Friday 27 May

Ed Chivers

Interference patterns is an A/V work that explores the electromagnetic fields emitted from modified cathode ray tube televisions. The magnetic fields are navigated by the performer using electromagnetic coils, and the audio output of these are then fed back into the TV creating a feedback loop; what you see is what you hear is what you see is what you hear.

The energies are constantly being transformed from electromagnetic waves, to analogue audio signals, and back again. There are no other audio sources and the audio is left pure and un-altered.

Ed Chivers is a music maker and educator. He tours internationally with the bands Fujiya & Miyagi, and AK/DK, and he's currently interested in playing with the electromagnetic spectrum using it as an instrument for audio visual devices.

Shane dB/Dark Matter Project

Shane is a second year PhD Music Student researching the role of the Digital Audio Workstation in electronic music production.

He previously used to run an independent record label, Manic Ears Records, in the late 1980s that was in the forefront of the UK Punk, hardcore and grind core scene, and a favourite of the late John Peel for BBC Radio at the time.

Shane now is a DJ and Producer and announces his own solo techno outfit – Dark Matter Project and his music is based on the raw, deep, hypnotic, and minimal sounds of techno.

Shane will be performing at ‘Tomorrow Calling’ day festival on the 18th of September at Amp Studios in London when he plans to showcase his own EP to be released July/August 2022.