Seven Count

At the end of May, we’ll be up and down the Northeast. Come join us!

21st - Albany, NY @ Jive Hive Live
22nd - Portland, ME @ Washington Baths
24th - Troy, NY @ Troy Listening Room
25th - Philly, PA @ Studio 34

More details here

2023 ︎︎︎ Rags and Sparkle

Rags and Sparkle documents the sounds of: a micro-rave, a wedding engagement, wood stacking, ice dyeing, “What would Ken do?”, a bog walk, the hum of an electric car charging, and fireworks exploding from a floating watermelon. We unplugged, dropped out, and fell over.

Long live the good ship Galiongee!!!! ︎

2022 ︎︎︎ Screenbathing

As a closing event for Adam Tinkle’s
installation Screenbathing at the Arts Center for the Capital Region, we created a set to accompany his 45-minute video loop, using the analog visual feedback as a kind of event score (and energetic input).
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2021 ︎︎︎ Playing For Now

Playing for Now charts live shows from 2018-2019 that we intended to continue, were it not for the unfortunate occurrances that began, for us, with a cancelled performance on Friday the 13th of March, 2020. Sounds from Brooklyn, Greenfield, Lake George, Phoenixville, Soltane, and Queens.

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2020 ︎︎︎ Sky Island
 

Faced with the first canceled show of the emerging pandemic, this Friday the 13th felt important. We had the bright idea to live stream what we might have played, this time from Angus’ studio instead of the local venue. We played three sets for a group of audience members gathered in the cloud over the course of three hours. This is (was?) the final countdown.
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2020 ︎︎︎ (re)Sounding

New compositions for old instruments. Produced in conjunction with our installation at the Bennington Museum, we commissioned pieces from contemporary composers and made one of our own on the musical objects held in the museum’s archives.

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2018 ︎︎︎ Request Line 

Recorded over the course of a week at Buoy Gallery in Kittery, Maine, Request Line documents a heady mixture of experimentation with live and recorded sounds, public performances, and community engagement.

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2017 ︎︎︎ Seven Count 

High on the possibilities of playing music from the archives and the present moment alongside one another, and the possiblities of playing music at all, we made a record of the moment, which, in turn, held some records from the past (and the future?).

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Our inaugural appearance, this was a live performance with a simultaneous low-power radio broadcast. Audience members were given hand-held radios with headphones to listen to a radio set we played a week prior, allowing them to mix their own experience of live and on-air sounds.