The familiar, lonely blue glow of the laptop screen is turned into a visual musical device. Each performer reads from a custom animated graphic notation.

PRESS

'A stunning example of the high-tech mix that comprises new compositional platforms.'
Istanbul Cihan, 13.05.2015

'A really strange and very stimulating experience when you, despite having heard a lot over the years, still get the feeling that your ears are falling off and you think: what is going on? One had this same feeling with Kaj Duncan David's LS 0.2 at the same concert. Six musicians sitting behind each their laptop, sending a loud tone out into the room whenever it lit up; no variation, only two sounds to choose between. Once in a while a stroboscope started up, forcing older composers to cover their eyes. Then a looong pause and, no, it wasn't over, the music started again. Extreme and very mystifying.'
Anders Brødsgaard, Seismograf