Friday, February 15, 2013
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Monday December 10 - GF_011
Monday December 10th
G O N E F I S H I N G
WITH..............................
i) manipulated acoustics for the love children of the apocalypse
Michael Lynn - upright bass
Ambrose Pottie (from Crash Vegas + Toronto Improvisors Orchestra, etc.) - laptop and drums
ii) Ryan Barwin: pedal steel with Vennie Tu:
iii) "Bronsense": experimental electronics - laptop
PLUS....
ART INSTALLATION OPENING by: Sarah Sands Phillips
http://www.sarahsandsphillips.com/
http://somewhereart.wordpress.com/
GONE FISHING SERIES - www.gonefishingseries.blogspot.com
An ongoing Series of Experimental Music on the 2nd Monday of every month. Three 20 to 30 minute sets of diverse and ambitious programming packed into one night with MixTape bliss providing the glue.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Gone Fishing 009
Monday October 8th/2012
GONE FISHING with:
i) Germaine Liu (vibraphone) with Tomasz Krakowiak (percussion)
ii) Meiko Ando (butoh dancer) & Michael Keith (strings)
iii) John Kameel Farah (piano)
www.johnfarah.com
GONE FISHING with:
i) Germaine Liu (vibraphone) with Tomasz Krakowiak (percussion)
ii) Meiko Ando (butoh dancer) & Michael Keith (strings)
iii) John Kameel Farah (piano)
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Gone Fishing with Bob A, Bob B & Pholde (photos)
Bob Brough: saxophone.....Bob Appleton: video
Pholde: metal sculpture
Bob Brough: saxophone.....Bob Appleton: video
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
GONE FISHING 008 - Monday September 10th
Monday September 10th
G O N E F I S H I N G
WITH..............................
[i]
PHOLDE
www.pantarheirecordings.com
Youtube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/pantarheirecordings
[ii]
ROBERT APPLETON/BOB BROUGH (saxophone)
Robert Appleton makes visual music consisting of korg microcontrollers, a macbook pro and max/msp. (http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF940F177A6E47826).
Appleton is a Designer, Artist, Photographer, Musician and Teacher. Born in Scotland, Bob left an Art Director position at Saatchi and Saatchi in London to study fine art at St. Martins School of Art. He became a photojournalist for BBC Television and emigrated to the USA in 1979. His work has been recognized and published by the principal national and international design organizations, including: AGI, The American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), the Brno, Lahti and Warsaw Biennales, Communication Arts, Graphis, IS, Novum Gebrauchsgraphik, the Boston, LA and New York Art Directors Clubs. He's served as Vice President on the Board of the American Institute of Graphic Arts New York Chapter. He was elected to membership of AGI in 2001, has taught/teaches Image Arts at Ryerson University and OCAD in Toronto. He's also involved in ongoing projects with composers and performers in new music and jazz.
http://www.youtube.com/bebopple
http://www.robertappleton.org
http://www.robertappleton.com
http://www.a-g-i.org
http://www.a-g-i-foundation.org
G O N E F I S H I N G
WITH..............................
[i]
PHOLDE

Pholde is a dark ambient project in which the sounds are also made from metal sculptures started in 2002.
The sounds are produced from metal of different tensile strengths, sizes, and thicknesses in which reverb is the only effect being used. Homemade custom metal instruments, as well as circular saw blades, car springs, iron meshing, and fan blades are bowed and scraped with hand files, smooth and threaded metal rods, angle iron, and blocks of steel to produce atmospheric, haunting soundscapes.
The sounds are produced from metal of different tensile strengths, sizes, and thicknesses in which reverb is the only effect being used. Homemade custom metal instruments, as well as circular saw blades, car springs, iron meshing, and fan blades are bowed and scraped with hand files, smooth and threaded metal rods, angle iron, and blocks of steel to produce atmospheric, haunting soundscapes.
www.pantarheirecordings.com
Youtube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/pantarheirecordings
[ii]
ROBERT APPLETON/BOB BROUGH (saxophone)
Robert Appleton makes visual music consisting of korg microcontrollers, a macbook pro and max/msp. (http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF940F177A6E47826).
Appleton is a Designer, Artist, Photographer, Musician and Teacher. Born in Scotland, Bob left an Art Director position at Saatchi and Saatchi in London to study fine art at St. Martins School of Art. He became a photojournalist for BBC Television and emigrated to the USA in 1979. His work has been recognized and published by the principal national and international design organizations, including: AGI, The American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), the Brno, Lahti and Warsaw Biennales, Communication Arts, Graphis, IS, Novum Gebrauchsgraphik, the Boston, LA and New York Art Directors Clubs. He's served as Vice President on the Board of the American Institute of Graphic Arts New York Chapter. He was elected to membership of AGI in 2001, has taught/teaches Image Arts at Ryerson University and OCAD in Toronto. He's also involved in ongoing projects with composers and performers in new music and jazz.
http://www.youtube.com/bebopple
http://www.robertappleton.org
http://www.robertappleton.com
http://www.a-g-i.org
http://www.a-g-i-foundation.org
Friday, July 13, 2012
GONE FISHING 007 - Monday August 13th
Monday August 13th
G O N E F I S H I N G
WITH..............................
[i]
Tomasz Krakawiak + Joda Clement
Tomasz Krakowiak (b. July 31, 1972, Tarnów, Poland) is a percussionist and composer. During the last few years, Krakowiak has performed and recorded with artists such as Mike Hansen, John Oswald, Ireneusz Socha, Le Quan Ninh, Kaffe Matthews, Mike Snow, Domenico Sciajno, Alessandro Bosetti, Anna Zaradny, Ute Völker, Sophie Angel, Otomo Yoshihide, Phil Minton, Paul Dutton, John Butcher, Gert-Jan Prins, Karlheinz Essl, Pau Torres and others throughout Europe and North America e.g. Musica Genera Festival, Victoriaville FIMAV, AudioArt Festival. Influenced by experimental and electroacoustic practices, Krakowiak's sounds are explorations of different sonoristic drum qualities. He currently lives in Toronto, Canada.
[ii]
Bryan Eubanks & Cat Lamb (USA)http://www.sacredrealism.org/bryaneubanks/index.html
http://www.sacredrealism.org/catlamb/index.html
Catherine Lamb (b. 1982, Olympia, WA.) is a composer/violist exploring sound through intimate ensembles and solo work. She is interested in microscopic color variances in (mostly) narrow bands, often with an ever-opening form. She is interested in the elemental/spectral interaction between tones and their shadows, between beings. She works with the phenomenological dimensions of quiet perceptual/sensual layers moving in and out of presence, as a being moving in space.
Bryan Eubanks (b. 1977, WA.) is a musician focused on collaborative improvisation, solo musical projects, and generative sound installations. Primarily active within the traditions of experimental and live electronic music, he works with unstable instruments of his own design that incorporate open-circuits, samplers, radio transmission, feedback, digital synthesis, the soprano saxophone, and other acoustic instruments. His compositions and installations involve practical research into computer music, generative composition, electronics, and sound localization in an effort to bring into being situations that examine transformations in the perception of sonic space/time.
G O N E F I S H I N G
WITH..............................
[i]
Tomasz Krakawiak + Joda Clement
[ii]
Bryan Eubanks & Cat Lamb (USA)http://www.sacredrealism.org/bryaneubanks/index.html
http://www.sacredrealism.org/catlamb/index.html
Catherine Lamb (b. 1982, Olympia, WA.) is a composer/violist exploring sound through intimate ensembles and solo work. She is interested in microscopic color variances in (mostly) narrow bands, often with an ever-opening form. She is interested in the elemental/spectral interaction between tones and their shadows, between beings. She works with the phenomenological dimensions of quiet perceptual/sensual layers moving in and out of presence, as a being moving in space.
Bryan Eubanks (b. 1977, WA.) is a musician focused on collaborative improvisation, solo musical projects, and generative sound installations. Primarily active within the traditions of experimental and live electronic music, he works with unstable instruments of his own design that incorporate open-circuits, samplers, radio transmission, feedback, digital synthesis, the soprano saxophone, and other acoustic instruments. His compositions and installations involve practical research into computer music, generative composition, electronics, and sound localization in an effort to bring into being situations that examine transformations in the perception of sonic space/time.
[iii]
M. NourbeSe Philip: main voice
Michael Lynn: Upright bass and voice
Aisha Sasha John: Movement and voice
Brenda Joy Lem: Piano and voice
Colin Anthony: Samples and voice
Zong! washes up from the deeps onto the shoals of memory. A meditation in poetry on history,loss, mourning and redemption, it floats on the skin of memory, explores the tension between word and silence and explodes into notes of remembering. M. NourbeSe Philip - author of Zong!
Michael Lynn: Upright bass and voice
Aisha Sasha John: Movement and voice
Brenda Joy Lem: Piano and voice
Colin Anthony: Samples and voice
Zong! washes up from the deeps onto the shoals of memory. A meditation in poetry on history,loss, mourning and redemption, it floats on the skin of memory, explores the tension between word and silence and explodes into notes of remembering. M. NourbeSe Philip - author of Zong!
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
VIDEOS - Gone Fishing 006
Fingerstyle Guitar Improvisation
Live at the Gone Fishing Series 006
Somewhere There, Toronto, Canada
July 9th, 2012
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Live at the Gone Fishing Series 006
Somewhere There, Toronto, Canada
July 9th, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
GONE FISHING 006 - July 9th/12
GONE FISHING 006
An ongoing series of Experimental Music on the 2nd Monday of every month.
www.gonefishingseries.blogspot.com
Monday July 9th, 8pm-10pm
$10 or PWYC
at SOMEWHERE THERE (Toronto)
227 Sterling Road Unit 112
(just south of Bloor on Ruttan St.)
Directions at www.somewherethere.org
[i] David West
David West was born in Ecuador and raised in Canada. This Ecuadorean multi-string and vocal prodigy has thrilled audiences the world over with his stunning virtuosity on the fretless nylon and steel string guitars,Tumak harp-guitar and their use in contemporary arrangements with northern and southern Quichua, Shuar and Tsachila nations as well as coastal and Andean Afro-Ecuadorean music. Current projects include the musical "Ayawaska", 2011 CD "Choclo y la Orgia Cosmica and his ethno-blues configuration.
http://www.davidwestmusic.com/index.php?go=home
[ii] TREEOTICA
A T r e e B r a n c h D r e a m t I t W a s A n
E l e c t r o n i c P e r c u s s i o n I n s t r u m e n t .
Treeotica’s Percussive Sound Carvings. Sometimes Light Eclectic, At Times Dark Electric. Yet, Always Curious To The Ears.
http://treeotica.me/
E l e c t r o n i c P e r c u s s i o n I n s t r u m e n t .
Treeotica’s Percussive Sound Carvings. Sometimes Light Eclectic, At Times Dark Electric. Yet, Always Curious To The Ears.
http://treeotica.me/
VIDEOS - Gone Fishing 005
VIDEOS
Gone Fishing Series
June 11th, 2012
Set #1
MIKE GENNARO
Snare Drum/Percussion Improvisation
Set #2
Snare Drum/Percussion Improvisation
Set #2
RYAN KINNEY
Guitar (Ornette Coleman piece)
Guitar (Ornette Coleman piece)
Set #3
ROMAN PILATES
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Monday June 11th - Gone Fishing 005
GONE FISHING 005
An ongoing series of Experimental Music on the 2nd Monday of every month.
www.gonefishingseries.blogspot.com
Monday June 11th, 8pm-10pm
$10 or PWYC
Ryan Kinney - solo acoustic guitar
Roman Pilates (Kevin Crump) - File under post-industrial/abstract film soundtracks.
Mike Gennaro - solo drum/percussion
at SOMEWHERE THERE (Toronto)
227 Sterling Road Unit 112
(just south of Bloor on Ruttan St.)
Directions at www.somewherethere.org
Monday, May 21, 2012
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Monday, April 16, 2012
gf_004 = Monday May 14th
GONE FISHING 004
Monday May 14th
Hybrid Frequency (Yecid Ortega)
The Knot (Nick Storring/Tilman Lewis)
ISO
at SOMEWHERE THERE (Toronto)
$10, 8pm-10pm
i) HYBRID FREQUENCY
Hybrid Frequency is a solo project from Colombian Yecid Ortega. Experimentation with different sources, mostly natural and organic including Latin-American folk instruments such as “quenas” and “ocarinas” among others to give color and texture to the subtle soundscapes that overlay the noisy walls made by many different tools such as synthesizers, made electronic devices, computer software, effect pedals and field recordings. Sometimes harsh and sometimes drone , ambient or sometimes experimental.
http://www.latinoruido.blogspot.com/
http://www.livestream.com/ruidolatino
ii) THE KNOT
Nick Storring and Tilman Lewis are errant classical cellists. With allegiance to both form and freedom, we embark on sonic explorations that are rooted in folk traditions, new musics, and an experimental pop sensibility. We love to subvert the instrument's lyricism, drawing not so much on extended techniques as on an array of audacious contra-techniques. A Knot performance ventures into demanding territory. But almost despite ourselves, an elemental beauty shines through.
http://nickstorring.wordpress.com/music-projects/the-knot/
iii) ISO
[Experimental Electronica]
Music for the regeneration of the ISO. Listener and a healthy love. ISO of your ears, they stop thinking about food and music, I feed. ISO is a vision of man. Voice in the life of this vision is to provide a variety of ways. It was not my game is not an option. http://www.isound.com/#/IS0
* Note: the ROMAN PILATES set originally scheduled for this evening has been postponed until Monday June 11th.
Monday May 14th
Hybrid Frequency (Yecid Ortega)
The Knot (Nick Storring/Tilman Lewis)
ISO
at SOMEWHERE THERE (Toronto)
$10, 8pm-10pm
i) HYBRID FREQUENCY
Hybrid Frequency is a solo project from Colombian Yecid Ortega. Experimentation with different sources, mostly natural and organic including Latin-American folk instruments such as “quenas” and “ocarinas” among others to give color and texture to the subtle soundscapes that overlay the noisy walls made by many different tools such as synthesizers, made electronic devices, computer software, effect pedals and field recordings. Sometimes harsh and sometimes drone , ambient or sometimes experimental.
http://www.latinoruido.blogspot.com/
http://www.livestream.com/ruidolatino
ii) THE KNOT
Nick Storring and Tilman Lewis are errant classical cellists. With allegiance to both form and freedom, we embark on sonic explorations that are rooted in folk traditions, new musics, and an experimental pop sensibility. We love to subvert the instrument's lyricism, drawing not so much on extended techniques as on an array of audacious contra-techniques. A Knot performance ventures into demanding territory. But almost despite ourselves, an elemental beauty shines through.
http://nickstorring.wordpress.com/music-projects/the-knot/
iii) ISO
[Experimental Electronica]
Music for the regeneration of the ISO. Listener and a healthy love. ISO of your ears, they stop thinking about food and music, I feed. ISO is a vision of man. Voice in the life of this vision is to provide a variety of ways. It was not my game is not an option. http://www.isound.com/#/IS0
* Note: the ROMAN PILATES set originally scheduled for this evening has been postponed until Monday June 11th.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
VIDEOS - GONE FISHING 003
VIDEO - GONE FISHING 003, SET 2
Nobuo Kubota/David Sait
VIDEO - GONE FISHING 003, Set 1, Pt. 3
New Positions
VIDEO - GONE FISHING 003, Set 1, Pt. 2
New Positions
Photos of Gone Fishing 003
PHOTOS
GONE FISHING 003
04/09/12
NEW POSITIONS photo: Michael Keith
NEW POSITIONS photo: David Sait
Nobuo Kobuta & David Sait photo: Michael Keith
Nobuo Kobuta & David Sait
Snake & Crane photo: Michael Keith
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
GF.003 - Monday April 9th
[i]
NEW POSITIONS (Neil Rankin)
Neil Rankin (Gay, Foxfire, plus way more!) gets way out with his solo manifestations. Anti-beat poetry meets sludge rhythm jams. Dirty synth tones and bass loops buckle under each others weight. Free sax notes bubble from the deep. Literary hopes weave in & out of dark pulsating drone textures, abstract rhythm communicates with human speech patterns. www.newpositionsmusic.blogspot.com
[ii]
NOBUO KUBOTA & DAVID SAIT
In 1969, Nobuo Kubota abandoned a 10-year career in architecture to devote himself fully to sculpture and music. He pursued his late-night associations with a group of Toronto artists and musicians who, individually and collectively, were pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. From 1962 through 1976 he played saxophone with the Artist’s Jazz Band in Toronto. They released four albums in two-record sets. In 1974 he joined the Toronto free improvisation band known as CCMC (Canadian Creative Music Collective) and began experimenting with making sounds using a variety of ordinary objects including children’s toys.
Abstract expressionist musician, sculptor, sound poet, architect, videographer, zen buddhist, performance artist and 2009 Governor General’s Award recipient. Nobuo Kubota’s creative riffs resonate through all disciplines. He currently lives and works in Toronto, Ontario.
Nobuo will be joined by David Sait on Chinese zither (guzheng) www.guzheng.ca in their first meeting.
[iii]
SNAKE & CRANE plays Middle-Eastern inspired post-punk/psychedelia/experimental music.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Thank you!!!
Thank you to everyone who made it out to the Gone Fishing series on Monday. Another wonderful evening in all respects. Very powerful & inspired performances by Bob Vespaziani, Meiko Ando/Robin Howell and Mike Gennaro/Michael Keith. Can't wait for the next one.
Bob Vespaziani
Meiko Ando w/ Robin Howell
Michael Keith & Mike Gennaro
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