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February 13, 2009
Listening In Feeding Back, Miller Theater
James Fei, Kato Hideki, Alvin Lucier, Toshimaru Nakamura, Otomo Yoshihide
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February 16, 2009 — MikeNels Cline, Alex Cline Interview
February 16, 2009 — Mike
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NPR Music interviews the Cline brothers.
You may not have heard of Nels Cline. But if you’re a fan of the band Wilco, you’ve probably heard his guitar.
Nels Cline joined the massively popular band in 2004 and appears on its latest recording Sky Blue Sky. But for his new album, Coward, Cline is a one-man band: He’s overdubbed himself on guitars and several other instruments.
Not that he doesn’t have anyone to play with. For years, Cline has played guitar in many experimental rock and jazz bands — and he grew up practicing with his identical twin brother, Alex.
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Musique Machine Reviews
February 16, 2009 — MikeFrom Musique Machine:
Wrnlrd – Oneiromantical War
Oneiromantical War is an dense blacked maze like journey into slow ‘n’ deep buzzsaw blacked metal guitar work-outs, which are flecked by odd edger’s and highly with creative blacked spirit. Seemingly the deeper you get into the album the more crushing and strange Oneiromantical War gets.
Oblong Box – 13th Floor
13th Floor is a highly satisfying & morbidly atmospheric 3inc cdr from one man USA project Oblong Box. With the four tracks here sitting somewhere between blacked yet fairly active ambience, horror cinematic and slowed industrial throb ‘n’ dwell.Circle – Hollywood
Hollywood finds Circle once more shifting their sound into new genres & stringing into their instantly recognisable hypnotic riff presence a very 1980’s USA bound feel with: harmony led pop rock, geeky new wave airs, 80’s heavy metal- long with the traces of the blues & country too.
All About Jazz Reviews
February 16, 2009 — MikeFrom All About Jazz:
16-Feb-09 Gary Husband’s Drive
Gary Husband’s Drive: Hotwired (Abstract Logix)
Reviewed by John Kelman16-Feb-09 Gerald Cleaver / William Parker / Craig Taborn
Farmers By Nature (AUM Fidelity Records)
Reviewed by John Sharpe16-Feb-09 David S. Ware
Shakti (AUM Fidelity Records)
Reviewed by Lyn Horton16-Feb-09 Uri Caine Ensemble
The Othello Syndrome (Winter & Winter)
Reviewed by Martin Longley15-Feb-09 King Crimson
KCCC #39: Live in Milan June 20, 2003 (DGM Live)
Reviewed by John Kelman15-Feb-09 John Butcher
Resonant Spaces (Confront Recordings)
Reviewed by Mark Corroto14-Feb-09 Paul Bley
Barrage (ESP Disk)
Reviewed by Raul d’Gama Rose
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New on Impressus Records
February 16, 2009 — MikeImpressus Records is soon to release a new duet between Frantz Loriot (viola) and Tonino Miano (piano).
Laura Kavanaugh + Ian Birse at Diapason
February 16, 2009 — MikeFrom New York’s Diapason:
Diapason presents:
Laura Kavanaugh + Ian Birse:
Instant Placessoftware instruments + multi-channel sound
Friday, March 13
7 – 10PMSaturday, March 14
2 -10PM
Cost: Pay what you can882 Third Avenue, between 32nd and 33rd Streets
BROOKLYN (Sunset Park)
10th floor
info: 718-499-5070
www.diapasongallery.orgDuring a residency at Diapason, the artists will comb the Brooklyn waterfront for sounds, images and objects, and build software instruments to transform them in a multichannel sound field. During the two events, the artists will present process performances in which the work evolves to a new state.
