Nano Steps: a particle performance concluded it's inaugural shows in Helsinki City Theatre Stage for Contemporary Performance with a post-performance discussion with artists Aati Hanikka, Iiris Syrjä and Valtteri Alanen, scientists Anna Barth and Kemper Ludlow, hosted by curator Suvi Tuominen.

Nano Steps Post-Performance Discussion

Love 7

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3tpcKA4cHg&t=172s

Fish Eye

Dreams

Continuing our guest mix series, we've got Swansea/Bristol based selector and producer Goldefish joining us for 2 hours of extremely great tunes, from a pretty great guy, fresh off the release of self released debut EP Fisheye. We also caught up with him for a few questions about music and that, makes for a great read while listening.
https://vandelayradio.com/blog/2018/7/8/van035-goldefish
Goldefish - https://soundcloud.com/lloyd-howell

VAN036: Goldefish

Shaces Lou Shaces
can be very persuasive
when selling suitcases
and handwoven shoe laces
from the boot of his car
equipped with a mini bar
and rare collection of 28 American steel resonator guitars
dotted around all originally packaged
bouncing along and making an awful racket
as he clocks up miles
over the western isles
playing tennis in the rain
only hitting aces
as is the way
with Shaces Lou Shaces

Sweet

https://linktr.ee/goldefish

Out on @gatedrecordings

Originally a remix for @DareBalogun from his EP 'Empty In Eaton' - go and check it out !!

https://soundcloud.com/moskalus/premiere-dare-balogun-we-could-have-had-brunch-three-point-oh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M4T5m5mfa4&frags=pl%2Cwn

Passive Pleasure

Obtain

We Could Have Had Brunch (Goldefish's Breaks For Brunch Remix)

Listen to the full album, 'Atwater': http://www.astrangelyisolatedplace.com/asipv014-james-bernard-atwater

With productions dating back to 1994, James Bernard has gained a cult following for his combination of atmospheric analog beats and modular synthesizers. His debut album, ‘Atmospherics’ is often heralded as a classic by the diggers who stumble across it, and James’ 'Unreleased Works' are a hidden gem of early 90’s electronica (if you’re lucky enough to own a copy on CDR of course). 

James has been busy experimenting and refining his modular setup over the years, to the extent that a full album of beautiful music, created live in one take on a sunny afternoon, comes to life once more here on ASIP. 

‘Atwater', was performed live during a 2018 'Modular On The Spot’ event, held in Los Angeles’ North Atwater Park. With his custom analog modular rig, a small set of speakers and a generator, James took the afternoon audience on a glistening tour of the beautiful sounds to emerge from a Moog Mother 32, custom built filters and various Eurorack modular sequencers, modules and effects. 

After hearing James' set, ASIP proposed presenting the music in permanent form for everyone who missed that special day. James initially took the chance to recreate the set and edit versions ready for a release, but after careful consideration, it was decided to release the raw unedited live version of his set (mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri) forever cementing that special moment and irreplaceable emotion found in North Atwater Park that one afternoon.