From installation and live performance by Dubmorphology in relation to the screening of Copolla's "The Conversation" at the BFI. Photo by Aniruddha Das

The Conversation T - 4

The Conversation T - 3

The Conversation T - 2

From the installation and live performance by Dubmorphology in relation to the screening of Copolla's "The Conversation" at the BFI. Photo by Aniruddha Das

The Conversation T - 1

Trevor Mathison, Gary Stewart and Aniruddha Das ascend to Lower Ground, observing humanity's propensity for environmental self harm.

LOWER GROUND

A contemporary revisiting of the traditional nativity story for the artist event 'If On A Winter's Night' at St. Mary's Church, Walthamstow 15 December 2017. With Jonathan Rathbone, St Mary’s Director of Music and Choir.

A sonic journey of imagination and discovery taping into the wonder and strangeness of the Christmas season through the nativity story that speaks to universal hopes and fears that continue to inspire, comfort and confound people the world over.

In The Beginning

A sonic pre-telling of humanity's willful and blase self harm leading to an inevitable demise. Music by Trevor Mathison, Gary Stewart & Aniruddha Das

LOWER GROUND Pt 2: TOWARDS HUMAN EXTINCTION

Dr Eddie George followed by Dubmorphology live session @ Strictly Vinyl Conference as a part of "The Poetics of Dub" session, Sat 13th January 2018, Goldsmiths College

Reflections on Dub and the Aesthetics of Noise

Tate Modern, Aug 2012: Trevor Mathison & Gary Stewart running 2 days of performance and public workshops with special guests Gretchen Cummings, Sonia Mehta on vocals, Aniruddha Das on bass, Paul Chivers on electronics and percussion, HKB FiNN on spoken word.

Diss.o.nance

Long forgotten cataclysmic events buried deep in our collective psyche affect us without us realising. Unearthing and amplifying those memories can be by turns painful, cathartic and liberating.

New sounds by Trevor Mathison (0-Coast), Gary Stewart (Crush Delay) and Aniruddha Das (Digitakt).

DISTANT TRAUMA

Performance at the Royal Academy, London December 2018 in the Collections Gallery showcase at Burlington Gardens as part of their 250th year celebrations. The performance, entitled "Sonic Redux," featured vocalist Gretchen Cummings and incorporated gallery recordings and responsive music to create a collective sonic space, a layered tapestry of past and imagined futures.

Sonic Redux

Echoes have forever been a source of both fear and wonder. Composer Sarah Angliss reveals in this documentary made for Radio 4 why we find them so compelling and how we've tried to capture their thrill down the ages. Natural echoes have often been mimicked in music, creating a sense of other worldliness, and the echo effect has always been central to the world of dub reggae, as demonstrated by a performance by Gary Stewart and Trevor Mathison of Dubmorphology with Aniruddha Das from Asian Dub Foundation who push the echo to the edge of chaos.

Full 30 min programme on BBC Radio 4 can be found at  https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b5s5tb

Echo in a Bottle

Dubmorphology live performance featuring Kampala based MC Swordman Kitala. Nyege Nyege is part of a Kampala based arts incubator that includes an arts residency and community studios, a record label and artist management agency called Nyege Nyege Tapes and a party crew called Boutiq Electroniq.

Nyege Nyege Festival Uganda 2016

Comprised of artists Gary Stewart and Trevor Mathison, Dubmorphology is a London based research, production and performance project which produces experimental sound and visual installations, examining the relationship between culture and technology. The work created emerges from the artists’ direct response to specific sites and environments and incorporates historical and contemporary material exploring social and political issues.

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