Re: [microsound] micreosound and Benjamin

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thomas phillips writes:

> I8U and Magali Babin will certainly be familiar to those 
> in the area, but for others I must recommend their work, particularly 
> Babin's disk on No Type (low-fi improv experimentations that employ a
mic, a 
> body, various metal objects and processing). 
														
I personally wouldn't describe Magali's cd as being low-fi.  Maybe you
mean "low-tech" because of the homemade instruments. Actually, it sounds
to me like it was recorded in a very nice studio or with very nice mics.
But I agree, really good work regardless. Her piece on the upcoming
Tarkovsky compilation does have a low-fi edge to it, but that's partially
because she based it upon the sound design of Andrei Rublev. And relating
back to a previous discussion about Russian cinema and Paradjanov, I
think some of Magali's work on her cd reminds me of some of that
director's film work for some reason. I actually told her this, and now
she wants to look into it.  :)  																		
Best, Dale															
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Dale Lloyd:  http://www.and-oar.org/dalelloyd.html                       
                  
and/OAR:  http://www.and-oar.org/

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