Friendly Knowledge aka Aaron Hochman is a New Jersey producer who disassembles numerous soul and funk tunes, speeds them up and melds them with simple, fast footwork beats for manic, upbeat results.

Marchthirtyseventh abuses synthesis algorithms in real time to create lightly-warped soundtracks to imaginary public TV programs from the 70s and 80s. He began making electronic music using cassette tapes, Casio keyboards and early computer programs.

Maxx Klaxon, the musical alter ego of multimedia artist Maximus Clarke, brings his pulsating synths, crisp beats, and processed vocals to the Clocktower Gallery, for a exclusive studio performance session and interview.

In The Loop is the project of Matt Dickey, a New York City-based guitarist, arranger and engineer. Occasionally the project is also a real-time collaboration between Matt and another musician. In this case that is drummer/percussionist Doron Lev.

Active is a downtempo, glitch, trip-hop artist residing in Brooklyn, NY. Listen in on his session at the Clocktower to find out how he uses hand built components to craft sonic textures and soundscapes.

Using the guitar as primarily a sound generator, Prehab improvises ambient dreamscapes that occasionally turn nightmarish. Having played, produced, and arranged the music of others for many years, he saved the best of his "magic dust" for himself.

Elijah B. Torn is a sonic-vigilante, boombastic bass-blipping, live-looping, hand-wired light show-providing and an electronic sonic assault artist. This performance and interview took place for a live audience at the Clocktower Gallery in May 2011.

ATOM has been experimenting with sound since he re-wired his AM radio to play through an old guitar amplifier as a child. Excited by the possibilities of electronic sound manipulation, he now creates surreal sonic painting, steeped in dance beat.

Electronic noise, ambient, industrial, glitchy sound, music, soundscapes, and conversation with guest artist known as ( ) aka Jeremy D. Slater, a sound artist who also works with video and sound in performance and installation settings.

Kentucky-born singer and multi-instrumental artist Carolyn "Honeychild" Coleman has been described as "Fugazi meets Echobelly." She began playing in the subways of New York City and has since performed, recorded and appeared in films worldwide.

In his session at the Clocktower, Dok Gregory presents works both prerecorded and live, composed and improvised, that were created using a modular synthesizer system designed and built by Russian musician/DIY synth builder known as VTOL.

Tom Phonic has been producing electronic music for over 15 years organizing parties featuring live electronic musicians. Previously he performed with only drum machines and synthesizers but now he is tackling software. He plays for us live in studio.