Neon Marshmallow Festival 2011


A short fest starting tonight and running this weekend in Chicago.

NEON MARSHMALLOW MUSIC FESTIVAL 2011
June 10-12 at the Empty Bottle, 1035 N. Western, in Chicago

Friday – Doors open at 6 pm
screening of Experimental ½ hour
C V L T S
Spiral Joy Band
Baker/Colligan/Zerang
James Plotkin
Mountains
Rene Hell
White Rainbow
Lucky Dragons

Saturday – Doors open at 6 pm
screening of selected animated Alice Cohen
Leslie Keffer
Dylan Ettinger
Sword Heaven
Outer Space
Sickness
Bill Orcutt
Oneohtrix Point Never
Pelt

Sunday – Sonic Celluloid at Neon Marshmallow – Doors open at 2:30 pm
Zac Davis
Lichens
Sam Prekop

Sunday – Main program – Doors open at 6 pm
Film screening begins
Tiger Hatchery
Beau Wanzer
Sick Llama
Mike Shiflet
Telecult Powers
Pulse Emitter
The Rita
Morton Subotnick

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Peter Brötzmann at the Vision Festival Reviewed


Peter Brötzmann

From NYTimes.com:

Peter Brötzmann was that person this year: the recipient of a Vision Festival lifetime achievement honor and the main attraction at the Abrons Arts Center on Wednesday night. A German saxophonist with a history of Stateside collaboration, Mr. Brötzmann is famous — insofar as any European free-jazz musician can be famous — for a hardheaded, fulminating style devoid of any trace of bathos. Trying to describe it sends you grasping for overheated metaphors: blowtorches, hellfires, certain Congressional libidos.

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Newsbits


Max Mathews

Image via Wikipedia

Computer music innovator Max Mathews is profiled.

Noisy group Gate’s new album Deconstructed is reviewed.

Radian’s recent New York performance is reviewed.

Faust is profiled in anticipation of an Australian performance.

The Wet Ink festival in Nevada is featuring music by modern classical composers.

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Music and More Reviews


Craig Taborn

From Music and More:

Craig Taborn – Avenging Angel (ECM, 2011)
Jon Lundbom and Big Five Chord – Quavers! Quavers! Quavers! Quavers! (Hot Cup, 2011)

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June Point of Departure


Online music zine Point of Departure has a new issue out:

Page One: a column by Bill Shoemaker

Freedom and Sound – This time it’s personal: an essay by John Butcher

A Fickle Sonance: a column by Art Lange

The Book Cooks:
Sounding the Margins: Collected Writings 1992 – 2009
by Pauline Oliveros (Deep Listening Institute; Kingston, NY)
&
Flying High – A Jazz Life and Beyond
by Peter King (Northway Publications; London)

Far Cry: a column by Brian Morton

Moment’s Notice: Reviews of Recent Recordings

Ezz-thetics: a column by Stuart Broomer

Travellin’ Light: Allison Miller

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Dusted Reviews


Jozef Van Wissem

From Dusted:

Artist: Jozef Van Wissem
Album: The Joy That Never Ends
Label: Important

Artist: Fabric
Album: A Sort of Radiance
Label: Spectrum Spools

Artist: Giacinto Scelsi
Album: The Piano Works 4
Label: Mode

Artist: Battles
Album: Gloss Drop
Label: Warp

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