Experimental Musician and Multimedia Artist
A post to spread the word. After a brief hiatus, the Beat Cypher returns on June 27th at a new location. Here is Justin's note on this from the official Facebook Group. “Hey everyone! Beat Cypher update: Madelife has officially moved to a new location. I will be holding the next cypher here on Thursday... Continue Reading →
I attended the Textures Ambient Showcase in Denver tonight. This is a a long-running event occurring on the last Sunday of each month at the Mutiny Information Cafe. I'll be performing there next month on November 26th as part of the Denver Synth_Drone Collective. Textures Ambient Showcase features 3-4 live acts each LAST Sunday of... Continue Reading →
The Denver & Boulder synthesizer scene is just exploding. In most weeks, there are multiple events happening of all types ranging from meetups to jams to concerts. I've started photo and video journaling the events I attend out on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/markmoshermusic/. I look forward to follows and following you fellow synth geeks back.
Spreading the word… I was first introduced to the 3rd Law Dance/Theater through my friend and Darwin Grosse who collaborated with them on numerous occasions. Last week, I was invited to attend a rehearsal for their upcoming show Elision Project Vol. 2. It's just a fantastic show and includes collaborations with commissioned scores by Conor... Continue Reading →
I'm excited to announce I'll be performing with the Boulder Laptop Orchestra this evening. Saturday, Mar 18 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm ATLAS Black Box Experimental Studio, Roser ATLAS Center, University of Colorado Boulder Facebook Event Page Boldly going where no laptop orchestra has gone before, BLOrk integrates technology with performers in an ensemble setting,... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/Mrp55klGV5U "Tonalities from Orbit #3" is a video recording of a live interactive soundscape and visual improvisation performed at the Rocky Mountain Synthesizer Meetup October 12th, 2016 at Globe Hall in Denver. It's performed using only a Nord Lead 4 with custom patches from INIT and Resolume using live camera input with no pre-recorded sequences. The theme... Continue Reading →
Denver Noise Fest was amazing. It was super fun to play (see video of CO2E my last post) and attend. Everybody really "brought it" - especially Youko Heidy from Japan who was "all in" for sure. Great turnout and a great crowd really made this event. Visuals by Visuals by orchidz3ro http://www.orchidz3ro.com/ were awesome as well. Enjoy the photo gallery :^)... Continue Reading →
The Carbon Dioxide Ensemble (CO2E) had the honor of opening night 2 of the Denver Noise Fest 2016 on December 22nd, 2016 at Globe Hall. Here is a video of our performance. https://youtu.be/ZB2VFfyXeso As I mentioned in a recent post, the focus of our ensemble is on live improvisational performance of musique concrète. Thomas Lundy uses blocks... Continue Reading →
The Denver Noise Fest VII 2016 is On!!! This is despite crackdown against DIY spaces in Denver after the Oakland tragedy. The Denver Noise Fest is an experimental music festival hosting a number of artists from across the World to play and perform in the city of Denver, Colorado. It's an extreme weekend of noise!... Continue Reading →
Spreading the word... "Songs of Space” The Boulder Laptop Orchestra [BLOrk] weaves sounds and images of space with their signature electro-acoustic music and Fiske’s own full dome sonic visualizer “liquid sky.” In partnership with the Colorado Space Grant Consortium, BLOrk will present historic recordings from NASA, sounds of deep space, and recent images from our... Continue Reading →
If you live in the Denver/Boulder area come by the Denver Synth Meet. This is a brand new event so come by and show your support and geek out. Details below and at http://www.denversynth.com. The Boulder Synthesizer Meetup will be hosting a table at the event so come by and say hi. FYI I’ll be... Continue Reading →
I'll be performing in a very interesting experimental music concert later this month. Instead of playing my composed electronica songs, I'll doing some very unique collaborative pieces where I capture, shape, and perform with audio from other artists performing live. This includes a performance with a copper heart played with dry ice (see video below).... Continue Reading →
Photo: DMNS Gates Planetarium Robert Henke of Monolake and one of the creators of Ableton live came through Denver and performed his work "Intersection" on Monday and then delivered a lecture at Denver University on Tuesday. This invitation only event was hosted by The Digital Media Studies program at the University of Denver. This was... Continue Reading →
