On March 12th, the duo Atikka will present their work at Lydlaboratoriet, where they have been in residency for the past month.
The electronic duo Atikka began a month-long residency at Lydlaboratoriet in Musikhuset Copenhagen on February 12th, after being selected based on an open call in 2023.
On March 12th, Strøm and Art Music Denmark invite you to join them in Lydlaboratoriet, where you will have the opportunity to experience Atikka’s work.
At the event, the duo, consisting of Susanne and John Cleworth, will present a number of the methods and sounds that they have experimented with during their residency and talk about the considerations behind incorporating these into their new work “Merging Trails”, from which they will also play excerpts.
Finally, there will be an opportunity to ask the duo questions about their work in Lydlaboratoriet.
– The event will be held in English.
– There is a limited number of seats.
– It’s free to attend, but registration is required:
https://billetto.dk/e/atikka-i-lydlaboratoriet-billetter-959881
About Lydlaboratoriet
Lydlaboratoriet is a collaboration between Strøm and Art Music Denmark. The aim of the project is to both preserve and activate the cultural heritage associated with the many electronic devices used decades ago. Lydlaboratoriet (‘the sound lab’) is part of the project Lydskatten, which is a collaboration between Strøm, Art Music Denmark and Dansk Komponistforening and supported by Augustinus Fonden and Koda Kultur.
In 2023, the two musicians Anton Friisgaard and Liv Andrea Hildursdóttir were in residency at Lydlaboratoriet, where they each gave a presentation of their work at a public event as a culmination of their residencies. In 2024, composer, artist and musician Jacob Remin has also been in residency.
About Atikka
The Copenhagen based trance duo consists of Danish artist Susanne Cleworth (aka Xuri) and Australian artist John Cleworth. They played a hypnotic live-set on the Trans Metro Express in 2023 and as things go when the music is extraterrestrial, their time-slot expanded immensely and the hypnotized and sweaty audience could enjoy their music even longer.
