13 February 2011

REFRACTION

ANONYMEYE (bris)

TEXTILE AUDIO

MIKE MAJKOWSKI

CASPAR JEFFREY & SHAUN PREMNATH

7.30pm, Wednesday 2nd March, 2011

Serial Space

33 Wellington Ave, Chippendale

$10/$5 donation at the door

ANONYMEYE (bris)

Anonymeye, the nom de plume of Andrew Tuttle from Brisbane, Australia, reimagines post-Federation Australia and secessionist micronation movements within a search engine generated abstract musical Esperanto. Utilising electronic and acoustic instrumentation including acoustic guitar, signal processing, synthesisers, and effects units, Tuttle's creative output under the Anonymeye guise straddles and blurs boundaries between improvisation and composition, experimentation and song-form, rural landscapes and urban constructions and melody and dissonance.

http://anonymeye.wordpress.com/

http://www.myspace.com/anonymeye

TEXTILE AUDIO

Between ambient electronica and classical music lies Textile Audio, a project by operatic mezzo soprano and electronic musician Eve Klein. Working with scores, field recordings, and operatic-pop composite vocals to weave rich melodic soundscapes and textures this music is unashamedly romantic.

http://www.textileaudio.com/

http://www.myspace.com/textileaudio

MIKE MAJKOWSKI

Mike Majkowski is a double bassist working in the broad field of improvised/exploratory music as a performer, collaborator and organiser. Solo work has been a particular focus of his since 2008, where he investigates how the use of refined self-devised extended techniques develops the sound and style of the work. Other projects include: Roil (with Chris Abrahams + James Waples), Blip (with Jim Denley), Strike (with Jon Rose + Clayton Thomas) and the Splinter Orchestra

www.myspace.com/mikemajkowski

CASPAR JEFFREY & SHAUN PREMNATH

Caspar Jeffrey is a Sydney based Indian percussionist. After a trip to India in 2004, he picked up a Tabla and since been trained in northern Indian, Hindustani, classical music. Caspar will collaborate with Shaun Premnath, fellow Indian musician to showcase a fusion of contemporary and traditional rhythmic styles, with an emphasis on improvisation.

Refraction is a monthly sound and experimental music series dedicated to the support, mentorship and development of emerging artists. Refraction is proudly supported by Sound Travellers and assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Graphics by Jade Cantwell

http://refractionsound.wordpress.com/