QUADRANT v4.0 - a dadageek quadraphonic spectacular

Name: QUADRANT v4.0 - a dadageek quadraphonic spectacular
Start: 2024-07-27T14:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-07-27T17:30:00-05:00
Location: dadaLab

Schedule

Sat Jul 27 2024 at 02:00 pm to 05:30 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

dadaLab | Austin, TX

Join us in an evening of auditory exploration as we present the third iteration of QUADRANT – a quadraphonic electronic music experience that explores spatial sound performance and realtime video art. Quadraphonic sound, or sound that emanates from 4 speakers surrounding the listener, greatly expands the possibilities for immersive electronic music performances beyond the ordinary. For QUADRANT v4.0, each artist has designed a performance that activates dadaLab's 4-channel spatial audio system for a uniquely immersive sonic experience. Prepare for compositions that challenge convention, transcend stereo, and envelop your senses.
July 27, 2024 | Two Performance Times
Matinee Showing: Doors @ 2:00p
Evening Showing: Doors @ 7:30p
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dadaLab - 2008 Alexander Ave.
$15 Limited Online Presale | $25 General Online Presale | $35 Day of Event
PLEASE NOTE: We are limiting the available tickets for each performance. This is designed to ensure an optimal listening experience for all attendees.
- Lyman Hardy (soundcult) + Toto Miranda (Octopus Project)
Lyman Hardy is an Emmy-nominated sound designer and musician living in Austin, TX. His work ranges from spatial sound installations, feature films, and documentaries to modular synth compositions, drums, and percussion. He is a founding member of Rolling Ryot sound collective, as well as Austin-based post house Stuck On On, and has played with numerous Austin bands including soundcult, Thor and Friends, Ed Hall, Pong, and Total Unicorn.
Toto Miranda is an artist and musician best known as one of the founding members/multi-instrumentalists/composers in the band Octopus Project. He has also worked as a drummer, lighting designer, and visual/video artist in numerous other collaborative and supporting roles. He lives in Austin, TX with his family.

- Talambas (Dallas, TX)
Talambas is a multi-disciplinary new media artist, composer, producer, and activist who creates site-specific, multi-dimensional, multi-sensory sculptures, murals, and performances. Endeavoring to collaborate and share knowledge, guided by passion for sound and creativity. Drawing from technology, collaboration, visceral improvisation, and the architectural space of each individual work, he creates art that is personal, emotive, and immersive. Talambas is the founder of New Media Contemporary, a gallery, studio, and research space located in Dallas, TX, founded to promote interdisciplinary work and collaborate with musicians and artists working in technology or the avant-garde. Talambas has collaborated with and helped produce the work of many other notable artists’ work including, Ellen Fullman, Marina Rosenfeld, Christine Sun Kim, Egill Sabjörnsson, Gingger Shankar, Dallas Street Choir, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Fort Worth Opera, Contemporary Dance Fort Worth, Half Japanese, Mandy Patinkin, Nelly Furtado, N'Dambi, Theodore Bikel, AM Ballet Folklorico.
- Dylan Cameron
Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Dylan Cameron is a producer and multi-instrumentalist known for his live modular performances and his work with Holodeck Records. Cameron explores the interstitial boundaries of breakbeats and bass music with a hybrid of analog production and digital manipulation, weaving an array of homegrown electronics and samples into a dystopian soundscape.

- Thomas Echols
Thomas Echols' foray into electronic music and experimentation underlines his versatile and innovative spirit. Under his experimental-pop alter ego, Man Woman Friend Computer, Thomas creates a sonic landscape that blurs the lines between genres. His work in this domain is a complex amalgam of analog and synth sounds, producing deconstructed pop songs that evolve into expansive polyphonic passages and winning accolades from music reviewers. His custom software enables a spontaneous interplay between the performer and generative algorithms, resulting in a unique, immersive experience. Thomas fuses electronic and acoustic elements to traverse musical boundaries and explore new sonic territories.
- live visuals by blend.mode
blend.mode is the mind-altering a/v project of generative alchemists panoptikon.party and devrasplexi. This duo specializes in creating immersive artworks that explore the interaction of mesmerizing visual design and pulsating electronic music. These multi-sensory experiences invite audiences on a journey through the ever-changing digital cosmos.