Magnetic Flux Radiolux

• 1 Wireless 03:20
• 2 Kugeln googeln 05:08
• 3 Jazz from Hell 05:50
• 4 Unterwasser 09:16
• 5 Oh My God 05:50
• 6 Rotkäppchen und die Pilze 08:08
• 7 Tafeldienst 08:10
• Total Runtime 45:42

Info for Magnetic Flux

The word improvisation stems from the Latin word improvisus, which means unexpectedly, suddenly, without preparation. Improvisation is an attitude towards the surprising, being set for interaction - and thus describes something that does not yet exist. Improvisation is located in the space between thought and action, between what is thought of on one hand and the results of one’s actions, what is experienced on the other hand, it is a process, game, openness, opening. Improvisation thrives on alternating between orderly and disorderly, structured and unstructured, prepared and unprepared. The German word “Ding”, meaning thing in turn comes from the old German word 'thing', the word for 'assembly', 'court' where a common matter is decided. Things are thus not so simply around; they participate, and are self-willed, sometimes even defiant, contributing to our human affairs.   In the audiovisual performances of Radiolux performing in the formation of Inka Perl, Marek Brandt and Fabian Niermann, the meeting, actions of things, as well as the sound and music in the field of improvisation come together in a strange and surprising way. The fugitive, flowing, being in a state of continuous change, which takes place in scenes and instances, becomes an multi-layered event. Dense, free compositions, inspired by mutual stimulation and inspiration are the results of an open, manyfold interaction between things and people with their instruments. Radiolux sends life. In a space of continuous variation, the order of senses seems to have been overridden: small, inconspicuous objects are heard, and sounds and tones are seen. These two go into one another in play and counter play, collide, repel and attract each other. Radiolux sends out the acoustic of matter, the appearance of sounds, materialized communication is the transmitter. Rapid connects to slow, the immobile merges with movement, distance to proximity. The integration of image and sound is not about mutual illustration - what is seen is not what is heard, what is heard will not be found in images. In the increased hearing, in flowing glances the secret synesthesia of perception and sound are explored in the layered montages of sound, images, and actions. In the passage from one to the other fleeting ephemeral moods, sound, pictures open up. Radiolux goes about in the resolution of rehearsed rules, the destabilization of ordinary perception and practiced hearing patterns, subtly yet confidently, gently but in rebellious manner. The sound and image space become a mobilized and stimulating place that unfolds new transits between viewing and listening, between intuition and thinking, between the various levels of enactment, over and over again. Dorothée Bauerle-Willert

Radiolux
is a band from Leipzig, Germany . performing: sound and live generated moving images under the use of improvisation structures with digital electronic and analog sounds.(prepared clarinet, sax, synth, spatial drums) very special is the use of fieldrecordings and small objects / pictures / tools, to create a dense, abstract and cinematic atmosphere during the live performance.

The group members are: Marek Brandt (triPhaze) playing electronics, synth, spatial drum, and fx, Fabian Niermann playing saxophon, and prepared clarinet and Inka Perl creates objects and pictures to live visuals.

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