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Now posted until Monday for real audio G2 play at any time. Hit play on the Klublife New Music Show page found on the Sunday night schedule via flash (www.1groove.com) or static navigation (www.1groove.com/s_klublife.php3). cheers Chris Twomey SUN, JUL 09 Hour 1 Phoenecia/Soul Oddity “Welcome Back To Earth” (Astralwerks) Phoenecia/Soul Oddity “Chrome Ozone” (Astralwerks) Les Gammas “Guauanco (The Cinematic Orchestra remix)” (Compost) Peace Orchestra “Shining (Ian Simmonds Rework)” (G-Stone) Patrick Pulsinger “Citylights (City Of Starsigns)” (R&S) 23 Skidoo “Coded Heat” (Virgin) Juan Trip “Shadows (F100 Mix)” (F Comm) 23 Skidoo “Ayv” (Virgin) Burnt Friedman “Escape The Night” (Nonplace) Jimi Tenor “Paint The Stars” (Warp/Matador) Arling & Cameron “How About The Boys?” (Emperor Norton) Hour 3 Urbanauts “Discofluff (High Rollers mix)” (Wikkid Records) Muslimgauze “Ayatollah Dollar” (Muslimlim) Muslimgauze Vs Reverberation “Autogyre (Rocket Mix)” (Third Stone) Cativo “Trip” (Position Chrome) Bass Communion “Grammatic Oil” (Hidden Art) Mike Oldfield “Hiawatha (Incantations pt 2)” (Virgin) Bass Communion/Robert Fripp “A Grapefruit In The World Of Park” (Hidden Art) Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia “Obsidian (Deconstructure)” (KK Records) Exquisite Corpse “Traditional Ties With Dreaming” (KK Records) DJ gig announcement: Guerrilla Gallery : Audio Survival For over 25 years the Music Gallery has been the cornerstone of Toronto's contemporary new music community. However, in today's economic climate, even the greatest institutions devoted to cultivating the arts are threatened. Such is now the case with the Gallery. The current location, at 179 Richmond St. West, is being torn down for condominium development at the end of July. Undaunted, the Gallery will embark on a one-year campaign: Guerrilla Gallery : Audio Survival - a series of concerts in various Toronto venues that will keep the spirit of new music alive while a new permanent space is secured. Come help us celebrate the kick-off of this campaign with the last ever spectacle at the Richmond St. location - a two-day festival of new electronic music that cuts across radical experimentalism to top underground DJs from Toronto and around the world. Friday, July 21 Pita (mego records, Vienna) - Winner : 1999 Prix Ars Electronica for Distinction in Digital Musics. Marcus Schmickler (a-musik, Cologne) Chris Clepper and Gabriel Burian-Mohr (Chicago) Sook-Yin Lee / John Oswald / Mike Hanson / Tomas Krakowiak (Toronto) Algorithm (revolver records, Toronto) Daniel Lui (chair recordings, Toronto) Utility (technot, Toronto) - This set will include a 15 minute dance performance by Justine Chambers. Greg Clow (ciut 89.5fm, Toronto) J. Travers (Toronto) Saturday, July 22 Phoenicia (warp / schematic records, Miami) Multiplex (toytronic records, Brighton UK) Blotto (mettle, Toronto) Naw (avatar/ohm/RRR, Toronto) Chris Twomey (1groove.com, Toronto) Oval Roaster (technot, Toronto) Rabinder (bad planet, Toronto) Freakdrivr (tron, Toronto) Tickets are $10 in advance for each night and are available at the Record Peddler. Shows get underway at 9pm and go real late. For more information please visit www.calefaction.com/technot --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org