On this day the 2nd of October, in London town on the banks for the river Thames, we, the band Oscillatorial Binnage will endeavour to process sounds both acoustic and electronic into the perfect fusion of avant gard and ancient Indian ragaa. An ongoing project by the band.
Basically we prepare for tomorrow's live performance at the pop-up theatre in London Bridge, one more week until this
AMAZING structure is torn down.
Two Resonance Radio Orchestra pieces, one by Chris Weaver - called Utility Frequency and another by Fari Bradley - called EQ (Emotional Quotient) based on the Persian Book of Kings will be on the same bill.
In the first hour, capping Sat night Fari B will be playing some of the tracks from her set at the famous anti-racism festival
Uprise (formerly Respect) tomorrow at Finsbury Park. This event is a huge testimony to the determination of the London community, the most diverse city in the UK, possibly in Europe. We are one of the most integrated cities and as such we know best if we need an anti-racism festival. Boris, sitting in his drawing room, and his hurried advisors, are not. Basically, Londoners are paying it for themselves.
Music from the history of, and future of The 100 Club.
brought up to date and this version uses mac versions of the same software.
Dance dance dance, we'll go on until 1am keep it tuned, let us know where you are and what you're doing while you listen. This week on Free Lab Radio there's no sound art, however the dances that riginally were done to some of these tunes deserve to be an a gallery! Thanks to Model 88 for their inspiration. Model 88 is a collaboration between Berlin based artist Mella Ojeda, and London based artist Lucie Red.
On this day the 2nd of October, in London town on the banks for the river Thames, we, the band Oscillatorial Binnage will endeavour to process sounds both acoustic and electronic into the perfect fusion of avant gard and ancient Indian ragaa. An ongoing project by the band.
Tonight's broadcast is on the theme of meditation, Indian ragaas are transformed with electronics and processors. A recording of a pre concert warm up, for the festival of Navaratri, the idea of this is the forcing of the electronic tonalities into the frequency domain of classical Indian ragaas. The main programming behind this piece is by award winning sonic artist Dan Wilson, concept and harmonium and voice by Fari Bradley.