Alex Masso percussion, Finn Ryan percussion, Jono Lake piano, Sam Dobson double bass, Monika Brooks piano/accordion/electronics

SOUND LOUNGE, Seymour Centre
$20 Full / $12 Concession & Under 30
(02) 9351 7940 or tickets available at the door. If you are a NOW now regular you get entry for the concession price.

david rothenberg - Rothenberg’s music connects the living sounds of the natural world to the traditions of global rhythmic innovation and improvisation. Inspired by the melodies and beats of birds, insects, whales, water, and wind. http://www.whybirdssing.com

roil A new trio featuring Chris Abrahams - piano, Jame ‘Pug’ Waples - drums and Mike Majkowski - bass.
Proceeds from causes or general principles to consequences or particular instances.

kraig grady - is a compser and instrument builder from the US, who now lives and works in Wollongong. His works feature his own ensembles of acoustic instruments, including metallophones, marimbas, hammered dulcimers and reed organs tuned to microtonal just intonation scales. Kraig has also worked as a shadow puppeteer, tuning theorist, filmmaker and world music radio DJ. He has been nominated four times for the LA Weekly Awards as ‘best uncategorizable artist’ and was chosen by Buzz Magazine as one of the ‘100 coolest people in Los Angeles.’
www.anaphoria.com

@ serial space 33 wellington st chippendale $10 + $8

Bohemian Grove
music every sunday evening, 6-8pm
join the list by emailing ‘list’ to: bohemiangrovemusic

Peter Farrar Group(s)

Bohemian Grove
music every sunday evening, 6-8pm
join the list by emailing ‘list’ to: bohemiangrovemusic

Girth 4tet

Matthew Hopkins and Jonathon Hochman

XWAVE

Cabaret Callado (Brazil)

$5

Andrew Gadows live video and sound performance

Brendan Walls, James Tsai and Lloyd Honeybrook in the new project Praylau.

7pm
$7 Donation.
BYO

[Hibernian House]
Unit 405/342 Elizabeth St
Surry Hills.

at Music Farmers.
5 Crown Lane Wollongong 8pm
$10 and $5
www.1-4inch.com

Aaron Hull takes inspiration from urban environments, machinery and film, moving you from sublime sonic plateaus to gritty, shattered electronic landscapes. Recently returned from Europe this will be a rare opportunity to catch this artist live in his home town.

Metalog was founded by Jim Denley (originally from the Gong) in 2007, bringing together six unique artists from Sydney and Melbourne (mainly from Melbourne now), in an attempt to reflect on and extend our experiences of ‘the electroacoustic’. Each member is deeply involved in creating their own ‘Meta’ instruments and our aim, as a group, is to create a ‘metaband’. This band is about how bodies and a group of bodies interact with the world, now.

Natasha Anderson – although her practice began to some extent with notions of the recorder, where it is now is so far removed from this that she has completely invented a new way of thinking about instrumentalism, (with some serious hardware and software additions).

Robbie Avenaim’s concepts of percussion continue to astound. His use of automated electronic devices for hitting make us all rethink our assumptions of ‘playing together’.

Ben Byrne performs with a revox reel-to-reel tape recorder and other electronics. He explores the act of recording sound and operating electronic equipment as a a gestural and performative musical practice which foregrounds the materiality and potential of recorded sound while at the same time adding a meta musical level in which the temporality of the performance itself comes into question.

Jim Denley’s uncompromising creativity emanates from a radical approach to improvisation. He works with mutated percussion on his sax, throat mikes, contacts, computer and triggering devices - exploring the acoustics of his respiratory system.

Dale Gorfinkel - is an instrument re-designer, on the vibraphone. His idea of ‘play’ involves automated inventions, spatialised sounds and an approach to the trumpet that never knew convention.

Amanda Stewart’s voice isn’t just a voice, she uses amazing technique, amplification and diffusion to collide it’s smallest particles - she is as much an electronic musician as any laptopper. In the sense that a Metalanguage is a language about a language, this allows her to comment on notions and perceptions of voice.

Peter Newman is a time-based artist living in Sydney, New South Wales. He composes highly textural sound-driven audiovisual works for live performance, installation and screening/playback. These works explore the musical qualities of composed sound in a symbiotic relationship with moving image, often in a multi-speaker, multi-screen environment. His music is often concerned with drawing a sense of musicality from non-musical sources (such as field recordings and sound captured from video). In a performance context, he utilises a software-based framework for structured improvisation which he has been developing for several years. He has performed and exhibited widely within Australia (and occasionally overseas) for the last four years.

$12
ANDREW PEKLER (Berlin) supported by Goethe Institut Australia
MARCUS SCHMICKLER (Köln) supported by Goethe Institut Australia
METALOG (Sydney/Melbourne) supported by Sound Travellers
KAZUMICHI GRIME
NICK WISHART + HIROFUMI UCHINO
HEIL SPIRITS
IVAN LISYAK
TOECUTTER

The Factory
105 Victoria Rd, Marrickville, NSW
Friday July 11 – Saturday July 12
TICKETS :: The Factory Theatre

$12
TOY.BIZARRE (Bellac) supported by Alliance Francaise / French Embassy Australia
ROBERT NORMANDEAU (Montreal) supported by ACMA
LAWRENCE ENGLISH (Brisbane) supported by Sound Travellers
NAT (Melbourne) supported by Sound Travellers
JACQUES SODDELL (Bendigo) supported by Sound Travellers
KUSUM NORMOYLE

http://www.liquidarchitecture.org.au/la9program.html#syd

The Factory
105 Victoria Rd, Marrickville, NSW
Friday July 11 – Saturday July 12
TICKETS :: The Factory Theatre

THIS THURSDAY NIGHT
8PM $7
METALOG & SUPPORT @ AKEMI 40 GREAT WESTERN HIGHWAY, MEDLOW BATH