Overjoyed to have this tech genius crew back with another night of incredible audio visual performance.4∂e 

Emute Lab presents... an audiovisual special, with Derek Holzer, Andrew Duff and more TBC. A noisy evening of hacked vectrexes, modular synths, and experiments with sound and image.

Derek Holzer (USA 1972) is a sound + light artist based in Helsinki & Berlin, whose current interests include DIY electronics, audiovisual instrument building, the relationship between sound and space, media archaeology, and participatory art forms. He has performed live, taught workshops and created scores of unique instruments and installations since 2002 across Europe, North and South America, and New Zealand. 
 

Andrew Duff is a sound artist and organiser of the University of Sussex based Brighton Modular meet. Since the late 1980s, Andrew has amassed a large collection of electronic music, and collected, modified and experimented with a range of, generally, Japanese analogue synthesizers, DJing, recording music and performing live at club nights and various other events. Since completing a Masters in Design and Digital Media in 2000, he has been involved in teaching, academic research, and continues to develop his own work. Since 2012 his work has been largely based around the use of a eurorack modular synthesiser and modified Vectrex games console for audio/visual and performance based vector oscillographics.
 

Alex Peverett: more info soon...

qgb is an an up and coming producer and artist local to Brighton. His work blends influences from his studies in audiovisual art at Sussex University with a love for UK dance music and its visceral quality. Exploring ideas from his debut album Hornets, the set combines algorithmic sequencing, hardware instruments and hyper-digital synthesis. Expect colourful soundscapes, treacherous rhythms, rumbling sub-bass, and striking visual accompaniments.
https://soundcloud.com/qgb/qgb-live-at-the-rose-hill

7.30PM - 11PM      |      £6  / 4 concessions        |       FB EVENT