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[idm] carpark / tomlab tour in louisville, wed. oct. 24th at 9 pm

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2001-10-23 03:39Connor Bell [idm] carpark / tomlab tour in louisville, wed. oct. 24th at 9 pm
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2001-10-23 03:39Connor BellGreetings all...a show to take notice of... 9:00 pm Wednesday, October 24th - $6 Takagi Ma
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[idm] carpark / tomlab tour in louisville, wed. oct. 24th at 9 pm
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Greetings all...a show to take notice of... 9:00 pm Wednesday, October 24th - $6 Takagi Masakatsu, Jon Sheffield, Inkblot & Shedding at Artswatch, 2337 Frankfort Ave. Louisville, KY Takagi Masakatsu is a video maker who creates music. Takagi Masakatsu is a musician who creates video. or maybe Takagi Masakatsu is a documentary filmmaker. Which ever one you prefer, Takagi is an artist who is wholly dedicated to exposing and preserving the human experience at the start of our burgeoning new century. Bringing new meaning to the phrase "think globally, act locally," Takagi has travelled the world collecting pieces of sound and video in which he constructs a fluid and timeless snapshot of our current human condition. Takagi employs samples of speaking children with other "real" sounds such as the weather, his own piano playing, and various recorded sounds throughout his and other people's homes. After collecting this raw material,Takagi blends it into his laptop arrangements and manipulations to create a very new type of ambient music. Info at: http://homepage.mac.com/utono and http://www.carparkrecords.com Jon Sheffield "It's Been So Long Since I've Seen the Ocean" (Tomlab, Germany) After wracking my brain for weeks now trying to think of what Sheffield's work reminds me of, it finally came to me this afternoon: it's most like the music and sounds that the Magnetic Fields put on "Distant Plastic Trees". That electric-yet-friendly sound, loop-driven but not always predictably so. Melancholy but optimistic, Sheffield's sounds and rhythms spring from the acoustic, then shift somewhat, like a spinning top moves laterally across a floor but doesn't stop its circular motion. This approach is a lot like that of Max Tundra or labelmates Sack & Blumm, with a giddy and wry charm that's neither too cute nor too sweet. [RE] Other Music, NYC Info at: http://www.tomlab.de Inkblot incorporates highly textural and organic experimental electronic compositions with playfully bubbly beats. With more emphasis on warm melodies than most electronic artists these days, Austin's one-man future-pop deconstructuralist, melts rhythms into vapor and gluing them back together between bits of found sounds, self-sampled instrumentation on guitar, synthesizer, or tinkling piano pieces. Think of a combination of to rococo rot and B. Fleischmann or Mouse on Mars and Steve Reich. A beautiful edition to any collection and a must for fans of releases on the Morr or Sonig labels. Info at: http://www.tomlab.de and http://www.audiodregs.com Shedding is Connor Bell of Parlour and Paden. Seeing an opening to break from a rock and roll format, Shedding currently is investigating laptop based music generation which is often abstract and always loose enough to allow some improvisation in the moment. Shedding is limitless an undefined sound, an outlet of complete freedom. Think pleasant. Info at: http://www.parlour.net/shedding ARTSWATCH 2337 Frankfort Avenue Louisville, KY 40206 502-893-9661 artswatch@hotmail.com -- paden / v. sirin split cd out now!!! shedding . http://www.parlour.net/shedding . parlour . http://www.parlour.net . momo and voks . ON THE WAY . --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org