[Nonsequitur] this Friday at the Chapel

Steve Peters nonseq at drizzle.com
Wed Apr 18 09:56:59 PDT 2007


Nonsequitur presents...

SHORT CIRCUITS: cracked, hacked, and generally wacked electronic music 
by atlatl (Phil Hendricks), rebreather (Christopher DeLaurenti & Alex 
Keller), and Colin Andrew Sheffield & James Eck Rippie

Friday, April 20, 8 PM (doors open 7:30)
Chapel Performance Space
Good Shepherd Center
4649 Sunnyside Ave. N, Seattle
(in Wallingford, just south of 50th St.)
$5-$15, sliding scale

In the digital age, we've come to expect electronic music to be crisp, 
clean, smooth, and perfect. All the bugs worked out. But it was not 
always so. As recently as the 20th century, mad professors made 
electronic music by cobbling together all kinds of weird devices, 
making them do things they were not necessarily intended to do. The 
results were unpredictable, barely controllable, often nasty, 
occasionally thrilling. Tonight we present a line-up of audio craftsmen 
who still do things the old way.

Full info at http://nseq.blogspot.com and http://gschapel.blogspot.com
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