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27.09.26 and surrounds by @flooredinterior
Introducing Floored Interior. Performing with Uuxe, this Sunday September 27th at HEAR THE MACHINE. Uuxe & Floored Interior are the ambient projects of Jack Brock (Naarm) and Matt England (Magandjin). After playing in bands together nearly 15 years ago, their recent collaboration is sparse and largely improvised, assembled live from modular and analog synthesis and the slow erosion of recorded fragments. by @flooredinterior
Join us for the twenty-fourth edition of HEAR THE MACHINE, a monthly series showcasing experimental synthesiser music, including drone, ambient, noise, and other electronic music practices being explored by artists in Naarm and the wider community. HEAR THE MACHINE happens on the last Sunday of the month, at Nighthawks Bar - 136 Johnston street Collingwood. HEAR THE MACHINE #24 September 27th 2026 7pm doors $15/10 (no presales) The artists: k8 m055 k8 m055 is an artist and musician who’s work combines language, found sound and personal artefact to create deeply personal narrative driven soundscapes https://www.youtube.com/@k8m055xo https://k8m055.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/k8m055/ Uuxe & Floored Interior Uuxe & Floored Interior are the ambient projects of Jack Brock (Naarm) and Matt England (Magandjin). After playing in bands together nearly 15 years ago, their recent collaboration is sparse and largely improvised, assembled live from modular and analog synthesis and the slow erosion of recorded fragments. Let X=y Pierre B is an Australian recording and visual artist working in electronic music, sculpture, video and graphic design. After 2 decades running a design agency he returned in 2017 to playing music again and now performs as Let X=y. He briefly studied at the Elder Conservatorium, Electronic Music Studio (Sth Aust) and was tutored by Tristram Cary OAM (founder of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and co-designer of the VCS3 synth). He was a founding member of performance art band This Crepuscular Hour (TCH) that released two albums on the Dorobo/Iridium labels in the 90s with success in the EU and US. A TCH performance track from 1988 was recently re-discovered on Youtube by Bridget Small (PBS Radio) and included on the Left Ear Records compilation Antipodean Anomalies 2. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the true owners and custodians of the land where this event takes place. Always was. Always will be. by @flooredinterior

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