The next episode of They Have The Computers with @mypandashallfly will be broadcast on @rtm.fm on:
Wed 6th - 11am
Thur 7th - 8pm
Fri 8th - 2pm
Sat 9th - 12pm
Sun 10th -4pm
For this episode I interviewed Suren Seneviratne @mypandashallfly about his project Missing Music, which meticulously documents obsolete music software, VST plugins and sound tools designed for Macintosh computers during the 1990s and 2000s. Originally conceived as an online repository boasting over 800 archival entries, the project has since transformed into a dynamic live audio-visual improvisation featuring Apple iBook and PowerBook computers authentic to the Y2K era.
Pictures courtesy of @mypandashallfly
Introducing the artists for the magical/crazy/fun/revelatory/professional concert at @spanners.club which is happening on Wednesday 15th of April!
Suitman Jungle is director of Regional Bassline Services which provides bass lines to various regions. Implementation is via live drums, vocals and electronics. @suitmanjungle
Thorby/Phillips : synthesizers + drums @thorbythorbythorby / @jonahphillips_
Lagtime Seedling scores and performs audio-visual compositions made entirely within web browser windows using a large number of live youtube.com video tabs. Through a precise and choreographed way of using their laptop, they create narrative and musical journeys through strange and overlooked corners of the web. @lagtime__seedling
Genia Isachenko is a sound artist and vocalist working with obsolete/unwanted technology.
Using a surround system which consists of small speakers, amps, and radios, they aim to draw attention to the unique sonic quality of each.
The night will also be an informal celebration of my (genia) birthday!
See you there!! Tickets on RA
https://ra.co/events/2405112
I am starting a radio show! They Have The Computers will broadcast for the first time on @rtm.fm next Wednesday 11th March at 13:00!
They Have The Computers explores the intersection between electronic music and sustainable computation. The show draws upon the culture of permacomputing to call into question the dependency of the arts community on modern tech hegemony, allowing musicians to develop and share alternative computational practices within electronic music.
The show will feature interviews with computational artists and musicians, and showcase music informed by permacomputing adjacent practices.
The first episode features an interview with mixed media artist Kat Macdonald, speaking about her relationship to permacomputing, her practice with radio and the London Community Laptop Orchestra.
The show will be broadcast Wednesday through Sunday next week at the following times:
Wed 11th @ 13:00
Thurs 12th @ 18:00
Fri 13th @ 11:00
Sat 14th @ 19:00
Sun 15th @ 16:00
2nd slide artwork by Kat Macdonald
Baby Star Pt.3 is online!
Developed by
Puppeteer, puppet maker
Katya Alisia MM @katya.alisia
Sound designer
Genia Isachenko @evisachenko
Performed with puppeteers
Izzy Jiang @jiang.izzy
Yunshu Jiang @yunshu_theatre
Thank you all for your powers of magic and dedication! More puppets!!!
Link for the video is in my bio!
