Arika bring Seijiro Murayama and Eric La Casa to Glasgow for Uninstal
Seijiro Murayama
The Arika-produced taster festival for Instal continues over the weekend with more experimental adventures in sound, including Eric La Casa and Jean-Luc Guionnet’s ‘House’, an exploration of soundscapes gathered from Glaswegian homes; ‘Used Sound’, concerning the philosophy of improvisation, and delivered by the philosophically- and musically-inclined trio of Guionnet, Ray Brassier, and Seijiro Murayama; and transgressive poetry/prose/music exhibition ‘What Is To Be Done?’ by Christian Bok, Craig Dworkin and JLIAT, which promises to push the boundaries and ‘exceed tradition’ in terms of thinking how we create music.
Tramway, Glasgow, until Sun 16 May. For more info see www.arika.org.uk.
More: Music, Previews (Music), Arika, Christian Bok, Craig Dworkin, Eric La Casa, Experimental, Jean-Luc Guionnet, JLIAT, Ray Brassier, Seijiro Murayama, Uninstal
Comments
No comments yet – be the first.
To post a comment you'll first need to sign in: Forgotten your password?
Not registered? Sign up – it only takes a minute.
RSS feed of these comments
Listen to sound art underwater at Glasgow's Wet Sounds installation 
Uninstal, Inferno Quiz Show – Taku Unami
Kronos in Glasgow - Kronos Quartet and Matmos interview 
Robbie Thomson on Cryptic Nights project Inducer 
Sound recordist/artist Chris Watson set for Edinburgh's Dialogues Festival 
Conquering Animal Sound launch debut album of ethereal electronica 
FOUND play at Electric Circus 
Rangda brings together Sir Richard Bishop, Ben Chasny and Chris Corsano 
Krautrock pioneers Faust embark on 2010 UK tour 
Humcrush unites members of Food and Supersilent for Edinburgh Dialogues gig 
Kill Your Timid Notion 2010 seeks to rewrite the rules of engagement 
Instal 09 
