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WIRE, THE
TITLE
#322 December 2010
FORMAT
MAG
LABEL
THE WIRE
CATALOG #
WIRE 322
WIRE 322
GENRE
Misc
RELEASE DATE
11/22/2010
"On the cover of this month's issue:
Shackleton
(The Skull Disco co-founder has survived his
Soundboy's Suicide Note
and moved to Berlin to craft his apocalyptic beat visions). Features:
Jon Mueller
(Inspired by the Shakers, the Milwaukee percussionist makes a virtue of simplicity);
Shabazz Palaces
(Lisa Blanning talks to the artist formerly known as Butterfly, of Digable Planets, about his new project);
Vomir
(Romain Perrot builds Harsh Noise Walls to protect himself from worldly temptations); Global Ear: Budapest & Pecs (Nathan Budzinski observes a festival's attempts to forge links with Hungary's outsider communities); Cross Platform: Charlie Morrow (The chemist turned musician and sound artist's large-scale city works address the damage mankind has done to the planet); Invisible Jukebox:
William Bennett
(The Whitehouse founder comes under fire from
The Wire
's mystery record selection);
Name June Paik
(On the eve of a major retrospective in Liverpool, Brian Morton draws on his unpublished interviews to portray the Korean video/TV artist as dada composer);
Scientist
(The expat Jamaican dub master distills four decades of sonic science into the data packets he chops into his dubstep collaborations); Epiphanies (John Szwed discovers a different kind of harmolodics at an Ornette Coleman week in Hartford, Connecticut)."
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