Hello friends,
After a 3 year hiatus, the event promotion organization formerly known
as clonk returns to Toronto on Friday August 26th with the first in a
series of events under a new moniker; Vague Terrain. Vague Terrain will
serve as a promotional vehicle for forward thinking electronic music
events in Toronto, and a broad range of digital arts online through
http://www.vagueterrain.net a new web-based quarterly.
This evening will featuring live performances from..
tinkertoy - lautmaschine / noise factory recordings
naw - noise factory recordings / vague terrain
aidan baker -
http://www.aidanbaker.org
video by robin armstrong
toronto @ art bar / the gladstone hotel
limited capacity
$5 / doors open @ 9pm
1214 queen st. west
We hope to see you out on the 26th!
The first issue of
http://www.vagueterrain.net will be launched this
October and it will be dedicated to an exploration of digital detritus.
The next vague terrain event is scheduled for Saturday September 24th
and will feature a live PA from Vancouver Based Zora Lanson recording
artist Granny'Ark.
For more information please take a look at our URL
http://www.vagueterrain.net our online flyer
http://www.vagueterrain.net/poster.jpg or contact us at
vagueinfo@vagueterrain.net
hope to see you out on the 26th,
Neil Wiernik & Greg Smith
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Artist Information...
tinkertoy - noise factory recordings/
http://www.lautmaschine.com/
Tinkertoy is a Toronto based duo comprised of Andrew Wedman and Paul
Shrimpton. Both Andrew and Paul came from classical music backgrounds to
form Tinkertoy in 2000 -- a project that has since evolved into a unique
style of washy, sometimes melodic techno. Tinkertoys music is about the
discovery of beauty in sundry noise. Their sound palette is developed
through an extensive process of sampling outdoor environments and
natural instruments and remodeling those samples using their own
programmed software. Tinkertoy's sound is always based on
experimentation, and they bring this approach to their live performances.
naw - noise factory recordings / vague terrain /
http://www.naw.phoniq.net
Montreal native Neil Wiernik currently living in Toronto, began his
explorations in electronic music making as early as 1988. Known to push
the boundaries of his musical form from designing new or manipulating
existing sound making devices and software to creative uses of
production environments and sound sources, naw's music is a blend of
sound manipulation/design, experimental musics and dub-tech rhythms,
which on the surface sound quite simple, but incorporate a number of
touches that steer this artist away from being simply another minimal
techno or experimental laptop artist. He combines post-house, dubby
minimal techno, microsound and thick ambience, to create his own version
of deep techno, house and other electronic laptop oriented musics. Neil
has released music on various national and international record labels,
including releases on Noise Factory, Complot, Clevermusic, Piehead and
Pertin_nce. As naw, Neil has performed extensively along side a variety
of national and international artists both in and outside of Canada. In
2004 and 2005 naw will released his follow up noise factory record full
length called: "green nights orange days", as well as a full length
outing with Pertin_nce Records called: "terrain vague". These two
records find Neil at his deepest, dubbiest and most experimental
sounding yet. The release of these records will coincide with a series
of North American and European tour dates through out 2005.
aidan baker -
http://www.aidanbaker.org
Aidan Baker is a Toronto-based musician and writer. As a solo artist, he
explores the deconstructive possibilities of the electric guitar
creating music that ranges from &/or encompasses ambient/experimental to
electronica to post-rock. He has released numerous albums on such labels
as Drone Records, Piehead Records, Zunior Records, & Die Stadt Musick.
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