Art Devices
-A night of electronic and acoustic music, performance art, delicious food,
and hijinx with Detroit artists: Detronik, The Darktwin, Nefpaj, Adinkra,
OmegaMonkey, and Kaleida...
Friday, August 23
Doors at 10pm
$5 at door
The Artists:
Adinkra
Playing music since the age of 4, Adinkra now focuses on melo-percussive
instruments. Adinkra has played and collaborated with people around the
world,including Stevie Wonder. One must play with compounds of movement,
melody, and passion.
The Darktwin
Pulsing thick groove-rolling basslines--psychic melody--interruption of
clique perceptual nature--live through recapitulation of moments now
memory--now move.
Nefpaj
(transit broadcast records, analog semantics, detroit u.s.a.)
Omegamonkey
The one man wonder enthusiastically performs with props to his whim:
Everything from fire and machinery, to makeshift monkeys.
Kaleida
A birage of sound, from poems suitable for music or singing, to noise
suitable for journeys through mind, body, and all that rhythm ; tones
related to one another as to make up a particular phrase or idea. Passages
to tweak perception.
Detronik
Established in 1997 by experimentalists Micho and antiLogic in a remote lab
under Detroits Eastern Market. Detronik is a title of an experiment that
represents the deconstruction and reconstruction process formulated for an
assembly of rhythmic sound devices. The ultimate goal was to research an
electronic sound-producing device, then to assimilate the device for
interaction with a human subject. This interaction process is referred to
as bio-reactive. The experiment, utilizing the detronik bio-reactive
process, sought to achieve a complete audible experiencewhere humans
interact with sound devices and sound devices interact with humans. Both
factors of human/device interaction were to be of equal proportion.
Detronik is a live experiment with these devices and the interaction process.
All end results known as music are achieved by live manipulations of the
sound and its cyclic tendencies in multiple layers. Detronik is not music; it
is a message from these devices.
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