In case you missed it this morning, Decibel Festival founder, president and curator, Sean Horton, stopped by The Morning Show to reveal the first round of artists playing the 12th Annual Decibel International Festival of Electronic Music Performance, Visual Art and New Media, taking place September 23rd through the 27th across Seattle. We're excited to unveil this first round:
Agoria / Alan Fitzpatrick / andhim / Archivist / Autechre / Bob Moses / Bonobo (DJ) / Cassegrain / Clark / Cyril Hahn / Dan Deacon / Daniel Avery / DJ Tennis / Eskmo / ESTA / Gilligan Moss / IG88 / Jak / Jlin / Joseph Capriati / John Tejada / Josef Gaard / Julio Bashmore / Justin Jay / Marcel Dettmann / Mija / Paul Ritch / Photay / Raica / Recondite / Roman Flügel / Sango / Shaprece / Shiba San / Synkro / Taylor McFerrin / The Acid / The Black Madonna / Tim Hecker / Tin Man / Vox Mod / Vril / Young Ejecta + dozens more TBAIn addition to the excellent line-up, there will be the usual workshops geared towards audio/visual technology, lectures from marquee artists and educators, interactive industry happy hour events, and the return of our dB in the Park event at Volunteer Park.
A limited number of discounted tier 1 passes are available now here.
Founder Sean Horton and team today released the full line-up for the 12th Annual Decibel Festival, a four-day long celebration of underground electronic music taking place right here in Seattle this fall. From September 23-27th, over 15 countries will be represented with almost 100 audio/visual per…
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