PiNG EVENTS & PICTURES
• All PiNG Events • 1999 ( A ) • 2000 ( A B C D ) • 2001 ( A B C D )
• 2002 ( A B C D E F ) • 2003 ( A B C D E F ) • 2004 ( A B C D E F )
• 2005 ( A B C D E F ) • 2006 ( A B C D ) • FUTURE
2004 EVENTS • NOVEMBER - DECEMBER@ The Gladstone Hotel Ballroom
Tuesday November 2nd • Styrohead with Lyle Crilly
and General Chaos Visuals
Styrohead with Lyle Crilly and General Chaos Visuals
Tuesday Nov. 9th • Sylken with General Chaos Visuals
Sylken • Eric Hopper with Steven Sauvé and Beau Lukes
with General Chaos Visuals
Sylken • Eric Hopper with Wally Jericho and Jamie Todd
with General Chaos Visuals
Tuesday November 16th • Anomalous Disturbances
with Matthew Poulakakis and Aidan Baker
plus "20 Years Audible" videos for CIUT 89.5 FM
Sarah Pebbles hosts "20 Years Audible" videos for CIUT 89.5 FM
Anomalous Disturbances with Matthew Poulakakis and Aidan Baker
Tuesday November 23rd • Planet Of The Loops
featuring low frequency pilot with General Chaos Visuals
low frequency pilot with General Chaos Visuals
Tuesday November 30th • Nilan Perera and Friends
Nilan Perera, Rob Clutton, Gurpreet Singh Chana and 'kidnextdoor' (Nilan Perera, Chrisine Duncan and Susanna Hood)
Tuesday December 7th • Arms Full Of Sound||: THE LOOP :|| Arms Full of Sound and Fury
THE AMBiENT PiNG wrapped up its Tuesday night series
at The Gladstone Hotel Ballroom on December 4th, 2004
with Journey to Ambientia Part 2 by Paul Needler, aka
Arms Full of Sound. PiNG enthusiasts hunkered down
in the ballroom while, outside, gale-force winds threatened
to bring down the scaffolding that adorns the west side of
the Gladstone these days.Building momentum for our Journey to Ambientia, Arms
Full of Sound began with a piece titled Rhythmic Universe.
Amidst the drifting melodic textures of the first set were
images of planets, asteroids and lava lamps oozing like
amoebas-in-motion. Arms Full of Sound's pulsing rhythms
were especially effective alongside the forest imagery that
closed the set. Needler pushed the journey motif further in
a 2nd set titled Journey's End. While the 2nd set covered
the same terrain visually, it was more varied musically. Both
sets integrated familiar sound symbols - church bells,
for example - into their electronic soundscapes, creating
soundmarks to guide the listeners' journey.Always forward-thinking, PiNG organizers ended the evening
by preparing for the next leg of THE AMBiENT PiNG's own
journey to a new venue downtown. Once thank yous and
good-byes were extended to Gladstone staff, The PiNG blew
out of the Gladstone's drafty ballroom, quietly anticipating
the warmth of the Tequila Lounge in the New Year.More information about Arms Full of Sound's Journey to
Ambientia is available here.Luna Tek
