The Accidental Occurrence has been generous enough to be my live band.
I record collaborations with folks like Liz Walsh, Helena Espvall, Jesse Krakow, Keith Abrams, Dylan Sparrow, Alex Nagle, etc.
I was half of the now-defunct Infidel?/Castro!, a duo with Colin Marston (Dysrhythmia, Byla, Behold... the Arctopus) specializing in extremely dark electroacoustic ambient metal.
The Residents, The Ventures, Snakefinger, William S. Burroughs, The Scientific Americans, Glenn Branca, The Swans, US Maple, Grim Shady, Lobe Stub, Wilson Pickett, The Neverending Story Theme.
There's Something You Should Know. Live, Green Line Locust, Philly, 8/14/08:
The Unacceptable Has Happened.
Live, Green Line Locust, Philly, 8/28/08. Thank you Nick Millevoi.
Condition of Air.
Live, Highwire Gallery, 9/13/08.
Lonely Fun music video,
featuring Liz Walsh ..board
and starring Nick Thomson:
Michael Anton Parker of Bagatellen.com says "I'm beginning to sense the emergence of a new generation's answer to Jason Willett, Baltimore's infamous inscrutable genius of Megaphone/Leprechuan Catering/Half-Japanese/Ruins/post-RIO-dada notoriety. Both worrisome and thrilling, this prospect."
Toby Driver from Kayo Dot says what the fuck at least 5 times.
A Screening of City of Photos (2005) by Nishtha Jain
Brickbat Books 709 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia Saturday, April 25th 8PM $5
Synopsis:
City of Photos explores the little known ethos of neighborhood photo studios in Indian cities, discovering entire imaginary worlds in the smallest of spaces. Tiny, shabby studios that appear to be stuck in a time warp turn out to be places throbbing with energy. As full of surprises as the people who frequent these studios are the backdrops they enjoy posing against and the props they choose. These afford fascinating glimpses into individual fantasies and popular tastes. Yet beneath the fun and games runs an undercurrent of foreboding. Not everyone enjoys being photographed; not every backdrop is beautiful; not all photos are taken on happy occasions. The cities in which these stories unfold themselves become backdrops, their gritty urban reality a counterpoint to the photo palaces. Desires, memories and stories, all so deeply linked to the photographic experience, come together as part of a personal journey into the city of photos.
"The film is lyrical, thoughtful and thought-provoking. There is a synergy here between the visuals, the commentary and the suggestive sound track that is rare in documentary. Jain manages the irony of using the moving image to capture the image that is already still with equanimity and a certain grace, treating the viewer almost as a photographic plate upon which her impressions are recorded." - Arshia Sattar, Openspace
This screening is a benefit for Asha for Education.
If it's too far from your home, if you have better things to do, if you're scared to go out...discover
Jack Dupon's video almost live at a private concert...
Oppression
Si c'est trop loin de chez vous, si vous avez mieux a faire, si sortir vous fait peur... Découvrez la vidéo de Jack Dupon presque en live lors d'un concert privé filmé sur Clermont-1ère en octobre 2008...
This is No1 in a chain of great news we will have ready for you this year!!!
LOVE Hendryk & Basty *The Snoopy Lads* Berlin
Ps.: EMILIA now qualified for the finals of the national Swedish selection for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest with her uplifting song "You're my World"!!!
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