Tim Perkis is a well-known figure in the worlds of improvised and electronic music. Over the course of decades he has played his unique computer-based electronic instruments with hundreds of musicians, including many of the leading players in free improvisation from Europe and the US. He is also a founding member of several electronic music ensembles, including FuzzyBunny, Splendor Generator and the pioneering computer network band The Hub. Recordings of his music are available on the Artifact, Tzadik, New World and EMANEM labels, among others. His documentary film NOISY PEOPLE (2007) and the NOISY PEOPLE podcast (2015) are available at perkis.com. In 2018, Tim and the HUB were the recipients of the GigaHertz Prize for Lifetime Achievement in Electronic Music from ZKM in Karlsruhe Germany.
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