Showing posts with label chris svoboda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chris svoboda. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

Tonight on The Soundscape

Tune in tonight at 8 PM for another episode of The Soundscape on WTF 94.9 Buffalo Free Radio. We'll hear new stuff from Simon Scott, Excepter, and The Fun Years. 

The Fun Years, Mutek 2009

Plus local stuff from Chris Svoboda, Poverty Hymns, Beta Cloud, and Jax Deluca. 

Beta Cloud- The Book of Five Rings (Go Rin No Sho)  Design by Chase Middaugh 
And of course tons of other great stuff. Talk to you soon.

Needles

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Download Chris Svoboda's New Album Mid-Way Placenta

Free download available from Buffalo-area artist Chris Svoboda. His new album Mid-Way Placenta has a lot of different electronic stands holding it together like minimal techno, progressive tech-house, and even some flourishes of downtempo. 

That's not surprising considering that Svoboda is also an established media artists that works in animation, music video, painting, and live visuals for music performance. He was even at the controls for the Intension Quintet show last Saturday at Shakti Yoga. 

Needless to say his album is worth checking out. You can download it here for free.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Intension Quintet Tonight at Shakti Yoga

The Soundscape's favorite local jazz ensemble Intension Quintet has a show tonight over on Grant Street at the Shakti Yoga studio. Performing along with the band will be saxophonist extraordinaire Steve Baczkowski. 



Intension Quintet has a pan-stylistic sound that makes use of forward thinking composition, group improvisation, ambient soundscapes, noise, and electronics. Check out their MySpace page for a sample of their work.

The show will also feature live projections from Chris Svoboda for your viewing pleasure. A sample of Svoboda's live work can be watched below.

 

Opening the show will be Mike Yes Yes Ersing and the Heaven Tongue.

Show starts at 8pm. And if anyone snaps some pictures make sure to upload them to the Soundscape Flickr Group so everyone can see them.