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Infinite Drone Accumulator

Saturday 4th May 2013, Landmark Seizures at Aid & Abet, Cambridge.

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The Infinite Drone Accumulator has been scientifically proven to focus and concentrate the infinite drone that permeates the universe. The infinite drone is the underlying vibration of the cosmos, linking the present moment to the moment of creation and providing an opening through which the future leaks in. AAS will build the infinite drone accumulator within Aid & Abet for the Landmark Seizures project and continue to remotely monitor the drone accumulations throughout May and present their findings at the closing event.

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Maquette of Funnel

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Funnel construction

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Correctly configured organic floor

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Discussion

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Door construction

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Infinite drone accumulator

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Interior

At the closing event of the Landmark Seizures exhibition at Aid and Abet in Cambridge we performed a ritual to safely release the drone that had gathered in the Drone Accumulator.

After Re-distributing and releasing the Drone that had accumulated in the Drone Accumulator at Aid and Abet Gallery, it was destroyed and dismantled. this particular Drone Accumulator was built for the Aid and Abet Gallery space and had fulfilled it’s purpose.

Live on Fractal Meat

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Graham Dunning kindly invited us to do a live performance in the studio for his radio show on NTSlive.co.uk on Friday 22nd February.

Here is the acoustic set we performed with Graham, avaiable on Open Sound Group, via his Fractal Meat on a Spongy Bone blog.

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Drone Levitation

The Ancient Rite of Drone Levitation

Performed on Stage 4 at Supernormal Festival. August 12, 2012

In the ancient rite of drone levitation, opposing forces are balanced to create a focused sphere of sound, elevating us out of our temporal body. The rite creates an inverted vortex of motion and sound that draws the congregation to higher planes of consciousness.

The service lasted for 45 minutes and was performed in four stages.

‘When watching the AAS levitation we realised the power of sheer duration & sound to dissolve spectacle and dissolve signs’ – Ralph Dorey