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ARTIST
WIRE, THE
TITLE
#329 July 2011
FORMAT
MAG
LABEL
THE WIRE
CATALOG #
WIRE 329
WIRE 329
GENRE
Misc
RELEASE DATE
6/20/2011
"On the cover:
Roy Harper
(Still in the crease in his 70th year, English music's old cricketer looks back over five decades of singing into the storm). Features:
Errorsmith
(The Berlin instrument designer plays ghost in the machine with his beat programming);
Nils Økland
(The Norwegian Hardanger fiddler and improviser talks Ole Bull with Julian Cowley); Collateral Damage (David Keenan makes the case for music beginning at home); Global Ear: Beijing; Cross Platform:
Adolf Wölfli
(Brian Morton analyses the musical dimensions of the Swiss outsider's dense, troubled artwork); Invisible Jukebox:
People Like Us
(Vicki Bennett, playful sound deconstructionist, welcome abroad
The Wire
's mystery record selection);
John Wall
(How the London sampling composer is raising his game with improv input and truculent avant garde poetry);
John Maus
(Joseph Stannard meets the Minnesota pop savant and punk theorizer who's fracking the last resources out of 1980s electro synth sounds); Epiphanies (Novelist Luke Williams enters the anechoic chamber with memories of John Cage)."
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