Our concerts are based on livecoding practice that is narrative, immersive and danceable. The music is composed live, as a duo and contains a significant amount of improvisation. It draws influences from electro, noise, post-rock and IDM.

The code is projected for the audience to see, allowing them to follow its evolution and better understand the relationship between music and code. It is also accompanied by visuals (some of which may be created specifically for the occasion) that allow us to address our favorite themes: our connection to the digital world, our evolution as humans, transhumanism, personal data, and technology addiction.

We are active in an emerging global scene. We tell the story of a battle against a computer server (usually the one of the venue, the city, or the theme of the event where we're playing). Our goal is to overload it with lines of code until we reach the final crash.

Our concerts are never the same, we adapt to different venues and audiences to offer the most suitable experience. As technology enthusiasts, we enhance our performances with interactive elements using LED strips, controllable lights (DMX), 3D cameras, stage designs, and video projectors. We have performed more than 100 concerts in electronic clubs, concert halls, museums, streaming platforms, and various eclectic festivals.

DISCOVER CODE THROUGH MUSIC!

The workshop is designed for musicians, programmers, and beginners alike. It requires no specific skills and is accessible to all audiences from approximately 12 years of age.

Livecoding workshops provide a fun introduction to music composition and computer programming. We exclusively use free and open-source software that participants can also use at home.

Following the workshop, participants will be able to create music and modify it in real-time. The workshop can also conclude with a collective performance or concert.

The workshop can be a one-time event or extend over multiple sessions.

We create interactive audio-visual installations. These are extensions of our universes. These installations feature a server that autonomously generates and composes original music and visuals. The presence and behavior of visitors can influence its behavior. The installations can connect to various elements such as sensors, video projectors, micro-controllers, lights, cameras, or other devices.

We emphasize total immersion in our universe through elaborate set design. The installation is autonomous and can continue to function for extended periods.