Reverb Engine [2.0] @ Cut.Up.Media & CKUT Radio[1] a few words + micro/sounds on the Friday Morning After Show with Mylissa, CKUT 90.3FM Montreal, Friday 26 November 2004, 8am-9am EST: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 [mp3 / 128kpbs - small files]
==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== [2] Cut.Up.Media.Magazine from Sonic Acts X, September 24, 2004, Paradiso, Amsterdam: [[[ [ [[ [ [[ The Reverb Engine [2.0] ]]] ] ] ] ] ]] [introduction + PDF download] Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 + Endnotes Translation of the Dutch introduction (thanks to AVV) -- tobias c. van Veen is a man of connections. Before you know it he has made you travel around the world and you are heading to space. A Canadian from Vancouver with a Dutch name. A DJ and sound artist who has, since the early 90's, been spinning in not only the techno world but also the experimental section of today's sound culture: sonic psychogeography, radio-art, internet performances and as curator of several festivals. He especially manifests himself as a writer for magazines and webzines such as Discorder, Dusted Magazine, eli and FUSE and as an academic at McGill University and at numerous conferences. Cut.Up. publishes a transcription of his presentation from the recent Sonic Acts Festival in Amsterdam. It is not a translation of the article which appeared in the Sonic Acts catalogue, but a bewerking [remix]. It is a collection of fragments which relates to the article yet also stands on its own to provide a cohesive message. And, especially, an attempt by means of text sampling to say something meaningful about the connections between the re-use of music from the '80's, the future as a selective view and sound of the past, and contemporary politics as exemplified by speed and disjunctive statements.
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.this blog sketches words & links from tobias c. van Veen -- renegade theorist & pirate. Everything here is in-progress, often a mess of thoughts and poorly edited grammar.
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