[Nonsequitur] reminder: concert tonight at Gallery 1412

[Steve Peters]

Hope to see you there!

Thursday, February 1 at 8 PM
Gallery 1412
1812 18th Ave. (just north of Union), Seattle
$5 - $15 (sliding scale) at the door

Nonsequitur presents an evening of adventurous ambient/electroacoustic 
music with Australian sound artists Camilla Hannan and Eamon Sprod (aka 
TARAB), along with Seattle sound artist Dale Lloyd. All three artists 
share a common approach in their use of treated location recordings to 
create evocative sonic atmospheres that are hauntingly beautiful, 
hypnotic, and rich in sonic detail. Fans of artists such as Francisco 
Lopez, Steve Roden, and Jeff Greinke will find much to appreciate here.

For more info: http://nseq.blogspot.com

Camilla Hannan (Australia) is a sound artist working across the fields 
of composition, performance and installation. Her work has featured 
both in her own country and internationally in galleries, museums, main 
streets and electrical substations. Camilla takes location recordings 
and processes them into heavily textured abstracted soundscapes. Sites 
for her recordings have included steel foundries, construction sites, 
underground mines and sugar cane fields. Her primary concerns are 
concepts of the sonic narrative and the physicality of sound in 
specific spaces. Her CD "More Songs About Factories" - an open love 
letter to industrialisation - is released though Cajid Media.

http://www.camillahannan.com


TARAB (real name: Eamon Sprod) has been working on the fringes of the 
Melbourne sound world for the last eight years or so, primarily 
examining the interplay of field recordings and sounds generated from 
found objects. His work explores the possibilities of personal 
chartings and reactions to the urban environment, revelling in the 
decay and detritus to be found there. Interested in more than 
documentation, TARAB attempts to sonically trigger, form, and recreate 
the interior environments which occur through our interaction with the 
commonplace and often overlooked. His first album surfacedrift, was 
release on Naturestrip in 2004 and his second wind keeps even dust  
away is to be released by 23five inc. in early 2007. He has performed 
and exhibited in various galleries, festivals (Liquid Architecture, 
Immersion, Variable Resistance, and Whatismusic?) and other spaces 
around Melbourne, and has collaborated with, among others, Ernie 
Althoff, Anthea Caddy, Tim Catlin, and Rod Cooper. 

http://www.23five.org/archives/tarab.html
http://www.naturestrip.com/releases.htm
http://www.myspace.com/tarab3058


Dale Lloyd has been a sound artist, label owner, graphic designer, 
producer, musician, and visual artist. In 2001, he founded and/OAR, a 
recording label committed to presenting environmental recordings and 
sound art that utilizes them to varying degrees. In 2003, and/OAR 
Diffusion was founded to help distribute releases from other recording 
labels. From 2001 to 2005, Dale produced the highly regarded series of 
field recording compilations for Phonography.org. HIs own sound work 
has been released by labels such as and/OAR, Overheard And Rendered, 
Alluvial Recordings, Bremsstrahlung Recordings, Conv, Sirr.ecords, Non 
Visual Objects, Sonic Arts Network, Room40, Mu label, Mystery Sea, 
Petite Sono, S'Agita Recordings, Staalplaat / Open Circuit, Leerraum, 
Tiramizu, Accretions, Psyclone, Phonography.org, æ, World Domination / 
CZ Records, Praxis, Space Age Recordings, Shadow Puppet Recording 
Company, Labile Music, Throat, and Sonicabal.

http://www.and-oar.org/dalelloyd.html
http://www.and-oar.org/
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