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ARTIST
WIRE, THE
TITLE
#314 April 2010
FORMAT
MAG
LABEL
THE WIRE
CATALOG #
WIRE 314
WIRE 314
GENRE
Misc
RELEASE DATE
3/22/2010
"All copies of the April issue will come complete with an exclusive free CD stuck to the cover,
The Wire Tapper 23
, the latest volume in our ongoing series of new music compilations. As with previous volumes in the series, the CD will contain a range of new, rare or exclusive tracks from across the spectrum of the kind of underground/outsider musics covered in
The Wire
. On the cover of this month's issue:
Konono No 1
(Congotronics: Konono's No 1's rumble in the jungle). Features:
DJ Stingray
(Derek Walmsley Skypes Detroit's Sherard Ingram about Urban Tribe and his Drexciya connections);
Stefan Goldmann
(The Berlin minimal techno head explains why he cut a meta-mix of Stravinsky's
Rite Of Spring
);
The Gaslamp Killer
(Discovering rap was the road to salvation for this DJ/producer primed in San Diego punk); Global Ear: Thessaloniki (How to survive in recession-hit Greece by shuffling between improv and art events); Cross Platform:
Raymond Scott
(Director Stan Warnow on his film about his electronic music polymath father); Invisible Jukebox:
Joanna Newsom
(The harpist has one on us as she dips into
The Wire
's mystery record box;
Eleh
(Matt Wuethrich journeys without a map through the deep analogue electronic drones and enigmatic variations of this willfully anonymous artist);
Edgard Varèse
(Ken Hollings takes a sideways view of the sonic pathfinder's progressive utopian visions of a sentient, spatial, scientific music); The Primer:
Giacinto Scelsi
; Epiphanies."
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