ARTIST PROGRAMS
ATTENTION: SONARCHY RADIO ON KEXP HAS MOVED TO SUNDAY NIGHTS AS OF NOVEMBER 1.
Recorded live in the studios at Jack Straw Productions, this hour-long program featuring new music and sound art made by Pacific Northwest artists. Sonarchy is broadcast every Sunday night from midnight to 1am on KEXP 90.3-FM in Seattle and live on the web at KEXP.org. Sonarchy is now into its 12th year, and thanks to KEXP's inspired use of technology, each new show can be heard in its entirety for two weeks following the broadcast in several streaming audio formats. Doug Haire is the producer and mixes these shows live.
If you are interested in performing on Sonarchy, click here to go to the Sonarchy FAQ.
SONARCHY ON
KEXP 90.3 FM
Selected shows are now available as podcasts. Go to http://www.kexp.org/podcasting/podcasting.asp#sonarchy.
SONARCHY IMAGES
Photos by Naomi Campbell of a Sonarchy session with Ahamefule J. Oluo and the New Seattle Brass Ensemble:
SHOW SCHEDULE
January 3rd: Vance Galloway and Noise Poet Nobody
A long history of free improvisation continues with this show. Vance - processed guitar, custom software and electronics. Noise Poet Nobody - homemade stringboard and analog modular synthesizer with loopers.
January 10th: Bad Luck
A fierce new music duo that projects into the sound art world through the jazz music portal. Chris Icasiano - drums, Neil Welch - tenor and soprano saxes, live loops and pedals.
January 17th: Cobra Session
From the Sonarchy Archives comes this unique 13 player show recorded in July 1999. Following the visual system developed by John Zorn, this big group makes instant music and has fun doing it.
January 24th: Obelus
Ambient/IDM duo make electronic music that feels live and well connected. Long-form pieces performed by Adam Pessl - midi and acoustic drums, thumb piano and music box. Jason Goessl - midi guitar, effects, organ pedals.
January 31st: Broken Mask
A vast array of acoustic instruments and lo-fi electronics are employed to make this fascinating sonic trip a reality. Robert Horton (bay area), Mike Shannon (Seattle).