performers Robert Heel and Victoria Keddie will participate in a live performance and video mix recording done by E.S.P. TV’s Scott Kiernan. This will broadcast on E.S.P. TV on Manhattan Public Access in New York City, as well as on “Experimental 1/2 Hour” in Portland, Oregon .
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