Greg Davis is an internationally recognized electronic musician & composer who has been releasing music and performing since 2000. Davis has released albums on labels such as Important, Kranky, Ekhein, Room40, Install, Home Normal, Digitalis, NNA, Greyfade, Carpark Records, as well on his own Autumn Records label (which he started in 1997). Davis’s music draws from a wide variety of sound sources, including guitar, field recordings, various world/ ethnic/traditional instruments, percussion, voice, modular synth, sampling and computer music, with an emphasis on processed sounds. drone / ambient / minimalism / free improvisation / abstraction / songs / rhythms / generative / systems / composition are continuing threads explored throughout his music. From 1994-1999, Davis studied classical & jazz guitar alongside composition at DePaul University in Chicago. He moved to Boston in 1999 to pursue a Master's degree in composition at the New England Conservatory while independently studying electronic music (Max/MSP in particular). Since 2000, he has played shows all over the world, collaborating with Keith Fullerton Whitman, Ben Vida, Sebastien Roux, Chris Weisman, Steven Hess, Jeph Jerman, Akron/Family, Toby Aronson (as Harmonizer), Zach Wallace (as Sun Circle) and many more. In 2004, Davis left Chicago for Burlington, Vermont, where he currently lives and continues to make music & organize experimental / creative music concerts regularly. Davis owns & operates Autumn Records, a record store located in Winooski, Vermont which he opened in 2017. He also curates Outer Sounds, an experimental vinyl record subscription service. His latest releases are lush ambient music: Full Spectrum 3/7 cassette/digital on his own Autumn Records label and blue fifty-three
cassette/digital (Full Spectrum 5/6) on Blue Tapes UK. He is also hard at work finishing up a new hip-hop LP titled No School which will be released on Autumn Records in 2025.
https://gregdavis.bandcamp.com
Saapato is the music project of upstate NY based multi-instrumentalist Brendan Principato. His work focuses on the intersection of ecology and music, using a distinct blend of manipulated field recordings and lush electronic soundscapes to encourage listeners to reconsider their place within nature. He spent August 2023 in residence with the Alaska State Park Service recording bird migrations and the salmon run outside of Juneau. In the autumn of 2022, he was in residence with the National Park Service on Fire Island, NY documenting “shoulder season” in the rare and rapidly disappearing swale and dune habitats found there. His forthcoming record, Spring at Home was released via Aural Canyon on November 15th and consists of one continuous track that captures the transition from dusk into night beside a pond in upstate New York.
Dave Seidel composes and performs electroacoustic music with an emphasis on long tones and microtonal sonorities. Along with many Bandcamp releases (mysterybear.bandcamp.com), he has two CD releases: "~60 Hz" on Irritable Hedgehog (2014) and "Involution" on XI Records (2021). In a previous life as a guitarist, he is best known for the premiere recording of Lois V Vierk's "五 Guitars" ("Go Guitars") on Vierk's CD "Simoom" (XI Records, 1991). He lives in New Hampshire.
Temportal is an experiential sound event presented by NH-based musician Seth Chatfield, who otherwise writes and performs punk-informed original folk music. They play the gong intuitively and to a set pattern of silent syllables that came to them in meditation. Every performance is unique as subtle elements like humidity and room size and shape all have an effect on the sounds produced. When gong is played in this way without accompaniment, it produces an effect unique to every listener as the layered vibration will interact with the unique physiology of the ear that is different for every body. Here, Chatfield uses the instrument to open a conceptual gateway from this reality to another, commencing with a return to the very heart of the present moment.
Doors are at 7pm and music will begin at 730. All ages, and seating is limited and first come first served.