Re: [microsound] fashion statement

[Sean Cooper <scooper@xxxxxxxx>]

well, i hate to be the one to break it to you, but oval has performed at
more than one fashion show in chicago, and then there are the two "issey
miyake" discs by nobukazu takemura, the second of which has very much
glitch going on (miyake is a hugely popular high-fashion designer). this
stuff is already the now of runway shows...

sc

On Mon, 11 Sep 2000, Joshua Maremont wrote:

> At 10:01 PM 9/11/00 +0200, Netsurf wrote:
> >fashion and microsound?!
> >if you like, go to: http://www.kostasmurkudis.com/
> >autopoieses-loop included.
> 
> This loop has been droning along all afternoon here quite pleasantly, so I 
> am curious as to whether any records by Autopoesies or related projects are 
> in this vein.  If so I will have to go shopping for CDs.  As for clothes, 
> perhaps fashion shows will be the new distraction from the glow of the 
> Powerbook (or MD walkman) in New Digital Performance - at least until the 
> next retrograde swing toward glam or punk (those clothes suggest the 
> former) returns the guitar-phallus to center stage as a runway prop.  (And 
> as a guitar player and Powerbook user I can say this.)  After that it will 
> be back to fogmachines, shoulder-strapped notebook computers with 
> guitar-neck-style ribbon controllers, and leather trousers for all.  I 
> wonder how those tennis sweaters and deck shoes will work with such 
> gear...  Are pants electric?
> 
> joshua maremont / thermal - mailto:thermal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> boxman studies label - http://www.boxmanstudies.com/
> 
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