Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Invisible's 'The New Obsolete' showcases self-constructed instruments, touts a typewriter-driven piano (video)

Invisible's 'The New Obsolete' showcases self-constructed instruments, touts a typewriter-driven piano (video)

If you're hip to repurposing old tech for new inventions, Invisible is right up your alley. The Greensboro-based unit calls themselves a "mechanical music museum" and "a reverse engineered folk science daydream" when describing their elaborate set of sound-making contraptions and recycled video equipment. The outfit's effort The New Obsolete was part of the Moogfest happenings this weekend, and our curiosity was immediately piqued.
Invisible's 'The New Obsolete' showcases self-constructed instruments, touts a typewriter-driven piano (video)

Invisible's 'The New Obsolete' showcases self-constructed instruments, touts a typewriter-driven piano (video)

Invisible's 'The New Obsolete' showcases self-constructed instruments, touts a typewriter-driven piano (video)

Invisible's 'The New Obsolete' showcases self-constructed instruments, touts a typewriter-driven piano (video)

Invisible's 'The New Obsolete' showcases self-constructed instruments, touts a typewriter-driven piano (video)


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