Michael Speers (b. 1992) is a musician from Northern Ireland, currently based between Belfast and Paris.
He works with natural & synthetic sound material—using drums, computer, microphones, feedback—in performance, installation and electroacoustic composition. Currently a PhD student at the Sonic Arts Research Centre, Belfast.
Collaborating with Paul Abbott as yPLO—using real & imaginary drums, and with Luciano Maggiore, making music contemplating the kernel of black metal. Other collaborators include John Wall, Louise Le Du, Olan Monk, Niklas Adam, Lee Fraser, Paul Stapleton and Seijiro Murayama. He plays drum kit with Olan Monk and Gyeongsu.
Recordings published by Anòmia, Party Perfect!, Feedback Moves, Krim Kram, Takuroku, Wasted Capital Since 2013 and C.A.N.V.A.S.
https://www.michaelspeers.net/

Working within improvisation, process composition and just intonation, Dylan Kerr’s performances link their research into sacred music and extended vocal technique. Combining their voice with electro-acoustic methods, they explore various genres from noise and drone to metal and folk. They also perform under the monikers Baptist Goth and Scorzia. They will present a recent composition for justly tuned sine waves and overtone singing.