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It struck me that though Mute has had strong coverage of music in the past and with DB working on the kewl/mute jukebox this week, perhaps it would be a good idea to start an area on the site (perhaps the pl too) to discuss and share music and sound-related events and news.

my first posts will probably be just newsletters, sites and reviews, but certainly there are other uses to be explored here

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*PURE DATA SUMMER SCHOOL 2006* GOTO10 at SPACE MEDIA ARTS
anthony - Tue, 20/06/2006 - 9:44am
******PURE DATA SUMMER SCHOOL 2006******
GOTO10 at SPACE MEDIA ARTS

17 - 28 July 2006
Monday - Friday, 10:30 - 4:30pm
£100 for 10 days workshop

***A two week boot camp, now accepting applications.***

Pure Data is a free and open source real-time graphical programming
environment used by artists to create a range of visual arts, theatre,
dance, audio, installation, performance and media art works.

Pure Data is ideal for those looking to integrate technology into their
work for the first time, or advanced media artists looking to explore
new tools and new ways to combine them in a unified environment. It is
easy to use Pure Data to create interactive environments, link
animations and sound, control hardware and electronics, stream audio,
generate real time visuals and develop interfaces for other programs.

In this intensive two week course, participants will learn Pure Data
from scratch and explore in detail some of its most exciting extensions.
Using the Pure:Dyne creative GNU/Linux operating system, participants
will discover real time sound design, audiovisual techniques, physical
modelling with Gem and PmPD/MSD, how to extend PD into hardware and
electronics using CAT/purrr and generative 2D/3D visuals using Packet
Forth.

MORE INFO: http://goto10.org/-/pdsummerschool2006

FEE: £100 for 10 days workshop

BOOKING: Please email training@spacestudios.org.uk
<mailto:training@spacestudios.org.uk> with a single paragraph expression
of interest that includes your artistic background and interest in the
course. Questions by telephone can be directed to +44 (0) 208 525 4339.

VENUE: SPACE Media Arts 129-131 Mare Street, Hackney, London E8 3RH,
phone: +44 (0) 208 525 4330 (Bus: 254, 253 and 106 from Bethnal Green,
55 from Old Street - Tube: Bethnal Green - Train: Hackney Central
Silverlink). SPACE Media Arts is wheelchair accessible. If you have
specific access requirements, please contact us in advance.

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///The Pure Data Summer School 2006 is brought to you by Goto10
(http://www.goto10.org) and friends. Teachers: Frank Barknecht, Antonios
Galanopoulos, Andy Farnell, Chun Lee, Aymeric Mansoux and Tom Schouten.///

///The project is supported by Arts Council England
(http://www.artscouncil.org.uk), SPACE Media Arts
(http://www.spacemedia.org.uk) and the The Digital Research Unit,
University of Huddersfield (http://www.coedd.co.uk).///






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c8.com/Datacide
anthony - Sun, 18/06/2006 - 1:44pm

datacide magazine / container for good writing and information on music, politics, film and noise :

datacide 9The magazine for noise and politics is back with its 9th edition. 44 pages packed with news and features - The news section consists mainly of up to date reports from L.A., Berlin, Brazil, Israel, Italy and more, including of course the report on the severe repression of last year’s Czeck-Tek and some label news.
The first major article is Howard Slater’s LOTTA CONTINUA: ROOTS MUSIC AND THE POLITICS OF PRODUCTION which examines the roots of sound system culture in Jamaica. YOU MUST HELP YOURSELF: NEO-LIBERAL GEOGRAPHIES AND WORKER INSURGENCY IN OSAKA is a report and analysis of park occupations and proletarian revolt in Japan. Matthew Hyland’s SAY FEAR IS A MAN’S BEST FRIEND in turn is looking at concepts of risk and accident following 9/11 . Christoph Fringeli follows with a polemic against the counter-revolutionary nature of current leftism with ANTI-IMPERIALISM: BANKRUPTCY OF THE LEFT? This section of features is followed by book reviews. Stewart Home is tracing the Eclipse and Reemergence of the Bildungsroman in recent publications. CF reviews a rare recent handbook in critical psychiatry, researches the whereabouts of Ulrike Meinhof’s brain, and reviews a history of the German Communist League. Then we change the subject to music and reprint an interview with JOHN BALANCE from COIL from 1986, giving some insights into the ideas behind mid-80’s industrial culture. Following Balance’s recent death we thought this interview might be of interest to the reader 20 years on. It is followed by an extensive (but due to the long time which passed since the last issue not necessarily systematic) record review section interspersed with a few pieces of fiction by Matt Fuller, The Wirebug and Calvi23. A smaller article is investigating the political impetus behind Muslimgauze’s music. The issue is as always rounded off with the latest on Bloor Schleppy and the charts of our favorite selectors.
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To order a single copy please paypal EUR 5.00 to praxis@c8.com (incl. postage)
If you order anything else from the store as well, then process the order through the Praxis Shop system! If you're thinking of ordering bulk to re-sell please check the link below.
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If you haven't looked at the shop in a while, please check it out, it has considerably grown in the last months!
http://praxis.c8.com (label site)
http://praxis.c8.com/catalog (shop)
http://c8.com/c8/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5754 (bulk ordering info)

Giag music + review newsletter
anthony - Sun, 18/06/2006 - 1:40pm

Giag newsletter and reviews on the website

strapline: 'to escape the horror bury yourself in it'

GIAG - electronic music & non-music web site
http://www.giag.lv/
giag@mail.ru
GIAG c/o Edgar Vareiko, PO Box 15, Riga LV-1011, Latvia

================================================================================
GIAG - updated 18th June 2006
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by KENJI SIRATORI - reviews:

DARK SANCTUARY - Exaudi Vocem Meam - Part 1 - CD
DECADENCE - Where Do Broken Hearts Go? - CD
DEFRAKTOR - Themes For The Lunatic - CD
DESIDERII MARGINIS - That Which Is Tragic And Timeless - CD
EUTHANASIE - Queer Chronicle - CD
FLOATING MIND - Deep Visions - CD
GINGER LEIGH - If I Should Die Tomorrow - CD-R
GINGER LEIGH - Sparrow Wings - CD-R
HUEVO FLAKO - Aexident - CD
HUEVO FLAKO - Cronica 02 - CD
HUEVO FLAKO - La Enfermedad - 2 x CD
IN MEDITARIUM - Mare Internum - 7"
KUBRICK - Cyberbeauty - CD
V/A - Boes-Shop - CD-R
V/A - Darklife & Interstice Sampler 2005 - CD
YELLOW SWANS - Psychic Secession - CD

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RUSSIAN VERSION - reviews:

ARCANE ART - Nightly Terrors - CD
DEFRAKTOR - Themes For The Lunatic - CD
FLUX KOMPLEX, THE - Lost Illusions - CD
KIRLIAN CAMERA - Coroner's Sun - 2 x CD
LICKY - Press Fire To Continue - CD
MINDLESS SELF INDULGENCE - Straight To Video: The Remixes - CD
MUSEUM OF TRANSIENT LIGHTS - Dream A Little Dream - CD
PENITENT - A Shapeless Beauty - CD
PORTABLE NOISE KREMATOR - Angst At 3am - CD-R
SOLVO PROPANE - Space Parasite - CD-R
SONS OF FRIDA - Toboggan - CD-R
TROUM - Autopoiesis - 12"
VEILED ALLUSIONS - Visions Of The World - CD

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