Set 1: Diane Roblin, MJ Wright, Kayla Milmine
Set 1 – Audiopollination 55.1 from Arraymusic on Vimeo.
Set 2: Jackie Leung, David Story, Adam Scime
Set 2 – Audiopollination 55.1 from Arraymusic on Vimeo.
Set 3: Jackie Leung, Someone’s memory, Brian Abbott
Set 3 – Audiopollination 55.1 from Arraymusic on Vimeo.
set 4: Mkl32 and Elizabeth Lima
Set 4 – Audiopollination 55.1 from Arraymusic on Vimeo.
Saturday September 9th Audiopollination #54
Audiopollination self curation is firing back up so come and enjoy the fireworks
starts 8pm on the dot
$10 entry
Set 1: Michael Lynn/ Michelangelo Iaffaldano/ UsK/ Laura Gillis
Set 2 Alex Fournier/ Ashley Urquhart/ Arnd Jurgensen
Set 3 Neil Wiernik – io media reunion/ Michael Trommer – io media reunion/ Rob Cruickshank & Dafydd Hughes – io media reunion
Set 4 Brian Abbott (guitar), Michael Keith (saz and/or bari uke and/or guitar), Nilan Perera (guitar), Araz Salek (tar)
Tuesday April 25th @8pm @ array space (155 Walnut Avenue) Audiopollination #53.2 featuring Heraclitus Akimbo (Joe Strutt)
Too watch a live stream of the event go to: https://livestream.com/accounts/15801205/events/7317923
It is Joe Strutt’s birthday- and we are celebrating by having Joe shed his skin and metamorphasise into Heraclitus Akimbo to perform collaborative improvised marvels.
Event art by Jamie Thompson
$10
Set 1- Allison Cameron, Kristel Jax and Heraclitus Akimbo
Audiopollination 53.2 Set 1 from Arraymusic on Vimeo.
Set 2- Brian Abbott, Heidi Chan, Laura Swankey and Heraclitus Akimbo
Audiopollination 53.2 Set 2 from Arraymusic on Vimeo.
Set 3- Ambrose Pottie, Andrew Furlong, Karen Ng and Heraclitus Akimbo
Audiopollination 53.2 Set 3 from Arraymusic on Vimeo.
Set 4- Ryan Kinney, Paul Newman and Heraclitus Akimbo
Audiopollination 53.2 Set 4 from Arraymusic on Vimeo.
More on Heraclitus Akimbo
Descriptive blurb:
lo-fi ambient keyboard loops with found sounds
Artist bio:
After buying a guitar in a fit of panic when he realized he was turning thirty, Joe Strutt was once a barely semi-competent bedroom musician. But for the past few years, making music has been mostly pushed aside in favour of his work as a “citizen archivist,” maintaining long-running music blog Mechanical Forest Sound. Documenting ephemeral moments, he has posted more than 3,400 live recordings, mostly of local, independent artists.
In 2015, after the sudden passing of his father, he found himself in the possession of a beautiful guitar (an original edition Fender Starcaster) and some other sundry gear. In an attempt to learn how to use a Boss RC-2 Loop Station, he plugged it into his old Radio Shack keyboard and began noodling. The result of this was A Part of My Inheritance, an album of gauzy ambient sounds that was (to his surprise) released as a tape by Arachnidiscs Recordings in an “extra limited run” that quickly sold out two editions. Further sonic explorations have added other found sounds, such as shortwave “numbers stations” and the mysterious online phenomena known as Unfavorable Semicircle.
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