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🚨join us for new rtm resident show ‘They Have the Computers’ , a series exploring the intersection between electronic music and computation!

Led by Sound artist , They Have Computers features interviews with computational musicians and artists , an showcase music informed by percolating adjacent practices.

This month episode interviews Kat Macdonald () about her practice with radio , the London Community Laptop Orchestra (LCLO), and her views on percomputing in electronic music.

They Have Computers broadcasts on
Wed 11th @ 13:00
Thurs 12th @ 18:00
Fri 13th @ 11:00
Sat 14th @ 19:00
Sun 15th @ 16:00

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🗣️ BLURT: OPEN CALL FOR SONIC EXPERIMENTS IN TEXT

🪅 DEADLINE 26 MARCH / LAST FEW DAYS TO APPlY
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🫨 Blurt is an experimental platform supporting artists to develop text-based works for performance and live-to-air broadcast on RTM.FM. In this testing-site for testing text, TACO! invites artists to consider radio broadcast as an expanded form of publishing. We perform to publish, which is to say, to make public. And our moment of thinking is live on air! ⁠
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💬 TACO! is seeking proposals for sonic experiments in text: aural encounters, vernacular enquiries, conversations, radio plays and other weird waves.⁠
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🌀 TACO! will support four artists or artist groups to develop and test work over a four-week research and development period. This will culminate in Blurt, a public performance series presented at TACO! and broadcast live on RTM.FM.⁠
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📡 Selected artists and artist groups will receive: use of studio and production space over 4 weeks; editorial, curatorial and producer input and support; access to audio tech and equipment; a production budget of £250 per project to cover expenses.⁠
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🔗 Link in bio for more information and how to apply!