#piyojo

MSHR (us)

"Birch Cooper and Brenna Murphy work at the intersection of digital sculpture, analog circuitry and ceremonial performance. Their physical projects revolve around analog light-audio feedback systems built from macro-arrangements of their sculptural synthesizers."

http://mshr.info/

TOMUTONTTU (fin)

"Multi-media artist Jan Anderzen from Tampere who's inspired by the multitudes of mold and microbial life. Abstract sound compositions but with a pop sensibility placed fully at its core. A confounding array of musical references such as folk, hip-hop and the colourful nexus of Yellow Magic Orchestra

www.kemiallisetystavat.com/tomutonttu

MAX EILBACHER / DUNCAN MOORE (us)

"Heavily manipulated and abstracted sonic quality with performance tending towards the theatrical side, using techniques such as grotesque facial gestures, physical comedy, and dance."

http://arsmedia.biz/headband.html

AQUA DENTATA (uk)

"Solo project of E. Nuttall, a London-based artist. Working primarily with electronic and acoustic devices, Nuttall creates a dense tapestry of hypnotic drones and surreal textures.

http://www.aquadentata.org/

RO (dk)

"Copenhagen-based Chris Shields' RO project toggles between extremely non-musical and string composition, computer music, field recording and custom homemade modular synth patchwork."

http://roweb.co/

PIYOJO (nl)

"Rik Möhlmann from Groningen. In his audio-visual live sets sounds from synths, drum machines and other electronics are sourced and stacked upon each other into constantly morphing rhythmic and non-linear juxtapositions.