Konx-om-Pax

Konx-om-Pax (DJ) supporting Mogwai – UK Tour Feb 2011



February:



17 - Bournemouth, O2 Academy



18 - Cardiff, University



19 - Bristol, O2 Academy



20 - Leeds, O2 Academy



21 - Edinburgh, Picture House



23 - Oxford, Regal



24 - Birmingham, Institute



25 - London, Brixton O2 Academy



26 - Manchester, Academy



27 - Gateshead, The Sage



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Exclusive Display Copy Mix for Wire Magazine1. City Scum Shot, “The Bamboo Vein”

2. Grippers Nother Onesers, “After Dark Cravings”

3. Ducktails, “Seagull’s Flight”

4. Dolphins Into The Future, “Lone Voyager”

5. Tod Dockstader, “Knockwhistle”

6. Tom Dissevelt & Kid Baltan, “The Visitor from Inner Space”

7. Bruce Haack (Miss Nelson And Bruce), “Mudra”

8. Conrad Schnitzler, “Trigger One 2?

9. Irsol, “Concentration”

10. Tolerance, “Sacrifice”

11. Stephen Mallinder, “Length of Time”

12. David Fenech, “Poteaux/Feux”

13. Coil, “Who’ll Fall”

14. Throbbing Gristle, “Painless Childbirth”

15. Team Doyobi, “Music For Cat”

16. Alan Sparhawk, “17.53?

17. Zoviet France, “Electron Gate”

18. Konx-om-Pax, “At Home With Mum & Dad”

19. Chris Carter, “Clouds”

20. Sir Richard Bishop, “Smashana”

21. Erkki Kurenniemi, “Sähkösoittimen Ääniä 4 (1971)”

22. The Goslings, “Overnight”

23. Konx-om-Pax, “Hurt Face”

24. Pocahaunted, “Chinatown”

25. Konx-om-Pax, “Jamie Mono Tape”

26. Current 93 & Nick Cave, “Patripassian”

27. Popol Vuh, “Through Pains to Heaven”

28. Alexandro Jodorowsky, Ronald Frangipane & Don Cherry, “Tarot Will

Teach You/Burn Your Money”

29. Nicholas and Gallivan with Larry Young, “Angles Wing”

30. Chris Corsano, “How Should You Throw It On Other Occasions?”

31. Androids Of Mu, “Atomic X”

32. Martin Creed, “Fuck Off”http://www.thewire.co.uk/themire/2010/05/display-copy-mix/Hudson Mohawke - Butter (Warp Records) Artwork by Konx-om-Pax & LuckyMeOneohtrix Point Never - Rifts (No-Fun Productions) Artwork by Konx-om-PaxRustie - bad Science (Wireblock) Artwork by Konx-om-Pax & Remote LocationKonx-om-Pax is 24 year old Glasgow based Director/Animator/Sound Designer Tom Scholefield. In recent years worked with Warp Records, DFA Records, Planet Mu, Underground Resistance, Universal Everything and Optimo Espacio.Has had work shown in Tokyo, Egyptian Theatre Hollywood, Buenos Aires, Cannes Lions, Florence, London and Glasgow.Over the years played and worked with.Autechre, Appleblim (Skull Disco), Ardisson, Cassetteboy & Dj Rubbish, Cio (Spezialmaterial), Cristian Vogel, David Shrigley, Dj Rephlex Records, Dj Topgear, Dick Stuff, DMX Krew, Dr Derek F (Skam), Ego Spastachrist, Errors, Gay Against You, Geoim, Goodhand, Hp Stonji, Izu, Jackmaster, Jamie Lidell, Jimmy Edgar, Luke Vibert, Martin Rubadub, Marcia Blaine School for Girls, Milanese, Modeselektor, Sleepless Crew, Rob Hall (Skam), Neil Landstrumm, Optimo, Pap a Rapper, Park Attack, Po-Ski, Rustie, Shitdisco, Squarepusher, Timeblind (Shockout), Underground Resistance, Vars of Litchi, Vex'd, Wet Dreams. plus loads more.------Capracara - King of the Witches (DFA Records)Download HERE------Hudson Mohawke - Polyfolk Dance EP Sleeve Artwork by Konx-om-Pax (Warp Records)Buy from Warpmart - http://beta.bleep.com/index.php?page=release_details&releaseid=18087------Advanced Beauty Now Available



Advanced Beauty is an ongoing exploration of digital artworks born and influenced by sound,

an ever-growing collaboration between programmers, artists, musicians, animators and architects.

The first collection is a series of audio-reactive ‘video sound sculptures’. Inspired by synasthesia,

the rare, sensory experience of seeing sound or tasting colours, these videos are physical manifestations

of sound, sculpted by volume, pitch or structure of the soundtrack.

The films embrace unusual video making processes, the visual programming language Processing,

high-end audio analysis and fluid dynamic simulations alongside intuitive responses in traditional

cell animation. Each artist was given the same set of parameters to work within; to start, finish

and exist within a white space, creating a seamless coherence, all sculptures sharing the

same white environment.

Using 5:1 surround sound, the films transform the screen into a digital canvas, how the

minimalism of a single, floating pixel can be as engaging as the maximalism of an

intense multicoloured explosion.

Curated by design studio Universal Everything, with a soundtrack by Freefarm, the music

studio of Simon Pyke (formerly recording as Freeform on Warp, Nonplace and Skam) Advanced Beauty

is an international collaboration, taking in a family of artists from London, Russia, New York,

Japan, Buenos Aires, Glasgow to San Francisco.

This collection of films in the first in a series of exhibitions, with upcoming commissions

for the Victoria & Albert Museum, London and galleries in Europe, USA and Japan



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- - -Recent Live Review at Mono (Author unknown)"Many years ago, when I first saw Autechre at Manchester’s Roadhouse (it must have been around 1995), they insisted that all the stage lights be turned off when they came on. The result was two barely discernable figures in the gloom – the ultimate in invisibility on stage. Or so I thought. Sound and animation artist Konx-Om-Pax took that one stage further by crouching on the floor in the dark, behind most of the equipment, peering at his laptop. Only the occasional flash of movement gave away his position. To be honest, it was no less dull, in a visual way, than the recent Murcof show where Fernando Corona stood in full view staring at his Apple. At times Konx-Om-Pax’s music was extraordinary. One track resembled the sound of dying pinball machines blitzed in a hail of white noise: another a beautiful, looped prepared piano melody gradually attacked by a plague of viruses. It was difficult listening at times, but totally absorbing. The most bizarre track of all was the final one – a completely straight and funky slice of minimal techno that seemed to beam in from another set altogether."- - -Grafik Magazine - Talent Profile - April 2008