Live Electronica. Really.
This is where hardware dominates all you hear, and computers are used only to polish and publish. In upcoming episodes, expect discussions regarding hardware vs software in music production, remix contests, how-to's, and interviews with not-so-famous people that make a difference in at least our lives.
Each episode will include a segment of that days rehearsal in the studio, or simple tidbit of what we've been up to.

Science Vs Nature

Science Vs Nature. A principal based on everything. A foundation built from Zeros, Ones, and form fit DNA. SVN is an electronic band showcasing live performances. Our objective is to make live, vocal electronica, something that is increasingly accepted and respected. A spectacle of lights, buttons, and blinding talent, SVN will not be forgotten. SCIENCE: From an early age, Christian Aydt found a true calling in electronica. Listening and learning, he acquired his first synthesizer at the age of 14. 17 years later, Christian leads the foundation of SVN in the direction he always dreamed. Regular 15 hour studio sessions and a strong foundation in musicology have allowed him to repeatedly push envelopes within the work that is the basis for SVN. VERSES: In the past, Science Vs Nature has worked with Ken Spector, Analia Lyon, Jason Walker, and Analia Garcia, just to name a few. For every artist we showcase, this is where we place them: front, center, and in-between Science and Nature. It is here that ego disappears, competition dissolves, and the love of music is versed. NATURE: Kiley Thompson (a.k.a DJ Usul) spent ten years behind the 1's and 2's, with venues under his belt like Twilo and Ministry of Sound. One can never be sure which state Mr. Thompson is paying a visit to when you speak with him. Typically, it is a state closer to Zen than any other. Kiley's sense of rhythm and groove is unmatched. Ironic as it may seem, "Nature" seems to have a bionic cerebrum.