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An evening of extreme electronic music at TONIC (107 Norfolk Street, just above Delancey, NYC). There will be separate sets and possible cross-pollination. My first appearance in 10 years, catch it while I'm still alive... TONIC's press release, below. David Lee Myers http://www.pulsewidth.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Ourobouros" CD of new Feedback Music available now on Pulsewidth! In NYC at Downtown Music, Kim's Mondo, and Other Music, and through Forced Exposure, Anomalous, Wayside, Electronic Music Foundation, Recommended, and Staalplaat. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- David Lee Myers, Tim Perkis, Thom DiMuzio & Elliott Sharp starting at 8:00pm, $10 Tim Perkis' work has largely been concerned with exploring the emergence of life-like properties in complex systems of interaction. He is the designer of the Hub, and has worked with such artists and groups as Chris Brown, Eugene Chadbourne, Roscoe Mitchell, the ROVA saxophonequartet, Leo Wadada Smith, the Splatter Trio, and William Wynant. Thomas Dimuzio is a true sonic alchemist who can seemingly create music events out of almost anything, Dimuzio's listed sound sources on his various CDs include everything from "modified 10 speed bicycle" and "resonating water pipe" to short-wave radios, loops, samplers and even normal instruments such as clarinet and trumpet. As a collaborator, he has contributed to numerous artists and ensembles, such as 5uu's, Chris Cutler, C.W. Vrtacek, Tom Cora, and Fred Frith. Known for the "Feedback Music" of Arcane Device, David Lee Myers' electronic feedback matrix produces sounds in a landscape between Jon Hassel's "fourth world" and David Tudor's "Rainforest"-digital sound beds and pulsing rhythms evoking insect swarms, nocturnal amphibious waterspaces, and gritty datastreams. His new CD, Ourobouros, has just been released on the newly formed Pulsewidth label . This is Myers first public performance after a long hiatus! E# has been exploring the outer reaches of electroacoustic and computer music for decades. Fresh off the plane from Tokyo, he will present pieces for Powerbook and acoustic interfaces.