Archive for the 'Shows' Category

DASH! PHONES IT IN

phoningitinlo-fi is the right fi: dj talk­son­the­p­hone calls up all your favorite musi­cians for live over-the-phone per­for­mances and awk­ward conversation.

A while back I had the plea­sure of play­ing the KDVS radio show called “Phoning It In”.  Literally over the phone, I played a set from the Marriage Studio here in Portland. It has finally been posted on their site for stream and down­load. Digital decay has never sounded so good!

There are plenty of other great shows on the archive to check out as well includ­ing friends Cole Moldy Milner, LAKE, Cryptacize, Ben and Bruno, The Watery Graves of Portland, World, Little Wings, Thanksgiving, and recently, Davis Lee Hooker play­ing songs from his new record that I com­posed strings for, “Dark Town Dark City”.

SHOWS GALORE

Proud to offi­cially announce the myspace release of 2 new tracks I recently fin­ished (HYPNOTIQ WORLD and NEW STARS’ ART) as well as a plethora of shows com­ing up in the next week. This one is hap­pen­ing tonight:
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03/21/2009 08:00 PM — Reed College
Playing a com­posed improv trio set with Bob Jones and Jonathan Seilaff as well as a piece by Matt Marble. Adam Reese will per­form as well. Blogged here and here.

03/24/2009 08:00 PM — Valentines
232 SW Ankeny
Portland, Oregon 97204
Cost: Free
I will con­tribut­ing some viola for a Ghosting set with local audio­phile, Zach Reno.

03/28/2009 08:00 PM — Worksound Gallery
820 SE Alder
Portland, Oregon 97202
Cost: Donations, please
Description: Playing with Mary, Bob, and Jonathan. Also play­ing: Gust Burns and Jason Kahn.
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04/04/2009 07:00 PM — The Wail
NE 42nd and Sumner
Portland, Oregon 97218
Description: Space’s Day instal­la­tion show at the Wail! Gonna be wicked. There will be a large zome dome with mul­ti­ple celes­tial animated/non-animated pro­jec­tions. Curated by our friend Kaylee. Do check out her Flickr.

FISTMAS 2008

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FISTMAS 2008 from Jordan Dykstra on Vimeo.

On December 26, 2008 The Righteous and Harmonious Fists curated an event at the Pony Club in Portland, OR.

The event was called Fistmas.

This video is doc­u­men­ta­tion from that the first annual Fistmas.

Please enjoy!

DEKUM SHOW DOCUMENT

Honey, Ashby, and I played this show a two Fridays ago and I made a lit­tle video of it using some footage I took while mix­ing paint for the new, almost com­pleted, BCS Vibe and Recording Booth that I’m build­ing at the BCSHQ. I have been work­ing on this sculpture/room/project for about 2 months or a lit­tle more. It’s been an extremely fun and learned project using mostly free and/or found mate­ri­als. A bit crunk, but very prac­ti­cal. Hope to do a new Orem record in there, some Dash, some orches­tral record­ings and prac­tice ses­sions, sit, lis­ten to noth­ing, vibe out, you know. More once it’s “done”.

Anyway, Honey engi­neered and pro­duced the viola effects for me at this show and Ashby did her thing on vox. Check it out:

Also worth men­tion­ing is that tomor­row at the Worksound Gallery in Portland I am par­tic­i­pat­ing in a col­lab­o­ra­tive large ensem­ble impro­vised show with some 20+ musi­cians. I’m very excited for this one and it should not be missed.

DASH! OREM(THE SINK) AND TOM BLOOD SHOW IN 1.5HR

Tonight at the Towne Lounge in Portland, ORE Dash!, Orem(the sink), and Tom Blood (aka Grand Junction Grand Therapy) are play­ing and it’s gonna be a spe­cial night.

Tony is debut­ing a video for Qurbani that he did the voice-over for with Ariel. Dash! is doing a com­pletely visual set with a spe­cial unof­fi­cial debut of the new video directed by Dave Nuss. Here is a sneak peak:

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Gonna be a fun night, come out if you. Me and Tony have been build­ing it up a bunch and are super super excited. The Orem set is gonna be all elec­tronic bliss and Tom’s got soooo many sleeves to pull tricks from. Thanks for read­ing this.

IS HETEROGENEOUS AND MORE

I am pleased to announce the debut of the new DASH! album called Is Heterogeneous. Explore it over at the Prescott Family. Highlights include seven new tracks, a remov­able color sticker-cover paint­ing by David Coyne, and a new album that I believe rep­re­sents my cur­rent live show.

Speaking of which, I might soon be per­form­ing that very show near you dur­ing the next cou­ple of weeks…

DASH! Shows

…on tour with Jared Mees and the Grown Children, we per­formed at the Doug Fir last night and are leav­ing Portland today. Think there will most likely be a few more shows in Idaho but I haven’t con­firmed. Really really stoked for the SLC Pioneer Day show with local ambi­ent trip­pers Stag Hare!!!! Also do what you can to check out the White Fang/White Rainbow/Rob Walmart tour which has already begun…think they’re play­ing at the Smell with Lucky Dragons on Sunday July 20th. I’m going to try to check it out, let me know if you wanna carpool.

Finally, we wrapped up the final day of shoot­ing for the DASH! video for “You Keep Kicking (The Walls You’ve Become)”. The shoot was han­dled well with ease and guid­ance by David and Daniel Nuss. It is going to be pretty epic and I heard last night that they’re already begun to cut the footage (this is slang for edit­ing I’m told). I’m work­ing on putting together a making-of with the footage Tony and I shot. So many peo­ple helped out and I’d like to thank every sin­gle per­son for their con­tri­bu­tions espe­cially Dave Nuss, Dan Nuss, Sam Guerro, and Tony Ortega.…

Digital Flickr photo album for review here.

DASH! In The Street

June 14, 2008

DASH! is open­ing up for a rad avant-garde film screen­ing that’s hap­pen­ing tomor­row evening in asso­ci­a­tion with Portland Cinema Project’s “In The Street” series. The fol­low­ing are showing:

Under The Brooklyn Bridge by Rudy Burckhardt [1953, 16mm, b&w, 15 min]
In the Street by Helen Levitt [1952, 16mm, b&w, sound, 16 min]
Mirror Animation by Portland’s own Harry E. Smith [1979, 16mm, color, sound, 11 min]
(I’m really excited to see work from this amaz­ing man. Check out his “Early Abstractions” (1946–57), Pt. 1: )

The Riddle of Lumen by Stan Brakhage [1972, 16mm, color, silent, 17 min]
The Black Tower by John Smith [1987, 16mm, color, sound, 24 min]

I’m play­ing at 8:30 and the films start at dusk.

3125 NE Burnside (across from Music Millennium)
Portland, OR 97214
Free or very cheap!

DASH! 6/14/08