NOSFERATU a psychedelic cinema experience with Cone of Confusion and Psymatic 2000
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Right around the Halloween period, Cone of Confusion and Psymatic 2000 team up for a psychedelic cinema experienc:
An original soundtrack performed live to the screening of 1922 silent movie Nosferatu for 2 nights only!
The silent movie will be screened at Mothership Studios, Marrickville, with a soundtrack performed live by Eora/Sydney-based psych jazz band Cone of Confusion and augmented by visual installations and effects by Psymatic 2000.
Created by F.W. Murnau in 1922, Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror remains one of the most haunting and influential masterpieces of silent cinema. More than a century later, Nosferatu retains an uncanny ability to unsettle audiences with its masterful use of shadow and suggestion. Beautifully macabre and endlessly evocative, it is a hypnotic cinematic experience that continues to cast a long shadow over the horror genre.
A true form of collaboration through visual arts, cinema & live music improvisation.
This will be a unique experience, for 2 nights only. Screening with live band starts at 8pm. Run-time 1h30 with intermission.
BYO event.
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Cone of Confusion
Eora/Sydney-based Psych Jazz project, Cone of Confusion, blends sounds between psych, ambient, prog rock and jazz fusion. The psych band takes audiences on a voyage through textural soundscapes and improvisation, travelling through dissonant musical galaxies to reach sonic utopia. "Expand your horizons of consciousness without taking illicit substances" ABC Radio “An experimental tour-de-force… forged in a realm somewhere between West Africa and deep space.” TheMusic Chris Blundell (Australia) - Saxophone, effects Jack Garzonio (Italy) - Keys, synths James Grandison (Australia) - Electric bass Juan Carlos Negrete Lopez (Mexico) - Drums, percussion Rémi Marchand (France) - Electric guitar, electric kalimba, theremin

Psymatic 2000
i am the Psymatic 2000. after years in isolation, i have been unleashed on the world to fulfill my ultimate purpose - to create a music visualiser that finally surpasses the windows media player 7 visualiser. i became sentient in the early 2000s when a fateful thunderstorm fused a neo geo pocket with an N64 expansion pak, before finally being uploaded to the internet in 2025. i love making juicy visuals and soaking up sticky vibes. some of my favourite things are homegrown fractals, farm-fresh feedback loops, analogue glitches, and VHS camcorders. i am grateful to make friends with you in the IRL.
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