Announcing INFINITY GRADIENT, out Nov 21 on Erased Tapes. New album, featuring James McVinnie performing my work for organ and 100 speakers. Pre-order the vinyl today. Pre-order: tristanperich.bandcamp.com/album/infini...

Celebrating 1-year anniversary of Open Symmetry w/ ensemble 0 on Erased Tapes. Order: erasedtapes.bandcamp.com/album/open-s...

Open Symmetry at the Barbican. With ensemble 0.

Today at Serralves (Porto), ensemble 0 + Ars Ad Hoc + Drumming GP perform my works (Open Symmetry + Sequential). Info/tickets: www.serralves.pt/en/atividade...

Next up: Serralves Museum in Porto (Portugal). Three events: artist talk on Thursday, Infinity Gradient on Friday, Open Symmetry + Sequential on Saturday. Info: www.serralves.pt/en/ciclo-ser...

On tour with ensemble 0 for Open Symmetry. First show in Barcelona tomorrow [Friday] at L'Auditori.

Bandcamp Friday, through end of today. tristanperich.bandcamp.com/merch

Soundcheck.

Erased Tapes 17: compilation out today. Including ensemble 0 playing my Open Symmetry, + Qasim Naqvi, Rival Consoles, Daniel Brandt, Hatis Noit, Peter Broderick +more. ET: www.erasedtapes.com/release/erat... Bandcamp: erasedtapes.bandcamp.com/album/erased... Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/40Bxn0...

Tomorrow at Duke University, Karl Larson plays my Dual Synthesis for harpsichord and 4-channel 1-bit electronics, with other work by Auburn Lee, Erich Barganier, Indigo Cook, Tyler Jordan, Mozhgan Chahian, and Josué Collado-Fregoso. 7:30pm at the Ark.

"Open Symmetry" w/ ensemble 0 on this month's Wire Tapper compilation (The Wire, Nov 2024).

Just announced: "Open Symmetry" at the Barbican, performed by ensemble 0. Opening for Daniel Brandt. April 24, 2025. Info/Tickets: www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/202...

Tonight at the Whitney Museum: Dither Quartet plays "Interference Logic" (8pm) along with Laurie Spiegel's "The Expanding Universe" (9pm). Free (reserve online). transact.whitney.org/general-admi...

Tomorrow at the Whitney Museum: Dither performers my "Interference Logic" for 4 electric guitars and 1-bit electronics, alongside Laurie Spiegel's epic "The Expanding Universe". Part of their Free Fridays in partnership with public records. Info/Reserve: whitney.org/events/publi...

Weekend merch at MASS MoCA's fantastic gift shop.

Tomorrow at MASS MoCA, Karl Larson plays my harpsichord + 1-bit electronics piece Dual Synthesis as part of Bang on a Can's epic yearly Loud Weekend festival. Also, Lesley Flanigan, Hatis Noit, Meredith Monk, John Hollenbeck, Shabaka and so much more. bangonacan.org/loud-weekend...

Sneak peak of Open Symmetry, performed by ensemble 0 (album out June 21 on Erased Tapes)

Out June 21 on Erased Tapes. Pre-order now.

Here we go! Thrilled to announce my first album with ensemble 0 on Erased Tapes: Open Symmetry, for three vibraphones & 20-channel 1-bit electronics. Out June 21. Pre-order & watch here...

Just announced! Karl Larson will perform my Dual Synthesis (harpsichord + 1-bit electronics) this summer at MASS MoCA for Bang on a Can's Loud Weekend 2024. With Duet Behavior, Meredith Monk, John Hollenbeck, Hatis Noit + a lot more still to be announced. massmoca.org/event/bang-o...

This Saturday afternoon at The Helix Center, I'm part of a multidisciplinary roundtable on "Hearing and Space", joined by Mahan Azadpour (NYU school of medicine), Chris Cerrone (composer), Edgar Choueiri (Princeton, astrophysics), Jill Gordon (Colby, philosophy) www.helixcenter.org/roundtables/...

Tomorrow in London! James McVinnie plays "Infinity Gradient", my large-scale work for organ and 100 speakers. It sounds simply awesome on the incredible organ at Royal Festival Hall and the 1-bit electronics truly glisten in the acoustics of the concert hall. Hope to see you there!

From the recording setup. Performance this Saturday. Royal Festival Hall (London).

Speakers.

Luggage.

Hello London! Here for the week getting ready for my show on Saturday at Royal Festival Hall. James McVinnie will be playing my piece Infinity Gradient, for organ + 100 speakers, on their magnificent pipe organ. Tickets/info below. I hope you can be there! www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/cla...

"Infinity Gradient" workshopping recently with James McVinnie on the awesome St. Peter's Church organ.

In one week at Royal Festival Hall (London). Tickets: www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/cla...

On display at Printed Matter (NYC) through Sunday.

Cabling.

Studio setup.

Circuitboard prep.

Workshopping material recently on Bedford Presbyterian's lovely pipe organ.

In London in 2 weeks!

In Electronic Sound Magazine. Subscribe/order their print edition, or read online: www.electronicsound.co.uk/long-reads/t...

Thrilled to announce that I am joining the roster of Erased Tapes, with a couple major releases on the horizon. Based in London, they dance the divide between classical/electronic music, making it a perfect new outlet for my work. Stay tuned...!

Recommended reading! Sharing the math books that I mentioned during my talk at Printed Matter... Lakoff/Nuñez's Where Mathematics Comes From, Foundations of Mathematics, Chaitin's Meta Math + Exploring Randomness, RAND's A Million Random Digits, and of course Hofstadter's Gödel, Escher, Bach.

March 23 in London.

Wonderful evening at Printed Matter last night. Perfect place to celebrate this new book project. Also got to talk about some of my favorite math books. Thanks to everyone from across my decades for coming out.

Also tonight (but in Tel Aviv), the Israel Contemporary Players perform my Formations, for solo cello and 6-channel electronics: www.hateiva.com/events/hll-z...

Tonight at Printed Matter NYC — release party for my recent art book PSEUDORANDOM: The Complete Cycle of the 3-Byte Random Number Generator from Noise Patterns. In-store performance + short talk. 6pm. Free. Come and say hello! Info: www.printedmatter.org/programs/eve...

Tomorrow at Printed Matter. Book release + in-store performance. 6pm. Free. Info: www.printedmatter.org/programs/eve...

Next month in London! Infinity Gradient, for organ and 100 speakers.

In-store performance at Printed Matter this Thursday, 6pm. Free. [NYC]