Name: Metals (excerpt) by Justin Bennett
Duration: 6 min 29 s
Description: Amplified metal percussion with live electronics. Part of a longer project, perhaps for a live set...

Amplified metal percussion with live electronics. Part of a longer project, perhaps for a live set...

Metals (excerpt)

An unedited recording made in July 1994 in Tanger. This was released as a cd-single on Staalplaat. Now sold out but available as a digital download via Bandcamp.

Cover by Aline Thomassen.

The Mosques of Tanger

WATCH THE VIDEO AT https://youtu.be/DvNYP453-fA

I'm sorry it's not really a joke after all I really am rather worried about all these things.

Project F.E.A.R (standup mix)

A live performance compressed into 5 minutes. The instrument built for it is inspired on David Tudor's neural synthesis works.

Feedwork • 2017

? STATE OF SOCIETY ?
! STATE OF SOLIDARITY !

in solidarity with my friends in Belgium fighting the new wave of right-wing austerity which is about to hit the social and cultural landscape in favour of big pharma and the oil industry. SOS!

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In Audio Dérives the audience is turned into the performer. This audio walk takes the listener from the Amstel park to Amsterdam’s financial district the Zuidas. Guy Debord’s Theory of the Dérive (1956) is introduced while reflecting on the immediate surroundings and architecture of the neighborhood. This solitary experience examines the poetry of walking in the urban environment.
Solitary walks took on a different meaning during the pandemic. While the digital realm gained dominance within our daily lives, public space became one of the few places where art could be experienced safely. Audio Dérives uses text and original music to offer a refuge from the digital space that seemed so dominant during lock-down.

Audio Dérives

Justin Bennett is a visual and sonic artist working with field recordings, soundwalks and electronic and acoustic improvisation. He is a member of the performance group BMB con. and a faculty member of the Institute of Sonology, Den Haag.

Metals (excerpt)

Justin Bennett

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