Full of Noises is delighted to welcome two experimental artists to Piel View House on Sunday 30 June.
Doors 7pm - concert starts 7.30pm.
Lee Patterson
Long-term friend of Full of Noises, Lee Patterson uses sound making and recording to devise performances with a selection of amplified objects, devices and processes, from rock chalk to springs, from burning nuts to vibrating metal.
Through using sound recording to train his ears, Patterson has developed a dual practice that includes live performance and fixed works. By exploiting chemical and mechanical synthesis, he has created a range of amplified devices and processes that produce or uncover complex sound in unexpected places.
From rock chalk to springs, from burning nuts to aquatic life and insect chants inside plants, he eavesdrops upon and makes a novelty of playing objects and situations otherwise considered mute.
Based in Prestwich, Manchester, he works internationally and has featured on TV, BBC Radio 3, 4 and 6, Resonance FM and on radio stations worldwide.
Howlround (Robin The Fog)
Howlround was founded by sound artist and audio producer Robin The Fog in 2012 to create recordings, performances and installations entirely from manipulating magnetic tape on a quartet of vintage tape machines with all digital effects and artificial reverb strictly forbidden.
Twelve years and 10 albums later, the approach has remained the same, but increasingly embraced feedback and closed input techniques, with the sound evolving from glacial post-hauntological ambience to blistering noise and primitive techno, a process that Electronic Sound magazine recently described as 'Conjuring magic'.
New LP 'A Loop Where Time Becomes' is out now on Castles In Space.
Sound workshop 11am-3pm
Robin will also lead a sound workshop for adults on Sunday 30 June between 11am-3pm. This will explore tape loops and field recordings in the park and then back at Piel View house, culminating in a collaborative Howlround performance. Tape recorders will be provided for you to explore and record sounds in the park.
Lunch will be provided but feel free to bring your own packed lunch. Adults only (no children due to tools required for workshop). Only 10 places on the workshop. Price is £3 per person. You can book your place here.
Concert 7pm
Doors open 19:00 for 19:30 prompt start
If you arrive after 1930 you may have to wait for the interval before being admitted to the performance space.
Directions and Information
Piel View House, Abbey Road, Barrow-in-Furness LA13 9DB
Access to the venue is by foot.
https://what3words.com/noise.lifts.beats
Parking: There is no parking at the venue as we are in the middle of a public park. You are best parking up outside the park on Park Drive.
There is one designated accessible parking space, to book please email glenn@fonfestival.org
Enter from the park gate by Park Drive junction bus stop (by the Baptist Church)
Walk route is 2 mins signposted from here.
We have a no pets policy within the premises. Assistance dogs are welcome.
