the resonance association's second album we still have the stars once again demonstrates the band's ability to fuse electronic experimentation with classic progressive songwriting.
recorded between january 2008 and august 2008, the album was written and produced by the band; the track unite features scott fuller on guest vocals - he also wrote the track's lyrics.
the resonance association invite you to enjoy their latest album free of charge; however, they would like you to consider buying the limited edition heavyweight vinyl version to fund future projects.
Daniel Vincent (Karma
Pilot, Onion Jack)
and Dominic Hemy (The 3rd
Fire) formed The Resonance Association in 2006 as a vehicle with
which to drive their shared love of musical experimentation. The
music of The Resonance Association crosses into many different
musical territories, primarily experimental electronica, space rock,
EBM, post-rock, drone metal and progressive rock.
"... it is as perfect an exposition of music to evoke your imagination as you could ever hope to hear ... this is the best and most intense album released in 2007 ..."
"I adore the tight as barbed wire Electrolyte which flashes and pops rawness ... I am impressed as to the fact that two people can summon such diversity and richness. I think I am clear in saying, there is plenty to like."
"... a unique sound devoid, for the most part, of any similarity to other bands ... I very much enjoyed this CD when I heard it and I know I will be giving it future listens ... revel in the coldness with The Resonance Association!"
Mick Mercer (famed writer and chronicler of all things Gothic)
"... [The Resonance Association] invest the variety proffered with a central furtive gloom that works throughout, so if you’re into the Art Rock side of life then this is surely for you ..."
Presenting...... Muisc by: Bogen Erase Animals and War Hamilton Yarns Dj set by Stop Scratching
In the Old Theater space above...
Sound art/installation
by James Dunn, The Third Derivative of Position
An audio/visual representation of a chaotic system and its 'jerk factor'(The Third Derivative).
The Third Derivative of Position
When considering a position in space at two points in time we can measure the distance between the two points and divide this by the time interval to give us velocity (or speed) - this is the first derivative of position. The second can be derived from further measurements to determine acceleration. The third derivative of position is jerk and refers to the rate of change of acceleration, in other words the rate of change of the rate of change of the rate of change.
Chaotic systems also exhibit the jerk factor, such as Strange Attractors. These systems are neither random nor predictable but ebb and flow in cyclical patterns around a core or attractor. A biological organism's population may grow and grow to an enormous size yet may crash the following year to a fraction of what it was. A butterfly flapping it's wings in Brazil may cause a tornado in Japan.
Using the presence of an individual or individuals within a space, this exhibition uses the positions and movements of people through space to influence chaotic electronic oscillators through the radical perturbation of their trajectories.
Time and Place Start Time: Saturday, January 24, 2009 at 8:00pm End Time: Sunday, January 25, 2009 at 1:00am Location: The George Tavern Street: 373 Commercial Road City/Town: London, United Kingdom
Near Limehouse DLR Station or Whitechapel Tube. http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=535205&y=181287&z=0&ar=Y
Hi. Just read your post on the ProgBazaar. I thought about doing a 'Featured Band' slot as a promotional aid. Wondered if you were interested? Cheers Keep the faith.
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