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  March 21st
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  I’m DJing Source of Yellow‘s record release party on March 21st. Their new, self-titled release is available in a limited edition release of 200 copies, with a cover designed by Gabriele Schies. You can get it here.

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• Tune into Radio Heart March 21st from 4-6pm for a show devoted to the work of new age musician and poet Joanna Brouk. For this show, I will rebroadcast a 1972 recording of an interview and performance by Brouk on Charles Amirkhanian’s radio program “Ode to Gravity” on KPFA, where she describes her compositional process and performs six of her works. (Episode sourced from the Other Minds Archive.) This will then be followed by excerpts from her cassette releases “Healing Music” from 1981 and “Sounds of the Sea” from 1990 on Hummingbird Productions, which have recently resurfaced and are now being distributed through Mimaroglu.

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1. Queen Bohemian Rhapsody Old School Computer Remix

Via Networked Music Review

• Posted Friday April 24, 2009
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2. Electronics in the World of Tomorrow (1968) by Erkki Kurenniemi

I came across this video today via Ed Halter’s delicious feed. Until now, I hadn’t heard of Erkki Kurenniemi. Clearly, I have some catching up to do.

• Posted Thursday July 10, 2008
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