RIP Glti.ch Karaoke: 2011–2014

This is the archival site to Glti.ch Karaoke, a collaborative project that took place through a series of messed-up events and engagements organised by Kyougn Kmi and Daniel Rourke between 2011 and 2014.

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Karaoke at Arebyte Gallery, May 30th

Interview with GLTI.CH at Noisey.Vice

You don’t need to leave the house to belt out your favourite karaoke tracks—with strangers. Two Skype-friendly artists have founded glti.ch karaoke, an online karaoke project which anyone can partake in. You literally sign into Skype and sing karaoke duets (or quartets) with fellow fans. Imagine chat roulette was entirely musical and you get how things are matched. The artists Kyoung Kim and Daniel Rourke started this without any plans.…

How to join the DOOM GLTI.CH WAN Party

From Friday 24th January we will be running a GLTI.CH Doom WAN Party as part of the Tactical Glitches exhibition. You can join in, play, explode and explore from wherever you are in the world! It’s 20 years since the original DOOM was released. Let’s remember in glti.chy style.

We are running the game through a chain of servers and remote software to create a glti.chy…

GLTI.CH Breaks! 24 January! Today! Friday!

Moody is ready for the next GLTI.CH Breaks, this Friday (=today!) 8PM – 10:30PM GMT… are you?! Join him and us to celebrate the opening of Tactical Glitches, curated by Nick Briz and Rosa Menkman, at Sudlab with

• A/NIX (D.O.B. CREW) at the helm in Sudlab (Portici, IT)
• SAHN+JAMES spinning from San Francisco (US)
• DJ WAX ON from Derby (UK)
• TRAMSHED from London (UK)

We’re stoked that our original crew is back and to be joined by A/Nix for this second GLTI.CH…

Tactical Glitches: Doom WAN Party!

In just 10 days time we will be taking part in Tactical Glitches, an exhibition curated by Nick Briz and Rosa Menkman at SUDLAB Gallery, Naples, with Domenico Dom Barra.

“Technologies come with expectations, but these expectations aren’t always met. An MP3 might skip and crackle. A computer monitor might—for a moment—show shards instead of windows. A website might hiccup on load and scramble its contents.