I finally managed to upload some stuff I recorded with the Videophone (which now also has it’s final name, yay). I’m still building on it like crazy, so there’s lots more to come.
Here’s also a picture of its last stage (it already looks different again, but I am way slower with documenting than I am with building.
I am currently building the screen to the left inside the housing.
Here’s two recordings I’ve made. More to come, soon.
Most important meal of the day oder was.
Made a fresh install of Xubuntu 12.04, found Gimp 2.8. This computer has never been more fun.
Woooo!
finally, the first opportunity to see Visuals from my new Machine in BIIIG! And they are absolutely GORGEOUS.
So Please, all come to Rob Bellman’s Show Capt. Hardy Taste the Gumbo
TODAY (Friday) at 6.
Horatio Jr. @ The Lord Nelson, 66 Canon Beck Road, Rotherhithe. London. SE16 7DN
It’s been close to a year now since I had the Night Shift show at Simon Oldfield Gallery. Yesterday, I was surprised in a very very nice way by Rebecca Helen Page, who has filmed bits of the performance I’ve done there and uploaded them to Vimeo.
It was quite a noisy performance with very weird sound and I had very short hair at that time.
The desk I had my instruments on was absolutely gorgeous. It felt like my own private TARDIS.
http://player.vimeo.com/video/29164394?portrait=0&color=ff0307
Thanks a lot Rebecca.
Oh, the randomness. The whole thing was disorganised as fuck!
Of course, there was no projector, the Kaoss pad’s power adapter broke, I forgot the extra special cable for the Zoom 505 at home. The PA sucked big time and I was playing last, ending around 5:30. I was loud and obnoxious
All in all, It was a pretty fun night.
Playing here next:
23 June at 14:00 until 24 June at 16:00
Joann Marr House,
3 Constable Crescent N15 4QZ Tottenham, London
As far as I’m told I’m supposed to play around 3.30-4. Hm, late. Hope I won’t be completely hidden away.
Here’s a picture from the set I played at the show at Forman’s smokehouse gallery. I usually never play on the floor, but in this case, I was already far beyond caring to organise a table. It was a fun gig in front of very few people.
New work growing
