ORGAN THING OF THE DAY: RADIO RECONSTRUCTIONS LIVE FROM LIME WHARF

ORGAN THING OF THE DAY: RADIO RECONSTRUCTIONS LIVE FROM LIME WHARF So what were all those Radios in the new Lime Wharf space, down Vyner Street, East London, all about last (First) Thursday? Well you really had to be in the space, it was as visual as it was aural and it did subtly come…

So what were all those Radios in the new Lime Wharf space, down Vyner Street, East London, all about last (First) Thursday? Well you really had to be in the space, it was as visual as it was aural and it did subtly come from so many different places… Resonance FM have just broadcast what you could hear in the room. here’s a taste of that broadcast, just listen and enjoy, but first some words of explanation from the Resonance website…

Clear Spot at 8pm – Daniel Jones & James Bulley: Radio Reconstructions live from LimeWharf

“The Clear Spot tonight at 8pm is the first of two live transmissions from London’s LimeWharf gallery of Radio Reconstructions, a new installation by Daniel Jones and James Bulley. Using repurposed vintage radios and computer-controlled radio tuners, it uses real-time radio broadcasts as raw material to create a live musical composition. [Repeated Wednesday 9am].”

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March 13, 2013 at 11:48 am

[…] there as well – last night they hosted some kind of intriguing radio sound art event that involved banks of old-school 70’s radios and some resonating real time radio noise that demands further investigation once they get through […]

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