#algomech

[saydyko-khomus]

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UDAGAN's concert in Sheffield @algomech Festival 17th May 2019! Festival of #algorave and #algomech in @dinavenue __________________________ This Friday we have another #algorave concert in @foodhall_sheffield @algorave @oscarsouth @udaganuniverse @saydyy_kuo_fedorova #khomus #algo #algorave #concert #shamanic #livecoding #spiritual #sheffield #jewsharp #UDAGANuniverse #UDAGAN (at DINA Venue) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0oCCB8gNnV/?igshid=vu57rgtq0nm9

[zzkt]

Please ask your local record store to stock the following Algomech 2019 festival genres: mechanical folk horror, algorithmic Siberian trance, kinetic lowercase, ASCII percussion, procedural Lancashire clog techno, experimental Ancient Greek choral, algorave. Thanks

— AlgoMech (@algomech) May 4, 2019

(via http://twitter.com/algomech/status/1124599541175672833)

[anne-fff]

AlgoMech Festival (Sheffield, UK)

INSTALLATION/PERFORMANCE - with Ryoko Akama 12:45pm-1:45pm, 12 Nov. 2017 Access Space, 3-7 Sidney Street, S1 4RG

Free, but booking essential

"Failed experiments" is a performative sound installation of precarious contraptions, made from mundane objects and small motors. These contraptions seem rather autonomous, yet Akama and Jacques are also present in the space, re-arranging, disturbing, interacting with the population of animated objects. This is Akama and Jacques's first collaboration, after more than a year of sharing thoughts, fascination for specific objects - and failed experiments. They will develop their collaboration in residency at Access Space Sheffield in the days running up to the festival.

[algopop]

Algomech - Festival of Algo’ and Mech' arts, Sheffield 12-19 Nov 2016

From the creators of Algorave, comes the broader Algomech (the Festival of Algorithmic and Mechanical Movement) to bring together workshops, talks and algorave performances that explore live-coding and other experimental music and performance practices. Full info, including lineup + tickets are on the algomech website.

[davidlittler]

Delighted to be presenting Lace Tells - a sound performance exploring hand-made Bobbin Lace with Jason Singh, Nathaniel Mann, Alex Mclean and Louise West for Crafting Sound 1 at Algomech - the Festival of Algorhythmic and Mechanical Music on Saturday 12 November, Millennium Galleries, Sheffield. It is a weeklong festival packed full of great talks, workshops, and performances. This is the festival’s first year and features as part of Sheffield’s Year of Making. Hope to see you there.