The truly excellent Spacedog have a new site. If you get the chance visit it here
In their own words Spacedog are, Live music for theremin, vocals, saw, percussion and our famous uncanny musical robots. Our music reflects our obsessions with defunct machines, faded variety acts and the darkest English folk tales.
You can't go wrong with any of that. Also check out their interview on The Phantom Circuit 66 def worth a listen. I believe there are also plans for a Spacedog ep soon.
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Saturday, 28 May 2011
Monday, 4 April 2011
Sarah Angliss/SpaceDog
Heard Sarah Angliss/SpaceDog on a recent Phantom Circuit. I have lifted a some of Sarahs Biog from her site. But I really do recommend that you pay it a visit to find out more.
Sarah Angliss Trained in electroacoustics, music and robotics, I specialise in creating
original sound installations, exhibits and live performances that mix cutting-edge technology with curious or vintage sound equipment and little known stories from the history of science. I’m particularly interested in creating sonic art that enables people to generate or manipulate sound using novel physical elements (e.g. robots; motion sensors). Whenever possible, I try to avoid compositions that generate music entirely through software – I find algorithmic music is richer and more delightful when it’s coupled to the real world in some meaningful way.
Sarah Angliss Trained in electroacoustics, music and robotics, I specialise in creating
original sound installations, exhibits and live performances that mix cutting-edge technology with curious or vintage sound equipment and little known stories from the history of science. I’m particularly interested in creating sonic art that enables people to generate or manipulate sound using novel physical elements (e.g. robots; motion sensors). Whenever possible, I try to avoid compositions that generate music entirely through software – I find algorithmic music is richer and more delightful when it’s coupled to the real world in some meaningful way.
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