Seijiro Murayama: Snare drum, cymbal
Steve Bates: Guitar, effects

Live in Vienna, at the Rhiz
March 20, 2013
Recorded by Noid

Seijiro Murayama & Steve Bates Live at Rhiz, Vienna

Live sound and recording by: Johann Lapitz

echoraum
Vienna, March 21, 2013

Burkhard Stangl | Martin Siewert | Steve Heather | Steve Bates - Live in Vienna

From "The Wrong Echo" record release at Casa del Popolo, Montréal. 

Marc-Alexandre Reinhardt (drums, electronics) Peter Burton (double bass) Steve Bates (guitar, feedback)

Also performing in The Wrong Echo Band this evening were David Bryant (guitar) and jake moore (vocals). 

Calypso (Live), Peter Burton, double bass; Marc-Alexandre Reinhardt, drums; Steve Bates, guitar

Stereo field recording of Verdun Cathedral bells. Image by Eve Demaux. Part of the series, Two Hundred Seventy Three. 
stevebates.info/project/three-hun…nd-three-seconds/

Verdun, France Cathedral Bells [009/100]

Douglas Moffat_Barbara at Lachine Canal Shrub Mass

Douglas Moffat_Barbara at the Westmount Tunnel

Douglas Moffat_Catherine Sauvage beneath the Charlevoix Bridge

This record is a rough approximation of how the island of Montréal might sound if played on a vast turntable. It is a record of what might be heard as a needle traces across the island’s varied surfaces, cuts through its snow banks and jumps its highway barriers. It is a document of a landscape transduced into sound. 

Montréal Phonographe LP

Part of the series, Two Hundred Seventy Three. 
stevebates.info/project/three-hun…nd-three-seconds/

Vienna Street Piano [20/100]

Valparaiso Brass Band [21/100]

Valparaiso Bunnymen Portales [22/100]

Athens Lemon Tree Truck [24/100]

Valparaiso Playa Caleta [23/100]

12” one-sided, vinyl with mirror cover and unique feedback print
12 MIN 09 SECS
EDITION: 5
RECORDED AND MIXED BY STEVE BATES
Cut by dieb 13 (Vienna)
[coastal.02]

Composition of feedback cut into the A-side of a vinyl record. The B-side is etched with, “The Cultural Logic of Late Noise”. Titles borrowed from Fredric Jameson’s, “Postmodernism, or The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism”.

Euphoria/ Self-Annihilation

Low power radio and streaming project
January 1 - 31, 2021

88.0 FM Lansdowne & Main
Nutana, Saskatoon, SK
24 / 7
Part of the Black Seas project.

We Have All Heard Things That Were Not There is a work for online streaming and low-power radio transmission. This new piece is part of an ongoing body of work (Black Seas) which began in 2015 and is influenced by historical and contemporary experiences of pathological and non-pathological auditory hallucination. We Have All Heard Things That Were Not There is a sound work that incorporates noise, music and voices; the three types of sound hallucinated, in the form of an audio essay, similar to the film essay genre but told through sound alone.

Thank you to the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Originals program.

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