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| | | the sound projector (uk) #tsp 12 mag “the sound projector 12th issue 2004” magazine - articles & interviews with those mentioned below
- hundreds of record reviews
| the sound projector is a steam-powered tank rumbling through the suburbs in the dead of night, hell-bent on sorting all this u-bahn musical activity STRAIGHT. edited, laid out, designed, printed, and almost entirely written by one ed pinsent, a +/- 150~ page issue comes out once a year... the whole thing’s chock with pure information laid out in a practical manner, very much a joy to behold (the enthusiasm mr.p shares for the subject in question comes across in droves). highly recommended for those of you on the rise within the experimental underground ranks and/or the aging denizen who (like me) pines for the era of fanzines (don’t you spend enough damn time in front of your computer screen as it is? i hear paper’s making a comeback).
each issue is divided into a series of themed review columns with titles like “in the art gallery” (modern composition), “atoms of pure noise” (noise), “cakehole activity” (rap and hip-hop), “the crackling esther” (electronica), “the discurator's den” (comps), “the droning ones” (drones), “environmental and documentary recordings” (self-explanatory), “mutating into a microchip” (computer and laptop music), “tape maschines maken” (manipulations of a greasy source sound), “free jazz” , “the gorgeous harmonic”, etc...
as you can gather from that list this comes the closest in concept to exactly what i’m trying to do with this shop here... to simply document and cherry-pick the interesting bits non-denominationally from the trail-vapors of music-at-large. we all need to chip in and buy this guy a cake, the best way for you to contribute would be to simply buy an issue here... |
| | the sound projector press release... |
| !!a black kammer-konzert for the eyes!! the sound projector music magazine 12th. 2004 has never looked so much like a bunch of violent honeysuckle!.
you want mangled footwear? surprise me good, charlie! sock me kindly in the nose bubba! 158pp! digital printing! fully indexed! el lissitzky parody cover! 158pp - published march 2004
a strange mixture of ill-fitting and frequently bewildering interviews: peter stampfel - the veteran usa songster, philip jeck - modern uk master of the avant-turntable, lasse marhaug - the norwegian god of roaring noise, greg kelley - american underground trumpet nose-blaster and all-around longhair, guilty connector - the young, well-meaning but strangely ineffectual japanese obnoxio-noise merchant, jean-marc foussat - shy algerian makes good with his lips, and through mastery of the vcs3, paul winstanley - murmuring vaguely about his obscure solo electronic / improv projects in new zealand
records reviewed in sound projector categories: american loons, atoms of pure noise, in the art gallery, burning emptiness, the discurator's den, the droning ones, electro-acoustic, the crackling esther, field recordings plus, free 103.9 radio, guitar music, improvised music, japan, rock music, smashings and slicings, sound poetry, we are curious (fellows) - sound art from sweden , world music |
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