Threep will be performing at A Thing About Machines Festival in Coventry on Friday 25th September 2009. A Thing About Machines is Coventry’s first and best OTHER Art Festival dedicated to local hero Delia Derbyshire exploring art and music that uses, reinterprets, reviews or renews technology invented in the past 100 years.

The gig takes place at St John’s Church, 188 Spon St, Coventry, CV1 3.
Also on the bill is British composer of the year, turntablist and sound artist Janek Schaefer and sonic and visual manipulators Modulate.

for more info on the festival and tickets go to athingaboutmachines.co.uk

Bathysphere’s roving surround sound arts venue, the Nanoplex will be making it’s next stop at the Luton Summer Festival on Wednesday 12th August. We’ll be camped up in St Georges Square from 11am to 3pm so come along and see us for an immersive audio visual treat.

lutonsummerfestival.com

For this years Summer Sundae Fringe Festival Stench.org.uk are putting on a mini “Stenchival” hosted by Bathysphere and PVC.
The event takes place on the 7th and 8th August at the Great Central Gallery and Studios, Sussex St. Leiceter.

Friday 7th : Bathysphere presents an evening of diy electronics, vinyl manipulation, vocal improvisation and audio abstraction with performances from ASMO, Neal Unreal, James Kelly, Sam Dodson, Annelie Nederberg and Biscuit Tin Sound System DJs.

Saturday 8th : Presented by PVC, BJ Cole vs Myoptik (live), Mr.Underwood (live), Phaeleh (live), I-Mitri (live/dj), Wassim (DJ)

each night is £4 or £7 for both nights.

Friday 5th June 2009, 8pm, £5
Phoenix Arts
21 Upper Brown St, Leicester, LE1 5TE

Modulate
Birmingham-based Modulate (Oscillate/Higher Intelligence Agency) are a digital arts collective exploring experimental sound and audio visual. They will be performing a live set using multi-speakers and multiple video-projectors. A rare multimedia treat!
www.modulate.org.uk

Mick Grierson
Mick Grierson brings his noise machine in the form of hypnotic visuals and cascading noise, and having previously been involved in an episode of Derren Brown Trick of the Mind II, where he made an interactive computer game installation that was used to ‘mash someones brain’.
www.mickgrierson.co.uk

Burntprogress present Open CDR at STENCH
An opportunity for electronic musicians to hear their works in progress to be heard out loud amongst a like minded audience. Submissions of Head-Knod/Snare-Snap/Sub-woofer resonating beats/loops/ambience will be played during ’Open CDR’.
www.burntprogress.com

James Kelly and Cuttlefish
James Kelly is a Turntablist with an obsession for records. This continues even when he’s asleep, with a recurring dream about record shopping and an endless search for vinyl. STENCH 4 sees James manipulating vinyl samples and field recordings to create a new work which is part improvisation part composition as sounds are remixed using DJ scratch techniques in performance, accompanied by live visuals from Cuttlefish.
www.minimaljames.wordpress.com
www.cuttlefish.org

Stench TV / ArtScanner
Upload your videos and pictures to the Stench website to have them shown on screens in The Pheonix bar and foyer.
www.stench.org.uk

The next Future of Sound will be held on the 23rd May at The Sage in Gateshead and Bathysphere will be represented The Nanoplex and a live performance by Threep. Also appearing are Modified Toy Orchestra, The Sancho Plan, Sarah Nicolls, Mouthful and Andy Huntington. The event will be presented by Martyn Ware (Heaven 17, Human League)

Date/Time: Fri 27th March, 2009 @ 08:00pm

STENCH returns with an audio-visual feast of ear and eye shaking, featuring 7inch Cinema, Cuttlefish, Myoptik, Bathysphere, Dirty Electronics Ensemble, Okoku Araya, Chris Conway’s Quad Electronic and others. The Phoenix provides the setting for multiple screen and loudspeaker projections, electronic bleeps and laser visuals, with late bar and DJs.

STENCH is an artist-led forum that brings innovative and experimental performance in Leicester. Regular events bring together local and international artists with a focus on sonic art, improvisation, installations, interactive experiments, visualisations, new media art and exhibitions.

During the event STENCH will also be launching their new online community at www.stench.org.uk. Visit the site the week before the show to upload your content and see it on the foyer screens on the night.

• 7inch Cinema / www.7inch.org.uk
• Cuttlefish / Laser Installation / Artscanner / www.cuttlefish.org
• Bathysphere Nanoplex / www.bathysphere.co.uk
• Myoptik / www.myspace.com/myoptik
• Okoku Araya / www.myspace.com/okokuaraya
• Dirty Electronic Ensemble / www.jsrichards.com/dirtyelectronics
• Quad Electronic / www.chrisconway.org

Bathysphere presents an evening of vinyl manipulation with acclaimed turntablist and sound artist Janek Schaefer with support by James Kelly, in the atmospheric surroundings of Leicester’s historic St Nicholas’ Church (next to the Jewry Wall Museum).

Friday 6th March 7.30pm doors, show starts 8pm

£7, £5 conc.

Map : http://tinyurl.com/bl37us

Threep & Vent Media, VC Kristi & Oddscene, Steve Nosurname & Barry Gene Murphy
Cybersonica Social creates a little slice of Cybersonica - London’s annual celebration of music, sound, art and technology – for a brief but enjoyable two hours this Sunday evening at the Kinetica Art Fair.
The seventh in a now somewhat irregular night, it features a select line-up of new and previously featured talent including the idiosyncratic granular textures and analogue rhythms of Threep accompanied by the minimalist visual waveforms of Vent Media; the edgy electronic grooves and live, gutsy vocal FX of VC Kristi with the evolving and surrealist imagery of Oddscene; and the old-skool electro to 8-bit freakouts to drum n’ bass mentalism of Steve Nosurname with the kinetic and potent visuals of moving image artistBarry Gene Murphy.
Kinetica Art Fair, the UK’s first art fair dedicated to kinetic, robotic, sound, light and time-based art opens in London on Friday 27 February – and carnivorous art, man-animal-machine hybrids, mechanical drawing machines, subliminal installations, pole dancing robots, light sculptures and cybernetics are just some of the exhibits to be found there – providing unparalleled opportunities for the public and collectors alike to view and buy work from this thriving international movement and to participate in the programme of talks, workshops and performances.
Longtime Kinetica Museum collaborators, Cybersonica’s contribution to the Art Fair showcases established names and emerging talent who make their own music or audiovisual work using inventive technologies and then perform it live (as opposed to just pressing play in Ableton Live). We strongly recommend progressive electronic music makers, audiovisualisers, digital artists and fans looking for somewhere to meet like-minded people, share ideas and enjoy fresh, vibrant music and performance to come along and check it all out.
Biogs, photos, links and downloads at the Cybersonica Social website http://social.cybersonica.org

Sunday 1st March, 8-10pmP3, 35 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LSVIP OPENING PERFORMANCE EVENT: £15 (Limited tickets available)
FULL TICKET: One day Art Fair entrance plus all events and performances: £12/£10 conc
ONE DAY: Art Fair entrance only: £5
WEEKEND PASS: Includes Art Fair entrance for Sat, Sun, Mon and all Art Fair events and performances on these days: £20
Please note that Full and Weekend Pass ticket holders must sign-up to events on the day.
For bookings please go to Ticketweb: http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user?query=search&region=xxx&category=misc&search=kinetica+art+fair&x=0&y=0
Nearest tube:Baker Street
Nearest overground: Marylebonewww.kinetica-artfair.comsocial.cybersonica.orgwww.cybersonica.org