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2001-03-26 21:34Greg Malcolm [idm] Fwd:(amb) once.twice.fest.Review.Twine, While, etc.
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2001-03-26 21:34Greg Malcolm>From: "Stephen Philips" <music@darkduck.net> >To: ambient@hyperreal.org >CC: igloo_mag@ya
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[idm] Fwd:(amb) once.twice.fest.Review.Twine, While, etc.
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quoted 60 lines From: "Stephen Philips" <music@darkduck.net>>From: "Stephen Philips" <music@darkduck.net> >To: ambient@hyperreal.org >CC: igloo_mag@yahoogroups.com >Subject: (amb) once.twice.festival Show Review (Twine, While, etc.) >Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 13:17:05 -0800 > > > >Got a chance to see Twine and others live over the weekend at >the once.twice.festival in Baltimore. The festival was a 2 day >affair at different venues that featured a nice variety of experimental >electronica. > >I missed some of the earlier acts but caught an act that called >himself Diskette. Interesting set of extremely cut up beats >and abstract sounds. > >Next up was Mora, another act I was not familiar with. 3 guys >behind laptops creating a very fascinating textural drone that >slowly morphed in shape as the piece went on. > >Next up was the Twine set (or I should say Twine East since it >was only Greg). Incredible set of experimental cut up beats >interspersed with layers of ambience. All 70 or so people in >the club were transfixed at the goings on and the people upstairs >were slowly trickling down the steps as the set went on. > >After Twine, and without a break, While took the stage and picked >up where Twine left off, and tore the house down. A few tracks >I was not familiar with and 1 or 2 that sounded like they were >variations on the "Lock" album. Ambiences, electronic melodies >and cut up beats and sequences ala Lackluster and the like. > >Downside to the overall show was that each artist only got 25 >minutes or so, but 7 "bands" for $7, what do you expect. I was >also promised visuals with the Twine set and there were none, >except Greg's face glowing behind the monitor which was actually >pretty cool. I just wish we could get more talent like this >in the Baltimore area on a regular basis. > > >Stephen Philips >Dark Duck Records >web | http://www.darkduck.net >e | music@darkduck.net >DDR X-Series MP3s: http://www.mp3.com/ddrx-series >Excelsior MP3s: http://www.mp3.com/excelsior1 >Deep Chill Network MP3s: http://www.mp3.com/deepchillnetwork >Stephen Philips MP3s: http://www.mp3.com/stephenphilips > > > > > > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: ambient-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >For additional commands, e-mail: ambient-help@hyperreal.org >
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