Geof Huth
hello,here you find my new
autumn think tank blog
and I hope that you want to be see it,
thanks for your attention, best regards...
What else can I say but this? “A Brief History Of The End” is among the most immensely profound and emotionally convicting splits i’ve yet heard in the netlabel supernova. After walking my shoes worn around foreign environments, I chose to take a day to relax and enjoy the splendor of hiatus. Passive in mind, thinking petite little musings. Then, like a heavenly hand from the puffy clouds on high, Arnaud Barbe of “Pollux”, who you know and love, submits this demo. A split collaboration between his addictive self and one of the most challenging and abstract musicians residing in our flourishing archives, Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt. An architect of perilous textures that exuberate the organic compounds of our life and the world from which it erupts. A constructor of otherwordly molds that provide a metaphysical ass spanking followed by affirmation. In what? Difficult to say. Such a cacaphonous ephipheny, his soundscapes. Chaotic, yet masterfully realized and shrewdly executed, revealing in a particularly eerie track the absurd mildew emissions of modern humanity. This accompanied with the all pervading emotional dissectors of Arnaud Barbe’s intuitive genius makes for an epic listening conquest. Deeply hypnotizing and intoxicating, the ambiant outings of Pollux are lambent universes of their own, luminated by awe and emotional sensitivity that unconditionally welcomes you to surrender in cerebral ebbing. These two musicians have utilized their respective crafts to design the vibes of the apocalypse. Not the world exploding back into stardust, but rather an armageddon inside. The revelations of what the end is, and how we hover over it always. This album screams. My day is passive no longer.
Artist: Pollux & Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt
Bitrate: 128 kbps
Format: mp3
Genre: Drone, Dark Ambient, Abstract Noise
Pollux: http://pollux0.net
Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt: http://soundcloud.com/berlindolls
October 2011
Tracklisting:
1. Pollux – Rain In Your Face & Stress In Your Mind (3:40)
2. Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt – The Presentation Of Ecclesiastical Fashions (4:06)
3. Pollux – Random System Suicide (8:53)
4. Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt – A Brief History Of Talls Building (2:06)
5. Pollux – End Of Seasons (4:07)
6. Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt – Valley Of The Queens (10:05)
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| Students from INSPIRE School for Autism create horse sculpture from tree branches. |
TRASHFESTTRASHFEST 4 IS COMING. 28 October at 21:30 4 IS COMINGTime | 28 October at 21:30 - 29 October at 00:30 |
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| Location | Raum 20 Ziegrastraße 11, 12057 Neukölln, Germany |
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| More info | Hi Berlin I'm Jimmy Trash. And I got a story for you. As I was maxin' and relaxin' around a "dampfbad" full of sweating beautiful teenagers and hanging out doing soggy cocaine from the top of double-headed albino cobras, one of my "famous" friends asked me the question: "Jimmy, Jimmy Trash, how are you going to make 'TRASHFEST 4' even more trashy than last year? You had live fucking on stage, a freakshow, free tattoos, INCREDIBLE BANDS, you even had a fight with your own band onstage and kicked out a member in the middle of a song.... HOW ARE YOU GOING TO TOP THAT SHIT???" "Well", I told them, glancing glassily into the eye of the cobra as I took another line from its golden scales, "Apart from the MONOLITHIC lineup this year that will include": Arizonan hell-fucks DESTRUCTION UNIT (ARGHGHGHG HOLY FUCK DO YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE DEALING WITH????) http://www.youtube.com/wat The Obsidians and the Mentalettes (doo wop a gogo!) http://www.youtube.com/wat The Mokkers (trashettes!) http://www.youtube.com/wat Everybody's favourite robot KRACH (BAVARIA!!!) http://www.youtube.com/wat AND FAMOUS WEIRDOS "HARMONY IN MIAMI" (CHILE) Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt "composer of experimental sunburnt soundscapes and the accidental guitar technique" http://www.soundcloud.com/ GÖNDÖRS (IS) http://www.facebook.com/pa PERFORMANCE BY: NA WOLF, ETERNAL FLAME DJS GOO BLUM (Paris) and DEAD GIRL (Hell) COME EARLY FOR GORE FILMS MANY MORE HEADLINERS TO COME. HOSTED BY DAVID DEERY BECAUSE EVERYONE LOVED HIM SO MUCH LAST TIME. "so" I say to my friends, naked, comfortable, peaking, covered in nothing but excessive pubic hair and teenagers, "even with all these amazing bands, I still have a trick up my sleeve to OUT-TRASH, OUT-HORROR, OUT-DISGUST all similar attempts to be the European KING OF TRASH..." "Whath Dat" all of the naked bodies in the sauna ask... "WE GONNA HAVE A VEGETARIAN HOT DOG EATING COMPETITION, MOTHERFUKKKERS!!!!!!!!!!" for realz LOVE jimmy trash. |
Exhibition of Experimental Sounds Sculptures and Installations. |  Time | 29 October · 19:00 - 21:00 |
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| Location | The Library Art Space, 100 Barkly Street, Fitzroy North, Melbourne. (enter via Dean Street) | |
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| More info | Experimental sound is a particular genre of music that is elusive to many; it is a genre where people explore sounds outside general rules of composition and assembly to create an unaccustomed type of music. This exhibition offers a discourse of experimental sounds via different forms of media incorporating sculpture, installation and film and is to challenge traditional sensibilities as to what quantifies as music. OPENING NIGHT PERFOMANCES: Dale Chapman, Marco Cher-gibard, Rodney Cooper, Mark Groves & Sharryn Koppins (Dick Threats), Vijay Thillaimuthu. ARTIST OVERVIEWS Rod Cooper: Sculptor, performer and sound artist - “The object becomes the composition”. Rod Cooper became interested in instrument building while completing his fine art degree in 1988 at Victoria College, Prahran campus. The noisy construction environment of the metal sculpture workshop increased his awareness for the potential of visual sculptures to become musical objects. As a result, over the last two decades Rod has developed a distinctive instrument building and performance practice which he adapts for various contexts such as music festivals, within gallery installations and touring. The ongoing development of the artist’s metal craft skills has facilitated the creation of complex musical instruments that expand the physical relationship between the body, form and space. The realization for sculpture to define space through sound is the driving force behind his creative practice. The exploration of sonic form and physical form is more than coincidence the two are inextricably linked. His sound compositions come from the objects he builds. The Object becomes its own composition. Rodney has exhibited, toured and played extensively nationally and internationally with highly acclaimed reviews and performances from places as the National Gallery of Victoria, to being filmed and aired by ABC Television. Rodney also has several audio releases. John Waller John Waller is an Australian artist working in new media installation and screen based culture. His current practice focuses on the production of computer animation, video and sound for projection and installation projects. John's art career began in the late 1970s, following his studies at the Queensland College of Art, Brisbane, where he majored in painting. By the early eighties his practice had moved to include other media and by the end of the eighties, his practice was primarily focussed on computer based multi-media works and installations. In 2008 he completed a PhD by project in the School of Art at RMIT, Melbourne, Over the last three decades John has exhibited in some seventy group and solo exhibitions, both in Australia and internationally. In support of his work he has received grants and funding from government agencies including the Digital Media Fund (Film Victoria), Arts Queensland, the Australian Film Commission and the Australia Council. In addition to his PhD, John's other qualifications include an Advanced Diploma in Electronic Design and Interactive Media (RMIT), and certificates in Training and Instructional Skills. John's work in multi-media also includes freelance project work, as well as extensive teaching experience in universities and other training institutions, including the University of Melbourne, RMIT, Box Hill Institute, Mount Gravatt College of TAFE and Cambridge International College, Melbourne. Antonia Goodfellow Antonia Goodfellow is best known for her large scale immersive installations and sculptural objects that verge on the architectural. Her work references various aspects of the micro and macro universes. Antonia has received numerous awards over the years and most recently has been awarded the Australia Council New Work grant. As well Antonia received a City of Melbourne Arts Grant in 2008 and was also the recipient of the Linden Gallery Fringe Festival award in 2008. Her solo shows include: Consilience-We all jump together Kings Ari 2011. Field The Library Artspace 2009, Untitled (Innovators 1) Linden Gallery 2009. Empyrean Bus Gallery Melbourne 2008. Limina Seventh Gallery 2007. Hive Relic Linden Gallery 2006. Antonia Goodfellow completed her MFA (1st Class Hons) at the Victorian College of the Arts-University of Melbourne in 2009. BFA Honours Painting (1st Class Hons), National Art School Sydney in 2003. Lee-Ann Joy Lee-Ann Joy is the director of SCENE5 design. Graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture (Honours) RMIT in 2003 and a Post Grad in Art in Public Space 2009. Lee-Ann is continuing her practice of Architecture concentrating on a cross disciplinary approach to Art and Architecture. Lee-Ann has actively engaged with various art boards and committees over the years including the RADF (Regional Arts Development Fund) Board, Umbrella Contemporary Art Gallery Board, Northcote Town Hall Arts Advisory Committee and Darebin Council Public Art Referencing Committee. As well Lee-Ann has project managed several Public Art projects with the most significant being at a budget of 2.5 million. In addition to Lee-Ann’s qualifications Lee-Ann studied Fine Art photography at Photographic Studies College and RMIT, completed a Diploma of Multi-Media, Victoria University, a Video Production Certificate from Collingwood TAFE and has studied the stream of Metaphysics Philosophy at Monash University. Lee-Ann has also taught Architectural Design at the University of Queensland and is currently tutoring in Design at Melbourne University. Lee-Ann has exhibited in numerous exhibitions over the years and now is developing her art into the sculptural study of domestication and trades which is what she will take into her final semester at RMIT to complete her Masters of Art in Public Space. Tara Cook Tara Cook is a Melbourne based contemporary artist and the gallery director of New Low, a new Artist Run Initiative. Recently relocated from Sydney, Tara has a 1st class Bachelor of Fine Arts Honours in Time-based Art from the College of Fine Arts, where she has also worked as an academic. Over the last seven years, Tara has exhibited or performed nationally and internationally, including spaces such as The Museum of Contemporary Art and The Sydney Opera House, as well as participating in initiatives such as the Sydney Moving Image Coalition, Now now Festival and Electrofringe. Tara has been the recipient of an Art and About grant, the Gallery Barry Keldoulis Award and finalist in the Arc Emerging Art & Design Award. Tara's practice can be located within the fields of glitch, post-media and expanded practice. Theoretically centred around relationships with technology, she transforms and translates the broken, outmoded and unwanted aspects of media, creating interactive and temporal installations. Vijay thillaimuthu Vijay Thillaimuthu is a Melbourne based audio visual artist. As a graduate of the School of Art at RMIT University who studied under (and later collaborated with) Robin Fox, Vijay has created a body of work that tests relationships between various technologies and how this can be applied within performance and installation situations to create extreme sensory environments. The scope of this work has resulted in performances for the Melbourne International Film Festival, Liquid Architecture Festival of Sound Art and the Melbourne International Jazz Festival. He has since been commisioned to design software for reactive real-time audio visual environments and has developed and exhibited interactive installation works around Melbourne. As an enthusiast for DIY electronics Vijay has been involved in the Handmade Music Collective and become a guest lecturer for Electronic Engineering for Artists and Technology Composition and Perception at RMIT. He currently works for Australia's leading provider of professional audio visual integration. Dale Chapman Dale Chapman is a Melbourne based artist. Completing a Bachelor of Fine Art QLD College of Art 1984 and a Graduate Diploma of Education, University of Melbourne 1990, Dale has over the years contributed greatly to the experimental sound and art scene in Melbourne. Arriving in Melbourne in the late eighties, Dale continued his art making, working and exhibiting in shared studio environments across Melbourne, exhibiting and curating shows in Art Galleries and alternative spaces. After meeting Rod Cooper in 1998 Dale’s interest in sound practice escalated and he started performing with Klunk, an experimental sound group. Dale’s present practice includes building and performing with handmade electronic instruments (tone generators) and circuit bent toys. Dale continues as a sound artist playing around Melbourne, in solo and collaborative projects. Most recent project has been performing at the Handmade Music Festival and conducting workshops in circuit bending. Current projects include Blutack, Klunk, The Vessel Project and the Sharawadji Effect. International Guest Artists Buttercup Insurgent, E.T.G, Exomène, Cezary Gapik, IDTAL, Jason Kavanagh, Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt, NOS Project, Maresuke Okamoto, PAS, Jaime Rguez, Hugues Vincent. This collection of overseas artists are renown sound artists that lead the way within their individual fields of creating experimental sound. They compose, create, improvise using various techniques that will be discussed and demonstrated within the exhibition. All are actively involved in the promotion of experimental music whether touring, collaborating or running their own labels and promoting other artists. These groups of artists all vary geographically in the world and in technique and it is a great pleasure to have them contributing to this exhibition. The Library Art Space Gallery http://thelibraryartspace. Invite - jpegs https://www.facebook.com/m Experimentall Sounds Sculptures and Installations, Facebook Group. https://www.facebook.com/g | |
Featured heavily and all over the Midnight Madness Hour on the NBTMusicRadio are artists from
Saint Marie Records
Midnight (berlin) 6pm (New York) AND Midnight (New York) 6am (Berlin)
featuring:
Drowner: (pictured)
floating never seemed so dangerous, so damn scary and sensual all at the same time, dreamPop yes, but what is whispered there are the come-ons from half seen reflections in your window, late winter evenings.
Patrik Torrson:
lo fi, barely there, overheard thoughts slip out from a crowded elevator
Sway:
BoyPoP distored thru the most hazy electronica
Elika:
A sound for when the war is just seconds over, when there is confusion about who won and who has been utterly defeated. This is the sound of the time before hope and just after despair.
Sunshine Factory:
This is the modern blues, the city blues, the machine blues all rusted and shiver sharp, why wait for the MBV reformation when there is the Sunshine Factory.
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and dont forget all these artists popping into the Midnight Madness hour when they feel like it
András László Weil Fischer diPalotta, Arthur Russell, Birthday Party, Bodi Bill, Chris and Cosey, Corroded Master, Dirty Projectors, Dry Greed, Lene Lovich, Low, Max Carmichael, The Merricks, Morton Subotnick, Neutral Milk Hotel, Sonic Youth, STEKK FD, Wire, Zoomonk, EMA, John Palmer, Kevin Ayers, MaCu, Maps, Seu Jorge, Sons and Daughters,The Antlers, The Creatures, Amiina, Mauro Picotto, Yma Sumac, Blixa Bargeld, Brandt Bauer Frick, Holger Czukay, James Hardway, Juana Molina, Lia Ices, Peter Hammill, Swell Maps, David Bowie, King Crimson,Miulew, Mouse On Mars, My Gloomy Machine, Official Secrets Act, Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt, Sparklehorse, Adam Balbo, Countless Thousands, Karima Francis, My Bloody Valentine, My Brightest Diamond,Radio Rats, Saint Etienne, St Vincent, WorryTrain, the Fall, ATV, Beth Gibbons, Big Star, Darklily, Julie Andrews, Marilyn Roxie,Planningtorock, Those Dancing Days. Lucid Nation,VBI
