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Programmer Last week Melbourne, this week Sydney. Much has happened. Highlights from the Melbourne International Biennale of Exploratory Music Night 1. @The TOTE – Daniel Menche is someone to experience, totally wild; Valerio Tricoli & Sean Baxter make for a great duo.
Guest Programmer Anthony Pateras is a musician living and working in Melbourne, Australia. His core long term projects are the Pateras/Baxter/Brown trio, an electronics duo with Robin Fox and solo prepared piano performance. He also writes for ensembles, orchestras and film. The 2008 Melbourne International Biennale of Exploratory Music (MIBEM) is a six-day exploration of new musical possibilities. Curated by Anthony Pateras and Robin Fox, the Biennale will bring over 50 international and Australian musicians together for a series of inspired and boundary-expanding sonic explorations. This edition of ELEVENELEVEN features solely MIBEM performing artists, programmed by Anthony Pateras.
Programmer This fortnights show begins with avant-rock, mutant guitar virtuoso Buckethead, followed by Nurse With Wound and two tracks by The Lappetites. We also hear three intense tracks by Defektro from the album Destructive Reconstruction. Self-described as a “three
Programmer A few from the vintage vaults this fortnight including the first track Bicycle Built For Two (1961) by computer music pioneer Max Mathews. Also, Concret PH (1958) by Iannis Xenakis, Musique Concrete (1959) by More
Guest Programmer This show is a collection of music and sounds that Brisbane artist Tom Hall was touched, inspired or provoked by throughout 2007. Included in the playlist are two tracks from Hall’s forthcoming album Cross on Canberra label More Welcome folks to the new radio series ELEVENELEVEN. ELEVENELEVEN is a radio show that explores sound art in its various forms. Experimental, avant-garde, improvised, noise, electronic, headphone music. Supporting Australian sound art through featured playlists and guest programming. Presented by Plum Industries.
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Download MP3 (135 MB) FLAC (368 MB) Buttress O’Kneel initiates an independent inquiry into what it means to have ‘Australian values’, when the hystory of the country is based squarely on invasion, genocide, abusing the needy, institutionalised racism, and lies. This is the album Australia needs to have, but is too scared to listen to.
Download MP3 (987 MB) FLAC Part 1 (1.29 GB) FLAC Part 2 (1.49 GB) These are the sounds received from our first interdimensional probe, Asmoir. This probe is exploring unknown and unheard somewheres, elsewheres. Whilst much of the data received from the probe is proving to be, for the time being, nonsensical, auditory recordings are proving to be of interest. It is not known if these recordings are accurate representations of the ‘sound’ in these locations.
Download MP3 (84 MB) FLAC (236 MB) Lloyd Barrett has spent the last 5 years working on a suitable sound for this project – with the only official release being a “cover” of the Coil track “Spastiche” on the Balance tribute album “the loneliest link in a very strange chain”. While retaining the sidereal nature of Coil, SKON has become inextricably linked to guitar worship. Channelling nocturnal emissions from spirit landscapes both internal and extraterrestrial this however is no G3 style tech hysteria. Lloyd’s guitar “gods” include Justin Broadrick, Snakefinger, Sunn O))), James Plotkin and Birchville Cat Motel. |
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