Fri, Jun 07
|First Light Event Space
Augur's Wand | Former Eraser
LV14 X Sound Symposium present a laser-music performance by Augur's Wand (QC) and music by Former Eraser (NL) at First Light Event Space.
Time & Location
Jun 07, 2024, 6:30 p.m.
First Light Event Space, 42 Bannerman St, St. John's, NL A1C 3M6, Canada
About the event
LV14 X Sound Symposium present a laser-music performance by Augur's Wand (QC) and music by Former Eraser (NL) at First Light Event Space.
Doors 6:30PM / Show 7PM / FREE / All Ages
Augur's Wand is a live laser music performance duo, featuring a vector synthesis music system created in Max MSP and Ableton Live. The project is a collaboration between composers Kristian North and Mike Cassidy.
Former Eraser is an improvised electronic sound project started by Rick Bailey and Craig Squires, who both love playing weird synth sounds. Dan Smith adds mangled drums. What could possibly happen next?!
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