I’m playing this show next week. Zoltan’s album is indeed sublime.
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I’m playing this show next week. Zoltan’s album is indeed sublime.
INDEPENDENCE DAY (1996) Reuben Ingall and Marlene Claudine Radice will play a live soundtrack to the film’s action-packed final act to ring in the Fourth of July. Reuben’s 100+ VHS copies will witness the ritual. “the glowing ghost of America's lost Global leadership” - Evan Dossey “couldn't they think of anything more interesting than octopus men?” - Roger Ebert
Here’s a totally rad collection of music I commissioned: https://subsequenceradio.bandcamp.com/album/soundscapes-45
Soundscapes is a monthly music thing, showcasing acts from the Canberra region, somewhere in the alternative / experimental / sound art / other / uncategorised zones.
Plus the last track includes me trying to play my no-input mixer in tune with other instruments.
At Soundscapes #34 on 04/07/2019, myself, Marlene Radice and Emma Kelly played a live soundtrack to the last half-hour of Independence Day (1996) on VHS. Stacked around the stage is my collection of 100+ VHS copies. Photo by Chris Finnigan.
A few photos from last night at Soundscapes #23.
Di Drew was the ‘prompter’ in two rounds of John Zorn’s ‘game piece’ Cobra, with an ensemble of Richard Johnson, Simon Milman, Lenny Preston, Aaron Kirby, and Max Hayes Burnett.
Marlene Radice played clarinet with effects and loops.
Coolio Desgracias did a freeform turntablism set with some records contributed by the audience (not pictured).