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Saturday, November 15, 2025

Recording: Woolworm, Ontario

Artist: Woolworm, Ontario

Song: [excerpt]

Recorded at the Oculus Pavilion (Ministry of Phonic Services presents Back to School Field Trip: Closing Show), September 27, 2025.

Woolworm, Ontario - [excerpt]

This year's Field Trip closed out with a trek up the Humber River Recreational Trail to the legendary Oculus Pavilion. With stars twinkling above and the late-season forest-dwellers whispering encouragement, the glorious UFO-like structure hovered above while a robust crowd gathered to hear some strange sounds — and then hung out for a late-night karaoke party.

The forest sounds mixed with — and then were subsumed by — the low thrum of Lucas Dvorsky's stereophonic rumblings and chitterings. The enforced pause of an ableton crash just reinforced the dialogue between foreground and environmental sounds.

You can check out some more from this set over on youtube:

[The Ministry of Phonic Services has moved indoors for the season, and among their offerings is BPM — the "Big Percussion Meeting" hosted by Colin Cudmore and happening monthly at The Tranzac. Next one will be on Friday, November 21st.]

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Recording: Maebh Clark & Lucas Dvorsky

Artist: Maebh Clark & Lucas Dvorsky

Song: [excerpt]

Recorded at Wenona Lodge (Track Could Bend #103), April 1, 2025.

Maebh Clark & Lucas Dvorsky - [excerpt]

This time out, I was happy to invite Ministry of Phonic Services to program the sets — all the better to lean back and relax a bit on the tenth anniversary of TCB's first show. This set brought together Maebh Clark (a.k.a. Dame Cook) and Lucas Dvorsky (a.k.a. Woolworm, Ontario), a pair of laptopists performing together for the first time. There was the looming petential of noise freakouts exploding at any instant, but the pair explored a lot of different textures, building up from some mellower zones into contrasting digital debriscapes.

You can check out some more from this set over on youtube:

[Track Could Bend will be back at Wenona on Tuesday, May 6th, with sets from Allison Cameron, Hex-A-Decimal, and Allemano/Driver/Klager.]