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Newton Armstrong
Newton Armstrong is a composer and improviser working with electronic media.
His work has encompassed performance, installation, instrument building and interaction design, and
he has collaborated in various capacities with other musicians, writers, dancers, choreographers, and sound,
film, video and installation artists. His main instrument (as of early 2006...) is a self-built embedded
Linux synthesizer named Mr. Feely. Originally from Melbourne, Australia, Newton currently resides in scenic New Jersey.

Will Guthrie
Australian drummer/percussionist Will Guthrie uses home-made instruments, amplified found and junk,
microphones &Êelectronics alongside more conventional drums and cymbals. Originally a drummer he has
worked in many different settings of music: live performance, improvisation, studio composition.

Howard Stelzer
Howard Stelzer has been active as a composer and performer of electronic music since 1992. His visceral
improvised music utilizes the qualities inherent to cassette tape and tape players; namely hiss, the roll
of tape across play heads, the crackle of dirt caught inside old players, play speed altered manually by
pressure from fingers applied to the tape's reels. Stelzer's work tends to employ space and silence as well as
gritty low-fidelity noise, and is almost always centered on the physicality of live performance.
Stelzer is a member of the BSC, a large electro-acoustic orchestra led by sax player Bhob Rainey, and the
group Skeletons Out, with Jay Sullivan. He also operates the Intransitive Recordings label for electro-acoustic
and improvised music. and regularly hosts sound-art, electronic and improvised music concerts by visiting and
regional artists in the Boston area, where he lives.

opening act... haleta smallwood cluett?
it just might happen.
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