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WIRE, THE
TITLE
#312 February 2010
FORMAT
MAG
LABEL
THE WIRE
CATALOG #
WIRE 312
WIRE 312
GENRE
Misc
RELEASE DATE
1/25/2010
"On the cover of this month's issue:
Wadada Leo Smith
(Zen and the art of space exploration). Features:
Moon Wiring Club
(Ian Hodgson's imagined village takes in British audio ephemera and hiphop beats);
Pangaea
(Joe Muggs locks on to the Hessle Audio founder's experimental and emotional dubstep sound);
Raymond Dijkstra
(The Dutch Noise maker converts himself into a 'portal of energy' via automated techniques); Global Ear: Madeira (Tony Herrington reports from the Canary Island's annual DiG festival of digital music and art); Cross Platform:
David Grubbs
(The former Gastr Del Sol member has extended his output into film and installations, plus work with poet Susan Howe); Invisible Jukebox:
Eliane Radigue
(The Parisian pioneer of the hypnotic drone meditates over
The Wire
's mystery record selection;
Mattin
(Improv, post-punk with Billy Bao and radical dialectics are all fuel to the Basque provocateur's war on Capital);
Mark Ernestus
(Celebrating 20 years of pacemaking Europe's electronic heartbeat with the Basic Channel producer and Hard Wax store founder;
Wadada Leo Smith
(Phil Freeman meets a free music cosmopolitan who has explored free space with Anthony Braxton, John Zorn, Spring Heel Jack and more); Epiphanies (Participating in Alvin Lucier's
Vespers
helped composer Nicolas Collins to find himself)."
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