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Concert Auditorio
Ataúd Vacante
Brutalizzed Kids
Dancelwerk
Diplomáticos
GAF
La Pista Búlgara
PS Girl
Resonance
13 Motos
Tupperwear
Venus en Surf
Visuales x Delay tv
Iris and USE
Juan Belda
Montse Arbelo &
Joseba Franco
about us
concert´s credits
Concert place:
photos JCPestano
photos by Laura Sánchez
photos by Manuel Montes
photos by Ventura Mendoza
Audiovisual of Concert
Videos
Presentation CD
Photos presentation CD
CONCERT ESPACIO ENTER -----FREE ENTRACE 22th JULY
Place : Auditorio de Tenerife. date: 22th july 2009 time: 20.00 h
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ATAÚD VACANTE - BRUTALIZZED KIDS - DANCELWERK - DIPLOMÁTICOS - GAF - LA PISTA BÚLGARA -
PS GIRL - RESONANCE - 13MOTOS - TUPPERWEAR - VENUS EN SURF - VISUALES DELAY TV
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DELAY TV
DELAYTV was formed at the beginning of 2009 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife as an joint project between Oliver Behrmann and Christian Lohre, dedicated both to the live visual experimentation and to other fields related with the new media and conceptual art. After working independently in different fields as photography, video creation, media-art. graphic design, illustration, installation or performance, they decide to join to explore the landscapes generated by re-mixing and re-combining visual fragments, with the ocassional collaboration of other artists like Aitor Padilla for motion graphics, or Resonance as live musician. The visuals of DELAYTV have an nearby atmosphere to retro, to low-fi, to pixel, to simple, minimalistic and dynamic forms, doing allusion to the famous phrase of Mies Van der Rohe: "less is more".
photo: Encarneviva