Moog Sound Lab UK gives musicians the chance to experiment with a whole roomful of vintage Moog equipment, which was originally introduced by Dr Robert Moog in 1964. Countless artists in the decades since have used Moogs or Moog-inspired sounds as a central part of their music, and tonight’s live performance will be an analogue synth lovers dream.
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LSFF: Opening Night: Long Live The New Flesh!
6 Jan 2017
LSFF team up with Moog Sound Lab UK to host a live performance from Fay Milton and Ayse Hassan (Savages) and joined by London producer and modular synth genius Martin Dubka (Circle Sky) to experiment with analogue sound-scaping, synthesis and effects.
16mm visual projections by David Leister (Kino Club) and Bea Haut (Analogue Recurring), supplying multiple loops, archive film, and experimental imagery on various screens and surfaces throughout the venue.
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Moog Sound Lab UK
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Savages
Savages are a rock band formed in 2011 in London, who have released two critically acclaimed and Mercury-nominated albums. The band have also branched out into various projects, including collaborations with Bo Ningen, A Dead Forest Index and choreographer Fernanda Muñoz-Newsome, curated the Le Guess Who? Festival in Utrecht, The Netherlands, and created side projects such as Kite Base featuring bassist Ayse Hassan.
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Martin Dubka
Martin Dubka is a London based producer; as a musician he has toured the world with Cazals and Daft Punk, built a reputation for performing improvised live modular sets and is currently finishing Circle Sky’s debut album with Richard Norris. His production work includes Tyson, Ali Love, Kiwi, Tesla Boy, Rory Phillips and Lou Hayter.
