EXPANDED RADIO RESEARCH UNIT

Katatonic Silentio’s Expanded Radio Research Unit seeks to connect different cultural and sonic spheres and explore the techno-sociological nature of radio and its heterogeneous practices of artistic production.

EOS Radio hosted two performances and a sound installation at the Future Soundscapes Festival, which took place at Silent Green in Berlin. The full programme included various concerts, performances and installations by Bendik Giske, !K7 Records, KMRU, Carmen Villain, Perila, Sapphire Slows, among others, as well as talks around the topics of future and science fiction.

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ANONIMA/LUCI X KATATONIC SILENTIO

Anonima/Luci is a light art project initiated by Stefania Kalogeropoulos and Alberto Saggia. Together with Milan-based sound artist Katatonic Silentio, they do research and develop experimental installations. It is a collaboration born from a shared vision for sensuality and total abandon to performance. Space and architecture become completely reconfigured by light and illuminated using laser beams. Sound plays an essential role in this process by further highlighting the space and creating a dynamic system that is constantly evolving and interacting.

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SOFT PLANET

Soft Planet is a new format for electronic music in Frankfurt am Main. It was initiated and produced by Stay Service and EOS Radio in collaboration with Zoom Club Frankfurt. Soft Planet envisions the club as a gathering of diverse bodies celebrating their interconnectedness and softness. It seeks to combine mutual empowerment and respect within a comprehensive, global-minded club experience.

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EOS RADIO

EOS Radio is an emerging online platform for contemporary electronic music operating from Frankfurt am Main. It aims at building an expansive, community-oriented infrastructure for fostering and interconnecting artists and music professionals.

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FEED ME WEIRD THINGS

Feed Me Weird Things has been conceived as a discoursive mini-series to transfer applicable knowledge between students, performers and practitioners. The range of topics touched were musical, performative, curatorial and technical practice and critique around the intersections of art and club cultures.

A cooperation between Stay Service and Institut für Klangforschung.