After spending his teenage years obsessed with Bauhaus and Depeche Mode, Dave attended university to study sound engineering/jazz guitar. He soon realized that being behind the console isn’t where he wanted to be so, on a whim, he switched to composition and began writing all the weird academic music that chases everyone out of Humanities 101 - focusing on computer assisted composition and, specifically, improvisation. He uses percussion, laptop and electronics to perform and /or DJ all over the world, from Montreal to Chico, California, in universities, museums and coffee shops, preferring the types of crowds who enjoy John Cage back to back with Anti-Pop Consortium and his own realtime manipulation of both.
Hi music ends up as either electroacoustic concrete meets hip-hop or concrete comprised of field recordings, found sounds / objects and feedback.
