Audio works by Lee Gamble are featured in The Experiment - The Art Of Listening Pt1, a podcast from the Institute of Contemporary Arts.
“To unveil something of the acoustmatic sound in part 1 of the Art of
Listening, we will be listening to a selection of new compositions and
artists from London based label entr’acte - artists like Lee Gamble whose work floats and stretches the contours of sound, getting underneath and inbetween, like an ‘inner space’ probe”
Nic Bullen is one of the founders of the legendary Napalm Death, as well as a past member of Scorn with Mick Harris and Final with Justin Broadrick. Bullen currently runs the electronic imprint Monium and records and performs solo and as member of Black Galaxy and Photon Hex.
William Bennett, animal response technician: founding member of Whitehouse in 1980 and pioneer of power electronics will play a solo Afronoise DJ set.
Afro Noise I (full version) 49:40:
djembe, doundoun, ksing-ksing, synthesiser, electronics by William Bennett; produced by William Bennett
also excerpts from Florian Hecker, Whitehouse, East African witchcraft and Ghanaian funeral field recordings (with thanks to Brian Conniffe for his kind assistance), feline recordings
Live Set: Marcus Schmickler mp3 / 64.32 min / 88.6 meg < alt/rightclick to download >
Marcus Schmickler will present a new version of his latest algorithmic piece ‘Altars of Science’ (Editions Mego), utilizing various applications of granular-synthesis onto microtonal pitch material. He is closely associated with the a-Musik label and over the last years he has worked in the fields of electronic, improvised, experimental and new music as well as doing scores, radioplays and leftfield pop music projects. Possibly best known for his work as Pluramon, he has worked alongside Julee Cruise, Kevin Drumm, Keith Rowe, Jacki Liebezeit and Jan St. Werner. Other collaborators have included Thomas Lehn, John Tilbury, Peter Rehberg and Thomas Brinkmann. He is also member of MIMEO.
Lee Gamble will perform re-workings of his forthcoming Entr’acte 3″ cd ‘80mm O!I!O pt2′ as part of the festivals Saturday afternoons performances & installations.