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2nd GEN | DELIQUIUM 2018

MILKandLEAD — Tue, 30 Jan 2018 11:05:36 +0000

DELIQUIUM

SOUND ART TRIENNIAL

8th, 9th, 10th February 2018 – Electrowerkz, London

2nd GEN

(UK) ➣ Dark Industrial / Ambient-Noise

2nd GEN ( Wajid Yaseen ) is a British noise artist whose work draws on an inter-disciplinary approach to develop sound-based works including installations, live performance, acousmatic music, graphic scores and sound sculptures.

2nd Gen is an evolving experimental project started in London in 1997 with the 12” EP Noise Sculptures. This was followed by his challenging releases on Nova Mute. His blistering, confrontational approach will be showcased in this rare special appearance at Deliquium.

www.wajidyaseen.com/2nd-gen

These are artists who want to push you as a listener, viewer, toucher, taster. They feel the competing powers that define human and inhuman experience and press this open the audience. This is work that requires the presence of the artist and the engagement – sometimes submission – of the public. Your senses will thank you for the embrace that is DELIQUIUM.

Prof. Paul Hegarty | Sound Art Curator

PRESS

Alexei Monroe | Sound Theorist

press@milkandlead.com

PRE-SALE TICKETS

3-DAY PASS / EARLY BIRD | £23 Sold Out!

3-DAY PASS / LIMITED | £30

ACT 1 • THU 8TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

ACT 2 • FRI 9TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

ACT 3 • SAT 10TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

WORKSHOP • Hardware Hacking by TASOS STAMOU (UK) [Fri, 9th Feb 2018 – 1pm/7pm] | £40

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PASCAL SAVY | DELIQUIUM 2018

MILKandLEAD — Wed, 24 Jan 2018 15:26:20 +0000

DELIQUIUM

SOUND ART TRIENNIAL

8th, 9th, 10th February 2018 – Electrowerkz, London

PASCAL SAVY

(UK) ➣ Ambient Noise / Ritual

Pascal Savy is a sound artist living and working in London.

Through the use of tones, textures and noise he explores atmospheres rather than narratives as a way to reflect on presence, time and the ephemerality of phenomenon. He has released work on labels such as Audiobulb, Hibernate and Touch Radio and was recently an artist in residence at Iklectik Art Lab where he curated a 2-day series of events presenting film, visuals and music on the theme of emergence.

At Deliquium, Savy will present The Weird and the Eerie – a sound performance exploring the boundaries between the ‘weird’ and the ‘eerie’. The title is directly inspired by an essay of the same title by writer and cultural theorist Mark Fisher.

The performance will use some of the works and ideas discussed by Fisher as points of inspiration for sourcing samples and field recordings, exploring textures and creating narratives. This research will be the basis of the largely improvised performance that will follow a path between the weird and the eerie. It is motivated by the desire to communicate to the audience my fascination for sound and its intrinsic capacity to be immensely pleasurable, distressing or even terrifying depending on the context and situation. The work aims to evoke in the audience the idea that sound remains after all both weird and eerie.

https://pascalsavy.bandcamp.com

https://soundcloud.com/static

These are artists who want to push you as a listener, viewer, toucher, taster. They feel the competing powers that define human and inhuman experience and press this open the audience. This is work that requires the presence of the artist and the engagement – sometimes submission – of the public. Your senses will thank you for the embrace that is DELIQUIUM.

Prof. Paul Hegarty | Sound Art Curator

PRESS

Alexei Monroe | Sound Theorist

press@milkandlead.com

PRE-SALE TICKETS

3-DAY PASS / EARLY BIRD | £23 Sold Out!

3-DAY PASS / LIMITED | £30

ACT 1 • THU 8TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

ACT 2 • FRI 9TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

ACT 3 • SAT 10TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

WORKSHOP • Hardware Hacking by TASOS STAMOU (UK) [Fri, 9th Feb 2018 – 1pm/7pm] | £40

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IOM | DELIQUIUM 2018

MILKandLEAD — Wed, 17 Jan 2018 12:13:54 +0000

DELIQUIUM

SOUND ART TRIENNIAL

8th, 9th, 10th February 2018 – Electrowerkz, London

IOM

(UK) ➣ Psychedelic / Ambient-Noise / Drone

IOM is the solo project of Iker Ormazabal (Vitoria 1981). Since 2004 his work has primarily been organized around guitar compositions and improvisation. Drones, objects, live loops, field recordings and psychedelic riffs are the building blocks of a music rooted in ambient, noise, concrete and industrial among other styles. With a background in engineering, music and film, he has been a member of bands including: Sorkun, Atomoog, FFT players, Soizu and Mnemoniic, and currently also plays with Oilbag and Warren Schoenbright.

IOM has collaborated with artists such as C-utter, Miguel A Garcia, Oier Iruretagoiena, mu, Arturo Blasco, Raxil 4, Animal Machine, Animo Valiente and released his music on RONF records, Ruidemos, Truco Esparrago, Zulo Beltzak, Doministiku, Desetxea, Mattoid, Afeite al Perro, Chirria Sello, Gaztelupeko Hotsak, Hazard Records… In 2016 he won the John Leckie Award for Innovation in Audio Production.

https://ikerormazabal.bandcamp.com

These are artists who want to push you as a listener, viewer, toucher, taster. They feel the competing powers that define human and inhuman experience and press this open the audience. This is work that requires the presence of the artist and the engagement – sometimes submission – of the public. Your senses will thank you for the embrace that is DELIQUIUM.

Prof. Paul Hegarty | Sound Art Curator

PRESS

Alexei Monroe | Sound Theorist

press@milkandlead.com

PRE-SALE TICKETS

3-DAY PASS / EARLY BIRD | £23 Sold Out!

3-DAY PASS / LIMITED | £30

ACT 1 • THU 8TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

ACT 2 • FRI 9TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

ACT 3 • SAT 10TH FEB 2018 / LIMITED | £13

WORKSHOP • Hardware Hacking by TASOS STAMOU (UK) [Fri, 9th Feb 2018 – 1pm/7pm] | £40

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