Betalevel

05/18/2018

A Series of Sounds and Lectures

03/17/2018

TONIGHT: Swap Meet #69, the lucky Shammrock Swap!

Swap Meet: Karaoke & ConvivialitySaturday, March 17, at 9pm

02/27/2018

05/03/2017

Electroencephonography

Storm Chaser / Cool Maritime
Gel Set / Jeremiah Chiu

Wednesday, April 24
8pm
Free

It appears that this has become somewhat of a series. While it has grown organically rather than from specific parameters, thus far it has been mostly synths, some modular. Meditative loops, planet flows, minimal pop, portal wave.

Featuring:

Storm Chaser

Cool Maritime

Gel Set

Jeremiah Chiu

04/17/2017

TONIGHT: Electric Sound Bath, Ross Fish, Ant'lrd, and Ki Oni! https://t.co/iMluup5e7B…

04/11/2017

RAGE Thormbones

Matt Barbier and Weston Olencki
Friday, April 21st
8pm
Free

RAGE Thormbones returns to everyone’s favorite laser dolphin layer with a performance of music for trombones, contact mics, a phonographic record player, and something else that we’ll probably forget at home. Matt and Weston perform music by Katie Young, Adi Snir, Jen Hill, Weston Olencki, and Robert Wannamaker.

04/11/2017

Micaela Tobin and Ted Byrnes

04/11/2017

Joe Foster, Michael Pisaro , and William Hutson

04/08/2017

Foster/Hutson/Pisaro & Byrnes/Tobin
https://www.facebook.com/events/294184887689595/

Monday, April 10th
8pm
Free

Joe Foster
William Hutson
Michael Pisaro

&

Ted Byrnes
Micaela Tobin

04/06/2017

Jason Kahn / Stephanie Smith / Casey Anderson

Voice, Strings, Electricity

New and Recent Work for Live Electronics, Voice by Casey Anderson, Stephanie Smith, and Jason Kahn
Thursday, April 27th
8PM
Free

Jason Kahn’s performances explore the physical and spiritual limits of breath, stretching the voice to its breaking point. The disintegration of each vocal gesture leads to the next, creating a structure where what remains with each evacuating breath creates a context for the entire piece.
Originally a drummer and electronic musician, Kahn turned to the voice to find a more direct connection to himself and the audience. Without the benefit of having an instrument shielding him, Kahn contends with the vulnerability of laying himself bare to the listener.
“As a listener, you feel your experience merging with his. Each long, drawn out line moves from intimate to disembodied, from the familiar to the alien and estranged. What you hear is a cycle of disintegration and renewal, both biological and spiritual, made manifest.”
>Matt Wuetrich, The Wire
Born 1960 in New York and growing up in Los Angeles, Jason Kahn moved to Europe in 1990. He currently lives in Zurich, Switzerland.
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Stephanie Smith is a composer, performer and programmer who creates interactive pieces, installations, improvisations and through-composed works. She often uses electronics, violin and light, and her latest explorations with motor arrays have been featured in the 2016 issue of Experimental Music Yearbook.
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Casey Anderson is an artist working with sound in a number of media, including composition, improvisation, electronic music, saxophone, text, and installations.

03/30/2017

Electroencephonography

Ant’lrd / Ross Fish /
Electric Sound Bath / Ki Oni

Sunday, April 16
8pm
Free

Featuring:

Ant’lrd — sun-drenched swirls with modular synth and samplers/li>

Ross Fish (Moffenzeef Modular) — aggressive minimal grooves composed in real time

Electric Sound Bath — bass, Nepalese singing bowl, modular synth, electronics, bells, found sounds

Ki Oni — DJ set