PAST
EVENTS
11/28
The Burning Harpsichord presents Rhodri Davies
and Mark Wastell, with support from...well, maybe me
and someone else, we'll see. Pay at the door or book
in advance at The Lemon Tree...email for more details
or go here. (part of SOUND)
11/09
Friday, Performing with new percussion group Paella,
Marichall Museum Picture Gallerey. Premiere of new works
by Brent Fariss, Travis Weller, and special guest, David
Revill who will be present at the concert (composer
and biographer of John Cage). Paella will also be performing
Cage's 'Child of Tree, and Branches'. 7:45pm, free,
donations accepted. (part of SOUND)
Revill
will be giving a talk at noon that same day, in room
055, at the University of Aberdeen, McRoberts Building.
10/27-28
Hosting Improvisation workshop with Fred Frith, to be
followed by a performance by the workshop participants
on the Sunday. 5pm, McRoberts Building. Performance
Free. (part of SOUND)
10/23
Hosting Jack
Wright, Saxophonist, with support from Mickel
Mass. Peacock Visual Arts, Aberdeen. 7pm, Donations
of 3-5 accepted at door.
10/21
Hosting new radio program for experimental music on
SHMUFM, The
Fog.
Dedicated
to exploring the hazy realms of experimental music,
this 2 hour weekly program focuses on sound art and
experimental music from the past, present, and near
future. Interviews, live studio sessions, underground
detritus, found recordings, live electronics, field
recordings, and even an occasional blues track will
find themselves
blurred together by prof_lofi into a mixed bag of the
bizarre.
Sundays 10pm to Midnight. SHMUFM: http://www.shmu.org.uk/shmufm.m3u
or in Aberdeen on 99.8 FM
09/28
Installation from Nexus project installed at
the
An Tuireann Art Space in Skye with other participants.
email for details.
09/26The
Burning Harpsichord presents
Lee
Paterson and Owen
Green. The Lemon Tree, September 26th, doors at
7, music at 730 pm, 6 pounds. Patterson will give an
artist talk at 5pm at Peacock Visual Arts (free)! Pay
at the door or book in advance at The Lemon Tree...email
for more details or go here.
09/02
Performing at the State
Sanctioned Showcase in Bristol at
the Cube Cinema. Email, or Go here for details: Cube
06/11
The Burning Harpsichord presents
Keith Rowe, Bennett Hog and Noma. The Lemon Tree, June
11th, 730 pm, 6 pounds. Rowe will give a workshop at
230 same day/space for 5 pounds (bring an instrument),
both for 10. Not to be missed! Pay at the door or book
in advance at The Lemon...email for more details.
photo
by David Reid
06/09
Participating in NEXUS project with Duncan
Hart via Limousine Bull. Opening at Limousine
Bull Gallery Saturday noon. Visual art and sonic
installation.
06/03
Tripartite
Collision reviewed by Caleb Deupree in
Furthernoise.
05/25
Flat Art opening and performance
with Craig Barrowman, Brian Ross, and video and performance
by Bill Thompson. [mp3
of performance for cymbal]
03/05
Tripartite Collision reviewed in Resonance
Magazine, issue 53.
03/01
Awarded the GAVAA (Grays Aberdeen
Visual Arts Award) to develop an interactive video program
to integrate video and audio for live performance.
02/21
NEW RELEASE: "...of memory and dreams."
from 2006's Huddersfield performance,
to be released on 7things.
PRS
ATOM AWARD Tour 2007
02/24
w/ Patrick Keenan, Edinburgh, at the RSA as part of
the "Body Parts 3"Exhibition, 4pm.
BODY
PARTS IS BACK!
23 –
25 February 2007
Body
Parts, the annual celebration of performance art hosted
by the Royal Scottish Academy and the Society of Scottish
Artists returns for a third year.
With
performances by: Darren Farquhar, Leah Lovett &
Sandy Grierson, Natalie Taylor and Jane Gardner, Michelle
Horacek, Psychohousewife, Anthony Schrag, prof-lofi
& P Keenan, Lisa Keiko Kirton, Alberta
Whittle, Jefford Horrigan, Colette Sadler
03/20
w/ Patrick Keenan, Bennet
Hogg, and others. Artist talk/workshop at Newcastle
University, recital room, Armstron building. performance
at 6:30pm, £2 (free for music students). email
for details.
03/28
w/ Patrick Keenan, Aberdeen, at The Lemon Tree, 7:30pm,
5 pounds (special guests Jack Keenan doing live video,
Mickel Mass, with new video by Steve Morisson, and
Adam H. Taylor as Hypnoerotomachia).
***This
event kicks off a new quarterly experimental music
series at the Lemon Tree in Aberdeen. This evening
will feature myself and Patrick as a duet, performing
with Jack Keenan on live improvised video (using hacked
tv's, webcams, laptop, custom made circuits and more).
Also performing will be Mickel
Mass (who recently performed with Faust in Germany)
playing with a video composed by local video artist
Stephen Morrison who produced this piece especially
for this event. And starting off the whole night is
Adam H. Taylor, who's work is starting to gain more
attention in local circles under the moniker Hypnoerotomachia.
For future events we're looking to bring in a range
of other artists (Keith Rowe and others) for this
series. Doors at 7:30, £5.
04/03
w/ Will Guthrie (live electronics and modified percussion),
Aberdeen, 8pm, St Andrews Cathedral, King St. Doors
7:30, donations accepted, email
for details.
04/13
An evening of Live Electronics and Improvisation,
London, Friday, April 13th, 8:30 pm. at the Flea Pit,
http://www.thefleapit.com
Donations accepted at the door.
Featuring:
"Circuit
Blasting" by Strange Attractor vs Disinformation
and in duet: Prof_lofi and Mark Wastell
http://billthompson.org/
and www.confront.info
with live video improvisation by Jack
Keenan
04/18
w/ Patrick Keenan and Jack Keenan (doing live video),
and Toshi Nakamura and video artist Billy Roisz. Manchester
at Islington Mill, email
for details.
04/21
with/ Mickel Mass opening for Wolf Eyes in Aberdeen,
at The Tunnels. email for more info.
04/25
w/ Mathew Sansom and John
Butcher, at
the University of Surrey in Guildford. email
for details.
***More
being planned. Email for more details or if you would
like to host an event!
SOUNDASART
CONFERENCE: BLURRING OF THE BOUNDARIES
online
content of keynote speakers and performances now available
via 360TV:
Christina
Kubisch
Rajesh
Mehta
Bill
Thompson and Patrick Keenan
and
Keith Rowe, Rajesh Mehta, and Rohan de Saram
11/24-26
SOUNDASART CONFERENCE: BLURRING OF THE BOUNDARIES!!!!
A
conference in Aberdeen focusing on the emerging art
form Sound Art. Keynote speakers include Dr. Jonty
Harrison, Dr. Christina Kubisch, and Rajesh Mehta.
Guest artists and performers include Keith Rowe, Rohan
de Saram, Giancarlo Toniutti, James Wyness, Karen
Hay, Pete Stollery and the scottish invisible arts
group, Patrick Keenan, myself and others. Visit
the urbanNovember website for more details. Register
Now!!! (It's free!) part
of the SOUND FESTIVAL.
11/21
premier of new works for organ and electronics, performed
by Dr. Roger B. Williams III. pieces by myself, claire
m. singer, and others. Kings College, Chapel. 7:45pm,
free.
part of the SOUND FESTIVAL.
11/18
performing a new live electronics work at Huddersfield
Contemporary Music Festival to be recorded for future
release on Seven Things.
11/7
performing live electronics set at st.
andrew's cathedral, aberdeen. 9pm, free. part
of the SOUND FESTIVAL.
11/02
speaking on The Radio Cafe, BBC Radio Scotland 1:10
pm
10/28
speaking at the AROHA Oral History conference in Fraserburgh
about community sound art projects with children.
10/12-15
speaking and performing with urbanNovember at "salon
international" in Emmenbrücke/Luzern, Switzerland.
10/16
Awarded PRS Foundation ATOM Award 2006
09/23
cdr release on bremsstrahlung recordings of untitled
(mcalpine) available now.
09/06-24
TEXAS TOUR!!!
09/11
El Paso: Rubin Center-artist
talk and performance (solo live electronics) [press
release] [Rubin
Center Activities]
09/01-03
performing
with faust and mickel mass at faust's
avantgarde festival in hamburg.
08/23
tripartite collision cd release on State Sanctioned
Records. available now, here!
08/17
performing with simon gall and crew at kef's
on belmont street, midnight.
08/07-11 conducting
a circuit bending workshop with young people at whitespace
gallery. [photos soon]
08/02
performing
with Mickel
Mass, Tunnels, 8pm. also on, welfare mothers and
Auto Da Fe.
07/26
performing
live electronics with diana simpson and josh kopecek,
7.30pm, Streetlevel
Photoworks, glasgow.
photo by davina gray
07/2006
participating
as workshop leader for MPSIX program in aberdeen and
dundee. bbc interview here.
details here.
06/19
performing at the sound
and anthropology conference at st. andrews university.
05/31-06/16
participated
with the sonic arts network as workshop leader for the
sonic
postcards project at southpark and lochpots primary
schools in aberdeen.
05/30
Performing
with Mickel Mass,
Tunnels, 8pm.
photo by davina gray
05/09/2006
as part of avp and the sonic research group
of nottingham trent university, performing with keith
rowe at southwell artspace. also conducting an artist
talk and workshop with rowe and david reid.
photos
by roger parry
04/2006
a new cd featuring last year's performance
of feb'23rd and tripartite collision being
released by state sanctioned records. more info [here].
04/14
playing with prog/punk improv group, mickel mass, at
snafu in aberdeen, 10pm.
03/2006
participated with the sonic arts network as
workshop leader for the sonic
postcards project at westhill primary in aberdeen.
03/2006
video of last year's performance at the avp
festival in derbyshire are now available on misha david's
site [here]
and [here].
03/10
and 11 HARPSICHORD:BURNING
On
March 10th, 8pm, Bill Thompson premiers a new work
for prepared harpsichord and live electronics at
Peacock Visual Arts. He is assisted by Patrick Keenan
and the evening will open with James Wyness performing
on homemade instruments and live electronics. Doors
open at 7pm. Free. http://www.peacockvisualarts.co.uk/
On
March 11th, 9:30pm, on the beach of Footdee, Bill
Thompson presents his outdoor installation, HARPSICHORD:BURNING.
03/09
bbc radio scotland interview concerning HARPSICHORD:BURNING
[mp3]
SoundTransit
is a collaborative, online community dedicated to
field recording and phonography. On this site, you
can plan a sonic journey through various locations
recorded around the world, or you can search the
database for specific sounds by different artists
from certain places. If you are a phonographer,
you can also contribute your recordings for others
to enjoy.
goodbye
2005...
an
amazing year for me in the u.k., both personally
and artistically. thank you everyone that made my
experience such a positive one (including the unending
support of friends and family stateside.) i've met
so many amazing people, attended great shows and
openings, and been able to develop more then ever
before. please check the above link to access some
of last years events...and now on to 2006!
12/12
mark ragsdale sent me his beautiful realization of
my untitled bass piece no. 1 using an electric
bass and ebow. [mark's
mp3] [original
mp3]
he
describes his interpretation:
"The
whole piece was done entirely without me touching
the strings except for one little slip where you
might hear the slightest of touches with the Ebow.
The breath was used to resonate the body of the
Fender Jazz as I held it against my stomach and
chest. From there the piezo bridge pickups were
running into a Sansamp Bass D.I. and from there
into Sony HiMD MZ-RH10. Then I came back to the
laptop and pumped this sound file into speakers,
while the bass set on top. All four strings of the
Fender tuned within a half step of E, with none
of the strings having the same tuning. It was like
stoking a fire and it took three times of pumping
it through the speaker to build up to the right
volume for a consistent sound. At this point there
was nothing touching the guitar except the balancing
of it on top of the speaker. After it became nice
and thick I began to play around with the Ebow on
those same strings and was able to create a separate
track that was finally mixed in."
11/2005
Michael
Rhoades recently released a brilliant cd in which
he transformed samples for untitled (mcalpine)
into his cd length composition Multiverse. he
also worked in colaberation with visual artist
sylvia pengilly.
Young
artists of Inverurie work with Pete Stollery,
Adam Proctor, and Bill Thompson to produce
sonic and visual compositions of their
impressions of Inverurie. Their works
will be projected and performed on multiple
speaker and visual turntables using cutting
edge technology. Also on the bill are
new works by the facilitators themselves
(adam proctor, pete stollery, bill thompson,
and james wyness).
tripartite
collision [mp3]
live electronics, multiple speaker diffusion,
improvised video
by adam proctor, pete stollery, and
bill thompson
using sounds from malfunctioning electronics,
computer drives, and electrical feedback,
combined with amplified live sounds,
mixed over 24 speakers and all within
the presence of images mixed in real
time from the chevrolet propaganda movie
'the american engineer', proctor, stollery,
and thompson explore ideas of the the
indeterminate, the serendipitous, and
the sublime.
web definitions for collision
(physics) an brief event in which two
or more bodies come together; "the
collision of the particles resulted
in an exchange of energy and a change
of direction"
tri·par·tite Pronunciation
(tr-pärtt)
adj.
1. Composed of or divided into three
parts.
2. Relating to or executed by three
parties: a tripartite agreement.
tripart·tition (-tshn) n
11/19
experimental music showcase #4
included as part of aberdeen SOUND festival.
featuring doug ferguson from austin texas,
bill thompson, and andy la kipp, partrick
keenan, and steve morrison. doors at 7pm,
mcrobert building (king/st machar drive),
university of aberdeen. £5 suggested
donation (£3 concessions). more information
here (mp3's and pix).
photo
by steve morrison
11/01-12/01
in/transience included as part
of the aberdeen SOUND
festival, installed within the aberdeen
train station for the month of november.
[mp3]
photo
by dr. jim bednar
this
installation explores the transient nature
of public spaces, specifically the aberdeen
train station. so much of our lives are
spent tuning out the immediate environment
while in transition, that we miss the
beauty of the world around us. much of
my work involves exploring sounds that
often go unnoticed either because they
are too quiet, or too obvious -and thus
ignored - as we bustle about our busy
day. in this work, as in others, i'm interested
in tuning into these sounds and refocusing
attention to hear them, as though for
the first time.
10/21-11/6
toward sublimity included as part of
urbanNovember's exhibition oil and the city
at the maritime museum aberdeen. opening 10/21,
6:30 to 8 pm (food, drink, artist talks, and
more)
[mp3 sample]
"For
those personages, presenting themselves
to us and inflaming our ardour and as it
were illumining our path, will carry our
minds in a mysterious way to the high standards
of sublimity which are imaged within us."
Longinus,
On the Sublime (tr. W. Rhys Roberts)
toward
sublimity,
a multiple speaker audio/visual installation
that explores the sounds and images of an
off shore oil rig. since moving to aberdeen
and living off of the north sea, i have
been fascinated by these structures. the
sounds and images experienced by the men
and women who spend so much of their time
on these rigs are indeed some of the most
beautiful, intense, and unique in the world.
this first piece, in a proposed series of
installations, explores an abstracted reflection
of these sounds drawn from a small video
clip provided (gratefully) by jake molloy.
the title is drawn from a treatise on the
sublime by longinus, in reference to the
sublime beauty of both the sensory experiences
found aboard these structures, as well as
reflecting the spirit of the men and women
who work upon them
other
artists presenting works include duncan
hart (visual art and documentation relating
his experiences exploring life without the
use of petrol-chemicals), as well as the
new social art school premiering a documentary
focusing on the impact of the oil industry
on aberdeen. email
for more information.
09/16-18
performing as part of avp festival held in the
south derbyshire town of melbourne. other artists
include rhodri
davis, mark wastell, and others. currated
by misha david. [mp3]
05/12-(12/01)...
resonare/in absentia installation included
as part of discoveries xxxiiii spring concert,
university of aberdeen, marischal museum
[concert]
[installation]
[concert
review] [curratorial
review] [mp3
sample] (featured
on bbc radio 4-mp3 clip)
In
this piece, I was granted access to the museum's
collection of ancient Greek pottery. I wanted
my work to somehow honor them without misappropriating
their identity, as so often happens with museum
artifacts. I decided to focus on the resonance
that dwells within each vase, building a multiple
cd/speaker installation that combines these delicate
hums and whispers.
My
intention was to metaphorically ‘leave
no fingerprints’ in that I intended to
focus on the untreated and un-manipulated resonances.
By using miniature microphones carefully dipped
within the center of each vase, I was able to
keep my contact to a minimum.
Later
when I edited the source recordings, miniscule
unintentional sounds made by myself became apparent.
Instead of editing these out, I decided to incorporate
them into the installation to remind myself
that even with the best intentions, it is impossible
to not leave some trace when coming into contact
with another culture.
'Resonare'
means to sound and resound, and 'in absentia'
means in the absence of, so this work attempts
to give voice to the resonance that has quietly
reflected the sounds around them since they
came into existence.
09/23
lunch time concert with adam proctor on visuals
at inverurie secondary school as part of workshop
for upcoming see
hear, inverurie concert.
08/26
performing new work as part of phill harding's exhibition
ubiquitous in southsquare center in bradford.
other artists include
phill harding and patrick
mcginley (murmer). [pix]
08/26
untitled (mcalpine) released on josh russell's
net label bremsstrahlung recordings (with a 50 cdr
release pending in 2006).
footdee
is a small scottish fishing village off of
the north sea. having just moved here a year
ago from texas, it’s still a novel experience
for me to walk my dog along the beach each
night. the sonic landscape is vastly different
from that of texas with its cicadas, crickets,
frogs and the like. in footdee, or ‘fitee’
as the locals pronounce it, the most pervasive
sound is that of wind and sea. you either
notice the huge gusts and crashing waves,
or you notice their absence on the occasional
calm night. on this particular evening however,
something remarkable was ringing out across
the village. on the edge of the harbor, a
new control tower is being constructed. as
the wind was blowing through the structure
and the various pipes of the scaffolding,
it was causing them to resonate and literally
ring out across the village. the sound carried
by the wind was absolutely ethereal, and seemed
to hang in the air. returning that night and
dodging the lights of ships coming in and
out of the harbor, i scaled the fence to make
the recording from which this selection is
taken.
08/15
hogmanay on the north sea included on
dale lloyd's final (7th) cdr compilation for phonography.org.
[mp3]
08/10
resonare featured on bbc 4 PM [mp3]
07/09
to 07/15 facilitating young urban explorers workshop
with mark brennan and chris ganley. young people will
be led to explore and reflect on their urban surroundings
visually and sonically. email
for details. [mp3 samples of the young artists'
work: 1
2
3
4
5]
07/10
hogmanay on the north sea broadcast in july on fieldworks
excellent radio/internet program
07/01
premiere of the garioch community center heartstone
video shallow eyes in invererie
06/26
limited cdr release from aberdeen available.
bill
thompson, of aberdeen, audio installation,
8 hours
this
piece is an 8 hour soundwalk recorded binaurally during
one long continuous exploration of aberdeen. it is
converted into an mp3 file and loops continuously.
the idea for the work is very simple: throughout our
day we filter out the sounds around us in order to
focus on going where we're going, doing what we need
to do etc. as a result, we miss the beauty of our
ambient surroundings. i wanted to create a work that
would explore these surroundings but also encourage
listeners to hear these sounds aesthetically as well.
due to the sheer length of the piece, it is hoped
that listeners will get lost within the work and not
be able to predict when or where they are within the
soundwalk. in hearing these sounds out of context,
listeners are encouraged to listen (and thus 'hear'
them) as though for the first time. this soundwalk
also traces my own exploration as i wander around
the city, led only by sounds that interest me, documented
only by sounds i hear.
06/01-06/17
field recordings (hogmanay, country auction, and reflections)
included in SOUNDSCAPEpgh, a street installation presented
in conjunction with the three rivers arts festival in
downtown pittsburgh, pa.
SOUNDSCAPEpgh
is presenting soundworks from all over the world that
relate to, address, contrast, or bring attention to
the city/urban soundscape. the recordings will be played
through several audio devices installed outside along
a city block in downtown Pittsburgh, PA during the first
two weeks of June.
05/24
added new featured download, reflections installation,
to site
05/21
performing feb'23rd as part of 'stop, look, listen'
exhibit at the royal scottish academy in edinburgh. email
for details
01/27/05
experimental music showcase no. 2, present's the first
annual scotland (and uk) phonography concert, 7:30 pm,
student union, hilton campus, building g. email
for details
01/26/05
interview
on ideasfactory.com published
01/24/05
'hogmanay on the north sea' included in aaron ximm's quiet
american: one minute vacation
01/03/05
added 'featured download' to works page
01/02/05
added 'hogmanay on the north
sea' mp3 to works page
12/30/04
added 'my
other life' to the gallery
12/21/04
started work on video project, homage to brakhage. [real
player sample]
12/20/04
submitted recording as part of peter m. wyer's simultaneity
project
12/04-21/04
assemblage
series 1 premiered as part of south
square centre's end of year show
12/04/04
added mp3's summer (exerpt)
and windmill (exerpt) to works
page
11/25/04
added
pictures of reflection installation to gallery
11/24/04
added
guestbook to site
11/23-28/04
participating as an artist within urbannovember
to install a sound installation, as part of the atlas
of urban aberdeen project. several artists will participate
over the course of the week. from urbannnovember's
site:
11/17-19/04
assisting pete stollery with a sonic art project working
with children to record sounds and construct a short piece
to be performed at the discoveries
concert in banchory
11/16/04
added experimental
music in scotland page to the
site
11/11/04
experimental
music showcase no. 1, featuring performances by james
wyness, bill thompson, and pete stollery. live electronics,
sound diffusion, avant-glitch. 7:30 pm, student union,
hilton campus, building g. email
for details
11/04/04
opening for christ
and frog
pocket at dr
drakes, details
10/27/04
hosting
weekly improv workshop, details
10/26/04
hosting
monthly experimental music showcase at aberdeen university
student union, details
10/01/04
moved to scotland to start phd at the university of aberdeen,
details
09/18/04
spoke and performed at sonic arts event number 2 at leeds
metropolitan university
08/01/04
launched www.billthompson.org
07/05/04
relocated to uk, ashton underlyne, outside of manchester,
england
07/03/04
BOOBAPALOOZA
bill thompson's good bye concert will be saturday, july
3rd at rick reed's clubhouse in the windridge apartment
complex. several of austin's finest experimental performers/groups
will be there and I hope all of you can make it out. the
event starts at 5pm, music at 6pm. performances include
an installation by alex keller, a solo performance by
brandon young, a duet with brent fariss and nick hennies,
a duet with doug ferguson and trey smith, and performances
by brekekekekexkoaxkoax (with josh ronsen, bill thompson,
jacob green, and vanessa arn), field (rick reed, bill
thompson, brent fariss), and finally gates (travis weller,
josh ronsen, brent fariss, jacob green, holand hopson,
and bill thompson.)
06/28/04
austin cobra ensemble's 3rd monthly concert at the church
of the friendly ghost. check here
for details.
06/26/04
the gates enemble performs as part of concert series in
houston at the commerce street artist warehouse. also
performing: price
taggery, josh
russell, james
eck rippie, and juan garcia.
http://www.angbase.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=261
06/24/04
josh ronsen presents the first in a series of improv concerts
at the church of the friendly ghost: AINT - austinnitus
improv night. performances by bill thompson (electronics),
sarah norris (percussion), nick hennies (percussion),
keith manlove (bassoon/electronics), and derrick fore
(bass clarinet). church of the friendly ghost, 8 pm.
06/11/04
brent fariss and bill thompson acting as co-directors
of amoda's performance series present richard chartier,
rick reed, jacob green and josh ronsen at ballet austin.
05/30/04
bill thompson performs with the austin cobra ensemble
in its monthly concert of cobra.
05/25/04
video of bill thompson and brent fariss's 'august' premiere
at amoda's first performance series shown at chicago's
lumen eclipse
05/07/04
bill thompson participates in doug fergousons 12 guitar
orchestra and performs with rick reed, brent fariss, and
alex keller in field at the church of the friendly ghost.
05/01/04
bill thompson and josh ronsen play field recordings with
other artists in fort worth. email
for details.
04/25/04
supplement presents john zorn's cobra at the church of
the friendly ghost. email
for details.
04/2-3-4/04
austin's new music coop presents 3 nights of music by
the new york school composers.
03/20/04
bill thompson plays with austin noise quartet at rancho
relaxo's non-sxsw show case.
03/27/04
bill thompson with new music coop and gates play informal
concert of works by the new york school at the church
of the friendly ghost in conjunction with progressive
potluckers.
03/23/04
bill thompson with new music coop and gates plays concert
of works by the new york school at texas state university.
email for
details.
03/13/04
noisefest at the church of the friendly ghost. the show
features brent fariss and alex
keller, rick
reed and bill thompson, and headlining is richard
ramirez (owner of deadline
records) with his band black
leather jesus. 8pm. email
for details.
03/06/04
brent fariss, rick
reed, and bill
thompson perform as part of noise show in houston
at superhappyfunland. 8pm. email
for details.
02/28/04
josh
ronsen and alex
keller (and others) present the fluxus cafe at the
church of the friendly ghost. 8pm. email
for details.
02/06/04
brent fariss, bill
thompson, and alex
keller perform as part of the upcoming supplement
showcase february 6th, 8pm at the church of the friendly
ghost. email
for more details.
02/01/04
EMIT
bill thompson and doug ferguson unveil the experimentalmusicintexas.org
site.
01/29/04
windridge concert series presents: alex
keller solo, nick hennies and aaron russell as a duet,
and rick
reed, vanessa arns, doug
ferguson, and bill
thompson as a quartet. live electronics and more.
8pm. email
for details.
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