Pawel Dziadur - electronics: wave_attack improvisation software, laptop, synth, controllers, feedback loop, miking
Slawomir Maler - tenor saxophone, alto saxophone
Philip Palmer - alto saxophone, found objects
AudioTong 2011
A while ago I've wrote about this Krakow-based group's
performance - half torn between appreciation for their experimental and no-compromises attitude and struggle to absorb and get through the wall of abundant and invasive wall of electronics.
Pawel Dziadur created wave-attack software as a tool for electro-acoustic improvisation that allows for real-time sound manipulation without any presets or pre-recorded materials and his scope is to achieve and explore the level of swiftness that was supposedly available only performing on acoustic instruments. And quite simply he's close to it - on the stage his gesture control interface is impressive, as is the number of ways he's able to transform and disfigure any musical input to the point it's impossible to individualize its connection to the source material.
