[microsound] THINK_002MP3

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thinkbox MP3 presents...


[ THINK_002MP3 ]
christopher bissonnette - anonymous
all tracks written | produced by: c. bissonnette

	1 corrosive [5.04]
	2 interstice [5.23]
	3 point [8.06]
	4 reel [4.18]
	5 temp [6.24] 

DIRECT LINK:  http://thinkbox.ca/HTML/sounds_anon.html


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 Thinkbox MP3 releases are presented in the downloadable mpeg 1.0 
layer-3 [mp3] format.
 This special MP3-only release will be made available on the site 
until further notice.
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- ABOUT THE COMPOSER:
CHRISTOPHER BISSONNETTE is a sound artist / graphic designer whose 
installations have been exhibited in both Canada and the U.S. Since 
1996, Bissonnette's audio performances have been programmed into many 
festivals and events, and he has performed live alongside 
experimentalists such as Scanner (UK) and Thomas Brinkmann (Germany). 
In late-September 2002, he will be participating in The Digidome 
Festival, in Saskatoon / SK ( http://www.digidome.ca ). A full-length 
CD of his work is currently in progress.  


- ABOUT THINKBOX:
Thinkbox is a self-curating media collective, created to explore 
technological works and contemporary media in relation to both 
gallery and commercial distribution networks. Thinkbox reflects the 
varied interests of its members. Many of the strategies employed by 
the artists involved question preconceived notions of the categorical 
limitations of music, audio, noise and sound, often in relation to 
video, film and the moving image. The primary aim of Thinkbox is to 
promote and advance the new media artist as content provider / 
cultural producer in the changing art landscape of the new century. 
The members of the collective are dedicated to the production and 
dissemination of non-categorical contemporary art creations. Through 
the initiative of member artists, Thinkbox intersects with mass 
culture through gallery installations, performances, festivals, and 
the release of audio/video products.


Hope you enjoy the new release,

Mark Laliberte
http://www.thinkbox.ca