Conceptualist, Musician, Researcher
Clock DVA: Advancing the Architecture of Sound
Clock DVA stands as one of the most influential and conceptually ambitious forces in electronic, industrial, and experimental music. Emerging from Sheffield’s late-70s post-industrial underground, the project has evolved through multiple groundbreaking phases—from raw experimental noise to cybernetic EBM precision to contemporary multimedia research.
Renowned for seminal works such as Buried Dreams, Man-Amplified, and Digital Soundtracks, Clock DVA helped define the sound and aesthetics of cyber-industrial culture. Their recent releases—including Post-Sign, Noesis, and the expanded Horology archival series—reaffirm the project’s commitment to innovation, psychoacoustic exploration, and the architecture of perception.
Clock DVA has recently returned to the stage with select international performances, appearing at major electronic and industrial festivals across Europe. Their live shows are immersive, high-intensity multimedia environments that fuse sound, video, and conceptual design into a single, unified system. A pioneering force still evolving, Clock DVA brings a rare combination of historical weight, intellectual depth, and cutting-edge electronic power. Clock DVA is not revisiting the past; Clock DVA is advancing.
T.A.G.C. / The Anti-Group: Decoding Reality
T.A.G.C. (The Anti-Group Communications) stands as one of the most visionary and enduring forces in experimental art and sound. Founded in 1978 by Adi Newton, the project takes its name from the four DNA nucleotides—thymine, adenine, guanine, and cytosine—reflecting its deep commitment to exploring the fundamental structures of perception, communication, and consciousness.
Operating as an open-membership, multi-dimensional research and development collective, T.A.G.C. merges interactive and mixed-media art, immersive installations, psychoacoustic investigation, and philosophical inquiry into a singular, boundary-breaking practice. Every project is conceived as an experiment in expanded perception, inviting audiences into environments where sound, science, and symbolism converge.
Rather than functioning as a traditional band, the collective operates as a fluid network of artists, researchers, and innovators. With a catalogue celebrated for its conceptual depth and immersive design, T.A.G.C. continues to push into new territories of visual and sonic exploration, probing the architecture of the human psyche and expanding the possibilities of consciousness through sound.
Fluxus Sonus: A New Creative Direction
The presence of Adi Newton in Fluxus Sonus is pivotal. His extensive experience and role as Creative Director are helping shape the core principles and strategic direction of Fluxus Sonus, working in close coordination with founder and long-time collaborator Mauricio Reyes. This partnership represents a sophisticated convergence of legacy and future-facing sonic theory.
Within the framework of Fluxus Sonus, Adi Newton’s creative input acts as a catalyst for high-concept audio-visual integration. By applying the same rigorous intellectual standards found throughout his career, Newton steers the project toward the “architecture of sound”—where frequency, spatiality, and visual information intersect. Under his guidance, Fluxus Sonus functions not merely as a label or a collective, but as a laboratory for advanced sonic research, ensuring that every output maintains a commitment to the avant-garde tradition while utilizing the most contemporary technological tools available.
