Published 7 May 2011 by JT
I was lucky enough to get some footage of a set which I performed in January at the Old Police station. The work is called Obey written specially for the space. The work was live electronics and live mixing. I performed two sets Strange Beauty and Obey.
I hope you enjoy
Jo
Jo Thomas Live at the Old Police Station Jan 2011 from Jo Thomas on Vimeo.
Below the Radar Vol 6 Butterfly Sweet Release The Wire
Published 10 May 2011 by JT
Butterfly Sweet was released for exclusive download today from the Wire Music Magazine.
The works are exclusive only to Wire Subscribers , so , go ahead and subscribe...
Things coming up.
15th of May Alpha is being performed in the Roundhouse on Sunday as part of Net Audio
On the 30th of May I will be performing live electronics, solo in the Red Gallery in Hoxton as part of the New Lexicons of Dark Exhibition.
On the 21st of July I will be performing live at the ICA as part of the Pablo Bronstein Exhibition
More details will be posted about all of these.
Thanks,
Jo
Darkest Noise : Red Gallery London
Published 16 May 2011 by JT
On the 30th of May I am to perform in the event New Lexicons of Dark Exhibition.
The whole event has a selection of very interesting sound artists and has been curated by the artist Kevin Quigey.
Below from the Press Release ....
Till all the carv’d fairies and daemons
Leer’d redly from the backgrounds of shadow.
Now redden’d my vision, and madly
I strove to peer thro’ the dense curtain
H.P. LOVECRAFT from nathicana
It is a Bank Holiday . My set is around 9-10 pm at the Camp on City Rd . Please come along if you can , It will be great.
Jo
New Lexicons of Dark Exhibition.
The Woman who Breaks Music Apart
Published 19 May 2011 by JT
A poem about my music. Thank you Peggy.
Performance next week on the 30th of May Red Gallery London looking forward.
Jx
THE WOMAN WHO BREAKS MUSIC APART -POEM BY PEGGY SHUMAKER
The woman who breaks music apart
fits aural grit onto her fingertips.
Sandy, her hands play
fresh light
sifting through leaves
coiled tight--
buds/ broken/
Each
sound
attracts
the body
of breath
particles
rare and fine,
(stanza break)
pollen
voiced
by no cord,
no catgut
plucked,
no instrument known
to the human ear
until this moment
set off,
crystalline.
Stars,
arrowheads,
branches,
twins.
Moisture
sharpened
flits into the pizzicato
of morning.
(stanza break)
Snowflake,
sectored plate
hollow
column
solitary, distinct, related
in the whirl. Gathering
blue deepens
the riverbank~wild
sparks lace
our lashes~
blink
gone~
leads in dark ice,
sharp edged
breath.
Blink.
~thinking of Jo Thomas, composer
of electronic music, London
Light
Published 25 May 2011 by JT
Thank you to emilia temirkulovaite for her Photo of me at Net Audio, Roundhouse a few weeks ago,
Looking forward to 30th of May , Red Gallery ,London
Jo x
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