Come along to Studio KIND. at The Corn Store for an evening of leftfield experimental music & audio-visual performances from North Devon electronic music collective Pattern Recognition, sponsored by BlackBeam Cinematic
Pattern Recognition is North Devon's experimental music collective; a dynamic gathering of visionary musicians, boundary-pushing audiovisual artists, and innovative DJs.
This collective embarks on a mesmerizing journey into the realm of leftfield experimental music and captivating audiovisual performance. With a passion for pushing artistic boundaries, the collective showcases the endless possibilities of sound and visuals, creating a truly immersive and transformative experience. Drawing inspiration from a diverse range of genres, they seamlessly blend elements of electronic, ambient, industrial, and avant-garde music into a captivating sonic tapestry.
The collective’s performances are characterized by their unconventional approach, where traditional notions of music are shattered, and experimental concepts take center stage. Through intricate soundscapes, hypnotic rhythms, and abstract compositions, they invite the audience to explore uncharted sonic territories and delve into the depths of their own imagination.
Please note tickets are £6 in advance and £8 on the door 
Line-up:
Matthew Greasley will be debuting a screening of his recent piece 
The Earl of Drone
 in celebration for both International Drone Day which falls on 24th May, but also the Earl of Rone celebrations in Combe Martin which fall over this weekend.
Fail
Owner of the prestigious Florida based noise label Inner Demons Records debut UK show performing as Fail.
Dan (aka Loss, Fail, If, TIWIHWYT) has been a stalwart of the industrial, ambient, noise scene for over 20years, with releases on highly respected labels Ant-Zen, Spectre and live shows as part of the legendary Maschinenfest (Germany).
In their own words:
Producer. Anti-fascist. Egalitarian. Noisician. Performer. Remixer. Ally. Label operator. Mental health advocate, supporter, and sufferer. Owned by cats. Possibly an elite clowder of 13 orange tabbies who link together like Voltron to form a weirdo meatbot.
In and out of bands since the ‘90s, we started experimenting with noise in the mid ‘90s and producing music and noise ourselves in ‘02 or ‘03. Many unpopular projects, many overlooked releases, few that appreciate any of them. My mom thinks most of it sucks. Cats, noise, music, mental health, cats, support, authenticity, and cats. Not necessarily in that order. Also, cats.
I remix, am remixed and may be interested in splits/collaborations with the right people. Also, I’d probably be into working on music/sound for games or film.
https://www.innerdemonsrecords.com/
BMH (Black Magic Holiday)
From the surreal mind/ auteur of the avant garde, Kate Bosworth (Dark Train Radio host) and her sonic co-conspirator of mischief Matt Jetten, BMH sound like two mad scientists harnessing field recordings, analogue walls of sound, loops, mayhem, a sparkle of anti-fascist fairy dust and rhythmic beats and pulses to warp the brain and unsettle the soul. With releases on Irregular Patterns, Adventurous Music, Front & Follow and a recent appearance in Electronic Sounds Magazine. We are delighted to welcome BMH back to North Devon for their second Pattern Recognition appearance.
https://blackmagicholiday.bandcamp.com/
Jola
Jola Pawlikowska is a weaver of magick, Mistress or Divination, Priestess of the Goddess, Alternative Practitioner, Healer and Artist. In another lifetime she was Fey Pink, front woman of the Gaslight Troubadours & the Mysterious Freakshow. She has a lifetime of experience leading & teaching wellbeing, magical & creative workshops, facilitating healing and producing magic infused pieces of art, poetry & music. She uses her experience & unique creativity in her work to draw out meaningful aspects of individuals to help them question, challenge, and take action. All she wants for Christmas is to SMASH the patriarchy.
Wormfood
A Freelance Artist and Illustrator known best for their work in Lowbrow Pop Surrealism and the indie comic scene, but who also occasionally dabbles with sound as just another one of their many other creative outlets.
Wormfood will be screening an audiovisual delight exclusive to Pattern Recognition
Doors at 7pm, music from 7:30pm.
There will be a bar (ID needed)
The event is supported by North Devon Council as part of Live in Barnstaple
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https://patternrecognition.org.uk/
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