Live recording of 7 people jamming on computers using Text software, made by Alex McClean. Session recorded at audio workshop at Access Space, Sheffield. Feb 5th 2011

Live Coding Jam using Text

stack [spin 6 $ spread' (slow) "3 4 5 2" $ sound "[bd*5 ht*5, [sid/4]*3 lt*2/5 mt*3, [sid/3]*3]"] |+| speed "2"

Cycle 5

Vast And Bulbous

Poca suerte

<a href="http://siliconebake.lurk.org">Silicone bake</a> are two
musicians from Sheffield trying to reconcile the voice+guitar with the
live coding laptop, respectively Jake Harries and Alex McLean.  They
work with semi-improvised, experimental pop, often weaving found
poetry of spam into the music, but this time covering Push Button
Bertha, connecting with algorithmic pop from the past.  Recorded in
ICSRiM and the School of Music, University of Leeds.

Credits:

Vocals/acoustic guitar - Jake Harries
Harmony vocals - Hope Bullard
Live coding - Alex McLean
Machinic sample (c) 
<a href="http://freesound.org/people/melack/sounds/13809/">melack</a> 
(<a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/">CC-BY 3.0</a>)

Push Button Bertha EP Track 3: Silicone bake: Push Button Bertha

empiric noise at a distance
Hackship, Stubnitz, London 30 April 2013
http://musichackspace.org/hackship/
http://ms.stubnitz.com/

Phantasmata at Stubnitz

Algorithmic pop and experimental computerism

Push Button Bertha EP Track 3: Silicone bake: Push Button Bertha

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