Submitted by mrkus on Sun, 23/11/2003 - 23:25
On the weekend of the 21st 22nd and 23rd November Activelyradical TV will be holding a series of film screenings at the Pod (TPI House - 231 King St) to help with production costs for "Beyond the Factory Walls" a unique multimedia theatre collaboration with an Indonesian factory workers theatre company from Feb to May 2004. Friday, 21st November 7:30pm : Resolutionary Television (SpaceLab/SkaTV)
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 02/11/2003 - 00:18
Clan Analogue celebrate the nomination of their compilation Habitat: Environmental Sound Research in the 2003 Dance Music Awards with an all-night party of electronica and dance grooves on Friday the 7th of November, upstairs at Republika, 132 Smith Street, Collingwood. Catch a mix of minimal techno, maximum electro and funky beats of all persuasions, with sets from DJ Zaziz, Zog, Fluffy T, The Sideman, Tolchok, DJ Toupee, Tiatto, DJ Bo Smiling Backwards and #955321, from 10pm until late.
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 02/11/2003 - 00:14
A shortlisted nomination in the 2003 Australian Dance Music Awards, Clan Analogue and Creative Vibes present.. Habitat - Environmental Sound Research. After a gestation period spanning decades, the long-awaited Clan Analogue compilation Habitat resonated into existence in September 2002. Habitat received extensive airplay on public radio such as Melbourne's PBS-FM, who nominated it CD-of-the-week, and exceptional critical acclaim in publications such as TRM, Drum Media, Cyclic Defrost and Time-Out. As a shortlisted nomination in this year's Australian Dance Music Awards, Habitat: Environmental Sound Research is now starting to generate the interest which it deserves amongst the record buying public.
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 02/11/2003 - 00:03
Clan Analogue Recordings is proud to announce the release of its newest compilation CD, "Defocus". Three years in the making, "Defocus" brings together a hugely diverse collection of low resolution electronic productions from artists across Australia. Anti-production, incidental noise, low bit-rate recordings and recordings and analogue tape dropouts make sporadic appearances throughout the release, resulting in a CD that invites listeners to question their received notions of electronic production and to locate the sound inside the error messages. For more information visit www.clananalogue.org
Submitted by AliaK on Mon, 27/10/2003 - 22:55
Dark Network is a collaboration between Bo Daley and Tim O`Loghlin, who have been working together in various musical incarnations since 1994. Having also worked in seminal outfits such as Critical Frequency, Clone, Terry Nation and Suspect, Dark Network have an impressive pedigree in Australian electronic music and are part of the Clan Analogue collective. Together they compose seductive lo-fi electronic improvisation pieces based around a hub of rare and remarkable analogue machines. For more information, visit : www.clananalogue.org, www.darkwork.net & www.cvibes.com
Submitted by FSE on Sun, 26/10/2003 - 02:18
TKCB - Its Not a Drug, It's a Light Show
Travelling KaleidoscopiK Candle Bonanza, or Damo as he is known by his friends has being hiding behind the scenes in Brisbane for longer than most of us have being listening. Specializing in light as an artistic medium, Damo started out by doing "cans" and "spots" for some of Brisbane's more rock and punk orientated bands before moving into rave and dance culture. Responsible for many shows at some of Brisbane's earliest "old school" parties, he programmed lights and rigged bank upon bank of strobe and other rave orientated effects at parties such as NASA, Creation, Adrenalin and Black Out at venues such as The Site, B.E.C (Nasa/Adrenalin) and The Roxy.
Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 21/10/2003 - 22:56
Wednesday October 29th - 7:30 pm : MULTI AWARD WINNING FILM EDITOR JILL BILCOCK ASE, one of the creative forces behind the BAZ LUHRMANN "Red Curtain Trilogy" STRICTLY BALLROOM, ROMEO + JULIET and MOULIN ROUGE, plus ROAD TO PERDITION, THE DISH, MURIEL'S WEDDING, EVIL ANGELS, HEAD ON, ELIZABETH and most recently JAPANESE STORY. http://www.popcorntaxi.com.au
Submitted by AliaK on Fri, 17/10/2003 - 23:28
Submitted by DJ Ides on Fri, 17/10/2003 - 22:25
On Friday 31 October Got Funk? is launching head-first into it
Submitted by Amber on Wed, 15/10/2003 - 12:14
Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 14/10/2003 - 23:33
Team Plastique held a cd launch for their new release "SUCK" on October 11. http://www.team-plastique.com/suck.htm - visit their website for details on where to get your copy as well as photos of their latest antics
Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 14/10/2003 - 22:35
This Wednesday - October 15th marks the 50 year anniversary of
Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 14/10/2003 - 22:31
SATURDAY 18 & SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER : This weekend, Chris Auty, CEO of major UK production and finance outfit, The Film Consortium, will join leading Australian film industry players to examine problems confronting the industry and explore solutions, with emphasis on niche markets, at the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS). Visit http://www.aftrs.edu.au for details.
Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 14/10/2003 - 22:29
LOST @ SEA Harbour Cruze - Friday 24th October DJ Freestyle (Brisbane) Andrew Burge, Illya, Jilbert, Alan White, Mendoza & Robby K ONLY $22 - From 8pm to 2am After party held at Bohem Lounge. contact www.breakevencrew.com for details
Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 14/10/2003 - 22:15
Following the success of the 2003 conference, held in Cairns, Australia, the Book Conference 2004 will provide a forum for participants in the book publishing industry, librarians, researchers and teachers from around the world to discuss the future of the book. The conference will include a mix of keynote address, paper, workshop and colloquium sessions, with speakers discussing topics as varied as: the effects of print on demand and ebooks; the future of the book from a library perspective; emerging standards for electronic and printed books; learning in the electronic age; trends in reading and literacy; and strategies to enhance the viability the publishing industry. Beijing, China, 29-31 August 2004 : http://www.Book-Conference.com.
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