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  Square Waves 2.6: Particles and Smears. by SquareWaves

SHOW 2.6 Tracklist and info

Artist: Kaffe Matthews
From: London
Track: Skagerrak – the surface is ice I believe
Album: cd cécile
Label: Annette Works
From: London
Year: 1999
Notes: ‘all stuff grabbed and processed live from particular places (plus a scrap of Violin)’ Since 1990 she has been making and performing new electro-acoustic music worldwide with a variety of things and places such as violin, theremin, Scottish weather, desert stretched wires, NASA scientists, melting ice in Quebec and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Currently she is researching 3D composition for outdoor enjoyment through Hammerhead sharks in Galapagos and sustainable vibratory interface design with ‘music for bodies’. Acknowledged as a pioneer in the field of electronic improvisation and live composition, Kaffe has released 6 solo CD’s on the label Annette Works. Kaffematthews.net

Artist: Otomo Yoshihide
From: Tokyo Japan
Track: Cathode #5
Album: Ensemble Cathode
Label: Improvised Music From Japan
From: Tokyo Japan
Year: 2002
Notes: This track features Nishi Yoko on Prepared 18-string koto, Sugimoto Taku: electric guitar, Andrea Neumann: inside piano, Sachiko M: Sine waves, contact microphone, Otomo Yoshihide: turntable.

Artist: Sachiko M, Toshimaru Nakamura, Otomo Yoshihide
From: Japan
Track: Good Afternoon
Album: Good Morning, Good Night
Label: Erstwhile
From: New Jersey, USA
Year: 2004
Notes: Sachiko M, sampler, extracting sine waves from the device's built-in test tones. More recently, she has expanded through the use of contact mikes. Sachiko has worked extensively as a solo artist, as well as in groups such as Cosmos, Filament, and I.S.O., and in duo with Toshimaru Nakamura. and also founded and runs the groundbreaking Amoebic label.
Since 1998, Toshimaru Nakamura has been exploring his "no-input mixing board" from solo to collaborations with Keith Rowe, Günter Müller, Sachiko M, Andrea Neumann, and the duo project Repeat (with drummer Jason Kahn).
Otomo Yoshihide In the mid-90's, he explored the limits of sample-based turntablism, through his band Ground Zero, as well as in collaborations with Christian Marclay and Yamatsuka Eye. Over the last few years, Otomo has become increasingly interested in minimal wave-based electronics, as heard in his Filament, I.S.O, Cathode and Anode projects. Other projects which he is currently involved in include his New Jazz Quintet, as well as an ongoing duo project with Martin Tétreault. Otomo has also composed many soundtracks for movies, and has written numerous articles and essays for Japanese music publications.

Artist: Christian Fennesz, Sachiko M, Otomo Yoshihide, Peter Rehberg
From: Vienna, Tokyo and London
Track: Erstlive 4
Album:
Label: Erstwhile
From: New Jersey, USA
Year: 2004
Notes: Christian Fennesz: computer
Sachiko M: sine waves, contact microphone on objects
Otomo Yoshihide :turntables
Peter Rehberg: computer
from the first night of performances in the Cologne half of AMPLIFY 2004: addition. The Cologne shows consisted of six well-known duos of electronic musicians rotating into three new quartets each night, and ErstLive 004 contains one of the most successful results,

Artist: Werner Dafeldecker, Christof Kurzmann, Jerome Noetinger
From: Austria and France
Track: Berlin 2
Album: Dafeldecker / Kurzmann / Drumm / eRikm / dieb13 / Noetinger
Label: Charhizma
From: Vienna, run by Christof Kurzmann
Year: 2003
Notes: Recorded Live in Berlin 2001, Dafeldecker is an Austrian double bassist and guitarist. Kurzmann is an organizer of many music festivals, and likes to improvise live in large groups, Noetinger runs the wonderful metamkine online record shop, and plays in many improvising groups including MIMEO.

Artist: Kevin Drumm & Martin Tétreault
From: Chicago USA and Montreal Canada
Track: Track 04
Album: Particles and Smears
Label: erstwhile
From: New Jersey
Year: 2001
Notes: Kevin Drumm (guitar, electronics) Martin Tétreault (turntables) each unaware of the other's work, until a Chicago-based organization, Lampo, booked Tétreault for a concert with Drumm and Jim O'Rourke in September of 1999. Tétreault and Drumm spent some time in the studio in chicago, and this CD contains the results. Drumm’s most recent full length albums are Imperial Horizon and Malaise, both released on Hospital Productions

Artist: Keith Rowe, Oren Ambarchi, Sachiko M, Otomo Yoshihide, Robbie Avenaim
From:
Track: Thumb
Album: Thumb
Label: Grob
From: Cologne, France
Year: 2002
Notes: Keith Rowe, tabletop guitar, electronics; Oren Ambarchi, guitar, electronics; Sachiko M, sampler with sine wave; Otomo Yoshihide, turntables, electronics, guitar; Robbie Avenaim, percussion, electronics. Recorded on 29 May 2001 at Instants Chavires, Montreuil, France. Thumb is the beginning of a series of CDs that will focus on the cooperation of Oran Ambarchi and Keith Rowe. In Spring 2003, from Ambarchi, Rowe, and Avenaim, then in Summer 2003 with Rowe and Ambarchi as duo, recorded in real time.

Artist: The Lappetites
From:
Track: Disaster
Album: Before The Libretto
Label: Quecksilber
From: Berlin Germany
Year: 2005
Notes: The Lappetites is Eliane Radigue (France), Kaffe Matthews (UK), Antye Greie/AGF (Germany) and Ryoko Kuwajima (Japan). "Before the libretto" is the Lappetites' first release.
The Lappetites was spawned from an evening Kaffe Matthews curated at Tonic, New York, April 2001 where o-blaat, Ikue Mori, Zeena Parkins, Marina Rosenfeld and herself played a 45 minute set. Matthews: "All electronics players, not only did we have this ridiculously new situation of improvising with a bunch of just girls, but the potential that evening inspired made it obvious that this format could be the start of this live electronics band idea. And so The Lappetites came into being."
ELIANE RADIGUE was born in Paris. She studied electroacoustic music techniques at RTF under Pierre Shaeffer and Pierre Henry, later becoming Henry's assistant at the Studio Apsome.
KAFFE MATTHEWS has been making and performing new electro-acoustic music since 1990. She is acknowledged as a leading figure and pioneer in the field of electronic improvisation and live composition making on average 50 performances a year worldwide. In 1997 she established the label Annette Works, releasing the best of these events on cd. Matthews makes site-specific sound works live, playing in the dark in the middle of the space, the audience surrounding her, the sounds moving around them. She uses self-designed software based matrices through which she pulls, pushes and reprocesses sounds live. She also collaborates and has worked and performed with many artists worldwide including Zeena Parkins, Sachiko M, Ikue Mori, Marina Rosenfeld, Pan Sonic, Oren Ambarchi, Alan Lamb, Christian Fennesz and pan-European electronics orchestra Mimeo.

http://www.annetteworks.com
AGF aka ANTYE GREIE calls herself the e-poetess or powerful poemproducer in lack of a better description. She works mainly as a musician, producer, artist. Since 1996 permanently based in Berlin she was born and raised in East Germany and developed an early interest for music and poetry and philosophy. Recently she is exploring speech and spoken word in electronic music, sound installations, pop songs, calligraphy and in the world wide web. In addition to her solo projects, Antye Greie has
received critical acclaim for her work with Laub, Craig Armstrong and Vladislav Delay (Luomo and agf/dlay) on labels such as Kitty-Yo and Mille Plateaux.

http://www.poemproducer.com
RYOKO KUWAJIMA is a Japanese sound and video artist. Her radical and chaotic compositions are mainly based on real-time manipulation of sitar sounds and feedback. In 2001 she founded the Melange label for music and video. She has been performing in Europe, Japan and the United States.

Artist: MIMEO
From: London . Vienna . Amsterdam . Cologne . Grenoble . Nantes . Zurich . Lisbon .
Track: Untitled second track
Album: Lifting Concrete Lightly, Live in The Sepentine Gallery
Label: Sepertine Gallery
From: London
Year: 2004
Notes: Phil Durrant (GB) violin, electronics
Christian Fennesz (A) computer
Cor Fuhler (NL) electronics, piano, organ
Thomas Lehn (D) analogue synthesizer
Kaffe Matthews (GB) computer
Jerome Noetinger (F) electroacoustique devices
Gert-Jan Prins (NL) electronics, radio, tv, percussion
Peter Rehberg (A) computer
Keith Rowe (GB/F) tableguitar
Marcus Schmickler (D) computer, synthesizer
Rafael Toral (P) guitar, electronics
Markus Wettstein (CH) metal garbage

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