Announced today is a one of show from iconic visual experimentor and artist Chris Cunningham at Camden based art and music centre The Roundhouse on 24th February 2011.

Cunningham is joined by guests 16bit and Factory floor, setting an exciting president for the evening's music. The latter I've only just discovered through their billing to this event have recently released a limited edition vinyl of hypnotic analogue drone tracks. Well worth checking out. The release, Wooden Box, (via Spotify), they are also playing live in November at this gig at the Lexington.

Earlier this year Cunningham performed three 75 minute live audio visual shows in Brighton, Manchester and London  events where he was able to have complete creative control over all the elements, the visual presentation, film and audio, I've included a video above to show a small insight into how he presented the work. But who knows what will be involved this time round, there are no furthar details about what the show will actually involve.

Tickets are on sale now at £25-27

More information on The Roundhouse site here.

Read this interview with Chris from the Guardian earlier this year.

Ever since I first discovered this show at the beginning of Null+Void's existence back in December 2008 I've been a big fan of its' music and its' sillyness. Typically made for occassional broadcast over holiday periods this time from the fictional Electronica Festival of Felchford in Kent.

Thanks to Matthew Applegate for telling me about h

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This Saturday the combined promotional forces of collectives Mother Against Noise and Quantize bring about Dark Matta an event that meets experimental beats with club music and masses of bass. Headlining is Lorn as he finishes up his European tour on the back of new album nothing else released on Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder label. Check out this mix he did for Radio 1 Experimental download here.  Check the rest of the line-up below.

The night doubles up as a release party for Mothers Against Noise's new compilation due out soon on dub step net-label Twenty Twelve entitled Now That's What I Call Mothers Against Noise with tracks from 9 of the collective's members. Music from this will be given out on the night to those who are interested (probably most people). You can preview the released mixed by slave to the wage in the Soundcloud player below, release date TBA.

More event information here.

Line-up:

Lorn - Brainfeeder (Nothing Else – EU Tour)
Al Tourettes (LIVE) – Applepips/Aus/If Symptoms Persist/Bonus Round
Patchwork Pirates - Earnest Endeavours
Panther God - Circuitree
Ngoc Lan - Food For Ya Soul/Orformornorm
DJ Rum 0 Smokin' Sessions

Kanji Kinetic - Trouble & Bass
Wagawaga - Acroplane
PLUS Mothers Against Noise Residents :
Duskky - Acroplane
Hurtdeer - Life After Math
Macka - Schwa!
Myralfur - 20Twelve
Slavetothewage
Tufrs

Mothers Against Noise Promo Mix by slavetothewage

West Coast USA's Sutekh drifts between notoriety for minimal techno and experimentation, even being featured alongside Autechre and Ceephax in iDJ Magazine's flirtation with breakcore commentary. His website brings togehther his extensive portfolio of work, including writing, visual art as well as his musical output. This album was conceived from a Bach inspired performance with classical musicians in Paris in February 2009, the project then developed into this album due to be released on Creaked Records this September.

You can stream the entire album via their Soundcloud (above) until September 13th, then the work will be available to buy in CD and digital format.

Also available soon on Creaked that comes recommended from Null+Void is some glitch hope from the darkside by Bloody Snowman.

If you haven't already then get over and download the latest for null+void's podcast series from Datacrashrobot, originally unleashed last Friday. It's an hour of experimental, abstract yet driven electronics.

Download / listen here.