At The Noise Upstairs in Sheffield, on January 12, 2011.
NUStival
The Innie and the Outie I was performed at NUStival in Manchester on Nov. 14, 2010. It was the first time I strung a wire onto the canvas as part of the performance.
The night also included a performance from Domestic Violence, who are some very awesome and talented people. We went out for drinks afterward where we learned this fact, and had them crash at our house since they had to get back in the morning. Tikul had this to say about our performance on her blog. I’m really glad she liked it!
“thanks to those guys who invited us we could perform on their noise event and see their project performance – Takahashi’s Shellfish Concern.. which i truly loved… while Rodrigo and Anton were creating amazing sound scapes on guitar pedal effects and iPad with various audio applications, Angela was harshly and sensually painting the canvas with water paint her hands and brushes.. and random objects [nails, string].. contact mikes were placed under the canvas so every motion she made was translated into sound.. all streams altogether changed into very clean and energetic clangour sonic journey… this act is ideally reflecting my idea of having sound/vision combined with physical movement..”
Lancaster University
We were invited to perform at Lancaster University’s Experimentality Conference, on July 8th, 2010.
Radio Black Forrest
and part 2:
This performance took place in Birmingham.
We played right before Goodiepal, or Gæoudjiparl van den Dobbelsteen, whose real name is Parl Kristian Bjørn Vester. His is one of the most inspirational performances I’ve ever seen.
Week of Speakers 2010
Performed May 2010, as part of the The Week of Speakers at Huddersfield University.
Angie also lead a workshop which included the Crim Collective (and others), where the audience/participants explored ways in which live drawing and painting can interact with improvised music and sound.