The Krells
Open Space, 510 Fort St
Friday, April 19 at 8 pm
General $15; members and students $10
Tickets available at the door (cash only)
Or in advance at
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On Friday, April 19, at 8:00 p.m., The Krells, an extinct alien civilization from Forbidden Planet lands in Victoria and vaporizes Open Space with a live electronica trio featuring Daniel Godlovitch, Kirk McNally, and John Celona. Analog, digital, and interactive signal-processing combines in a new media electroacoustic experience. The group formed two years ago and this concert represents their debut.

Come join us for this exploration of synths, electronics, and sounds that can only be described as out of this world.

Music of The Krells can be heard at http://www.thekrells.com.

Biographies

Daniel Godlovitch is a digital instrument developer, has nationally charting releases under his solo alias Okpk, and is founder of Victoria’s left-field electronica collective Cloudsounds.

Kirk McNally is a recording engineer who has worked with local, national, and international artists. He has collaborated extensively with composers and artists in experimental and new music.

John Celona is an international award-winning composer and pioneer in computer-generated music composition and real-time performance. His innovative software TimbreSpace has been supported by Canada Council Media Arts and SSHRC.