Sonic Electronics 2020

Sonic Electronics is an experimental event.

We propose an anti-techno-capitalist approach to music genres like ambient, drone, techno, experimental, electronics, acousmatic, live coding, noise, vaporwave, glitch, dark, new wave, post-punk,…

I K L E C T I K
‘Old Paradise Yard’ 20 Carlisle Lane
SE1 7LG London – UK


Sonic Electronics with Tasos Stamou/on&off/Grid (N)+more

Thursday, 7 May 2020 from 19:30-22:30

Programme:

Tasos Stamou + Eirini Kartsaki

on&off

Grid (N)

Jilliene Sellner

mathr & netz

Artists:

Tasos Stamou + Eirini Kartsaki
“In a Way so Brutal”
http://www.tasosstamou.com

on&off
on&off is a collaborative performance project between artists Nikolai Kozin and Martin Lau. Nikolai creates live animated drawings accompanied by noise/soundscapes produced by Martin, with each element being improvised in response to the other.
https://www.facebook.com/onoffduo/

Grid (N)
Emanuele Poliani, a.k.a. Grid (N) is a noise experimental artist based in Berlin as well as a researcher in quantum physics. The main idea behind all his audio visual performances is to transform the workflow of music creation in an experimental playground. A long lasting self limiting creative rule, an “oblique strategy” which characterized his last production, is the concept of “instant music”: no plans, no laptop and total improvisation. Starting from this rule, many different concepts for guiding the performances can be created. He will bring at IKLECTICK his main project inspired by Aldous Huxley’s reducing valve theory. According to this theory, every individual is a victim of the linguistic tradition which creates a grid in everybody’s mind in order to reduce the awareness belonging to Mind at Large. Musically, this is in contradiction with the usual structure of magical/hypnotic/mystical music where repetitive sounds and rhythms are the main building block.This ambitious project aims to tune the audience to bypass the reducing valve by even destroying the squared (into the grid) way to compose music.
http://www.gringoise.com/grid.html

Jilliene Sellner
Jilliene Sellner (aka Canyella or Harbour Me) is a UK based Canadian sonic artist and curator. She has performed and had installations in the UK, Belgium, Germany, Austria and Switzerland and is currently producing her first release as Harbour Me – a compilation of multichannel phonographic works. Sellner’s work considers the irrevocably entwined relationship between colonialism, the environment and culture and emphasises the interconnections between gender, race, utility, exploitation, defense, leisure and environmental conservation. Her practice sites itself between collaborative distributed listening, live networked performance and soundscape composition.  A PhD researcher at Goldsmiths/Sussex and leads a co creating project called ‘Heya’ with female experimental sound artists and musicians in the Middle East, Sellner is a regular Framework Radio guest producer with episodes themed around gender and decolonialism in phonography which feature women from locations such as Brazil, Egypt and India. The most recent episode for Framework, Women in the Field (Jan 2020) reflects on gender and the act of field recording and includes original contributions from female field recordists, including pioneer, Hildegard Westercamp.
https://soundcloud.com/canyella/consistent-accumulation-zone
www.jillienesellner.com

mathr & netz
Ommatidia
The visualization code takes an image from a single lens webcam, and processes it to emulate the ommatidia. Arranged in a hexagonal grid, which is an optimal packing reached by evolution, each cell has a wide angle, with overlapping edges repeating parts of the image and enhancing the drama of moving objects. The colour of the cells are modified according to the volume levels of three frequency bands of audio (bass, mids, treble). Over time the size of the cells are modulated, zooming disconcertingly.
http://netzzz.net/ommatidia/


Sonic Electronics with Nicolas Melman Nnja Riot Jacken Elswyth

Wednesday 25 March 2020 from 19:30-22:00

Programme:

Nicolas Melman

Nnja Riot

Jacken Elswyth

Nicolas Melman
Nicolás Melmann (Arg- BCN) musician and sound artist uses sound as the raw material for his compositions, multi-
instrumentalist creates sonic pieces and installations using electronics, unconventional instruments, field recordings and spoken word. He participated in the Red Bull Music Academy (N Y 2013). Touring extensively through Asia, Europe, North and Latin America, performing in places such as the Metropolitan Art Museum of New York (Supporting Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto), Victoria and Albert Museum (London), Museum of Contemporary Art (Denver), Festival Mutek, Sónar, Polytech Museum (Moscow), Seoul Museum of Art (South Korea) etc, worked as curator at the Mar Museum (Arg); held art residencies in the MACBA (B. A.), Asylum Arts (Mexico), won prizes such as the National Arts Foundation (Arg) and the Kosice Biennial, Asylum arts (NY), ZKM (DE) and participated in educational projects around new music
and sound art (CMMAS – Morellia – MX), Fundación Telefónica (Lima) among others.
https://www.facebook.com/nicolas.melmann

Nnja Riot
Multi-instrumentalist noise artist Lisa McKendrick performs using instruments, DIY FX, self-built synths, light toys and kinetic devices. Her music is an exploration into the possibilities of instruments, electronics, collected sounds and the human voice.
https://nnjariot.bandcamp.com/

Jacken Elswyth
Jacken Elswyth is a London-based banjo player exploring traditional tunes, extrapolations thereon, and improvisational pieces for clawhammer banjo. Betwixt & Between Tapes is a series of split cassette tapes, each of which pairs Jacken’s banjo playing with music contributed by a different artist.
https://betwixtbetweentapes.bandcamp.com/


Sonic Electronics with Fixateur Externe/Bubble People/Onin/Laura Netz/Nerve

Saturday 25 January – doors 7.30pm – start 8pm | £7 adv / £10 otd

BUY TICKETS: https://buytickets.at/iklectik/321318

Programme:

Fixateur Externe

Bubble People (Per Jas)

Onin (James L Malone and Joe Wright)

Laura Netz aka Medial Dark Ages

Nerve

Artists:

Fixateur Externe
Kálmán Pongrácz aka Rovar17 & Zopán Nagy
Sound Poetry & Musique concrete Ü! UAI! Sound-poetic, meta-linguistic, traces: (S)experimental impro-vision, word pictures, sound layers, dream shards, opening microdimensions… Vibrations, Sensitive Waves, Post-Vibrations …, dream-shards (comma),… Ü! Ű from panyiga ü
https://havizaj.bandcamp.com/album/split-6

Bubble People (Per Jas)
a live modular and hardware act from London.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V11YVgWegok

Onin (James L Malone and Joe Wright)
the collaborative duo of James L Malone and Joe Wright, which explores interlocking feedback systems in highly volatile improvised music.
https://flufrecs.bandcamp.com/album/non

Nerve
Noise, rave and free improv from Hong Kong
https://lo4nerve.com
https://www.youtube.com/lo4nerve

Laura Netz aka Medial Dark Ages

medial dark ages live performance