DRONICA #3

NOVEMBER 2016

RAXIL4 // live

Raxil4 is multidisciplinary sound and sculptural artist Andrew Page, specializing in analogue electronic dronescapes, he is active on the London sound art, improve and noise scenes.

FATHOM // live

A three piece band consisting of two guitars and drums. Heavy repetitive rhythms with doomy stuttering guitars layered between feedback and noise. This was their first and only exhibition.

MEDIAL AGES // live

Medial Ages. Live noise performance – experimental electromagnetic noise with D.I.Y. circuitry: Oscillators, Timers, LDR, Induction Coils, Solar Cells, Schmitt Triggers, Atari Punk Consoles, Light Sources (Projectors, Lamps, Strobes) & High Voltage devices (Plasma Speaker and Tesla Coil).
Natural low voltage components – solar cells from 3v to 12v – supply low output devices. The oscillators, based on the 555 chip, controls 3V to 9V input and transforms it into sound.

MERLIN NOVA // live

A rollercoaster of feeling and emotion that mixes performance art with music creating a truly unique experience.

HARMERGEDDON // live

Nathan + Fae Greywater || London based a/v performance art duo formed in 2010.
From the unwanted, unheard and unseen they create instruments, installations, sound pieces and visuals improvised as a feedback loop between gesture and combined consciousness.
Consumed electronics, kinetic pulse, drifting texture, undulating drone, amber cloud, alternating current, corrosive rain, dots behind the eyes, light becomes sound, rebuilt from the ground up with whatever comes to hand.

DOG MILK // live

Dog Milk is an open-ended and predominantly online collaborative performance/noise collective. At its core it is James Shearman and Rosie King (both collaborating and producing solo ‘variant’ work). Dog Milk is mostly focused on free improvisation, dissonant harsh noise and experimental instrument dissection.

VERA BREMERTON // live

A mix of modern opera, techno and musique concrete. Classically trained but fond of harsh industrial beats, Vera sings, screams and croons through a vocal range of 4 octaves. Her music conveys a demonic, mystical effect.

NEEDLE FACTORY // live

Solo work of Freddy May, a visual and audio artist utilizing sewing machines and found sounds to create drone/ abstract/soundscapes.

ANDREA PADUANO // installation

Rome’s multidisciplinary audio visual artist and photographer, Andrea ‘Von’ Paduano.

LUMEN // installation

Lumen are an art collective based in London. They explore themes of astronomy and light, exhibiting works in selected churches around the UK. This show to marks the beginning of a collaboration with the Churches Conservation Trust & Arts&Heritage in a unique art project to inspire a dialogue around how humanity understands our existence.
Lumen unites churches across the country in a single installation through matching the location of the churches selected to take part with a constellation – the arrangement of the buildings on the ground matching the pattern of the stars in the sky. This resulting gestalt could possibly be the biggest single art installation ever in Britain, exhibiting paintings, photography, projections, sculpture and site-specific work all exploring the theme of Space, Science and Art.
Artists: Louise Beer, Rebecca Huxley, Melanie King.