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The two-week creative adventure that was the Underbelly Public Arts Lab + Festival at Redfern Carriageworks, is now complete. Bringing over 240 experimental and emerging artists together under one roof to collaborate and workshop new ideas, the event was a great opportunity to innovate and access resources in a wonderful co-operative environment. A huge thank-you goes to the festival organisers, volunteers and ever patient tech crew. Apart from a few technical glitches, we managed to get a rough version of the tactile mixing surface going. We will keep developing the idea and hope to make it a more permanent fixture in our performances. To read about some of the other diverse projects of the festival, check out the Underbelly site. |
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 The new Deprogram single, 'Monkey' is out now on CD. Launched at our week-long video exhibition in Sydney's Tap Gallery, the track is available directly from this site.
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If you're looking for examples of our work, please visit the music page. For those more interested in sounds, the samples page is where I post random free noises, from dog barks to sci-fi wooshes. The sounds are also part of the Freesound Project, a large database of samples from lots of contributors. |
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Deprogram at the Tap Gallery |
 Deprogram hosted a week long exhibition at the Tap Gallery in Darlinghurst from May 5-11.
Featuring the video art and prints of Sydney artist J D Young, the show drew together video experiments from live work and was inspired by footage from the local area. Check out the photos on our Flickr page here. I've just posted a video of our set on Last.fm. You can watch it here. Thanks to everyone for celebrating with us at the launch and closing party. Special thanks go to gallery supervisor, Lesley Dimmick, and Allandale winery for their support. We will be back to play at the Tap's 19th Birthday party on July 4. More of Young's prints and t-shirts are available direct from his site, Black Tees. www.tapgallery.org.au |
Over the past year I've been collaborating with Munich-based electronic artist, Sharcactus.
 Sharcactus works with electronic artists worldwide, referring to them as the Rauponian Remix Army. Members include Bluefood (Ireland), Metamann (Chile), and Plastic Robot Army (US). |
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