[microsound] detritus.net night in the LSG New Music Series, 1/29/04, 8pm SF, CA

[Bob Boster <boster@xxxxxxxxx>]

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mundane media & (not)quiet presents
detritus.net night in the LSG New Music Series @
LUGGAGE STORE GALLERY
1007 Market St. @ 6th St
San Francisco, California USA
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Joseph Hammer - tape
Thomas Dimuzio - sampler
&
Dimmer (Dimuzio & Hammer collaboration)


Thursday, Jan 29 2003 8:00 PM
$6-10 sliding scale, no one turned away...


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Joseph Hammer, a sound artist from Los Angeles, has actively
created experimental works since 1980. His practice draws
on the complexities of the process of listening and playing,
reflecting on the role of the audience versus the performer, and
uses music as it influences our notion of time, memory and
intimacy as the basis for improvisation and abstraction. As a
member of the trio Solid Eye, Hammer has performed widely
(including a recent one month tour of Japan) and is an influential
contributor to the Los Angeles underground scene. For his tape
work, Joseph uses a reel-to-reel monaural deck from the early
1950's. By manipulating the tape as it passes the record and
playback heads, he creates music with layered and warped
sounds from different sources.

See - http://www.channel.creative-capital.org/grantee_6.html


Thomas Dimuzio is one of those unsung artistic figures whose
influence and abilities have substantially outstripped his visibility.
Composer, multi-instrumentalist, sound designer, experimental
electronic musician and recording studio owner, Dimuzio has
been busy doing his thing(s) since the late 1980s with critically
acclaimed releases issued by the legendary house of audio
misanthropy, RRRecords and former Henry Cow drummer (and
current Dimuzio collaborator) Chris Cutler's well-regarded ReR
Megacorp label. Equally fluent in a nearly every contemporary
post-techno style, Dimuzio's work clearly demonstrates an
insider's knowledge of older experimental musical forms such
as musique concréte and electroacoustic, as well as
contemporary ambient-industrial and noise.

"Dimuzio bears comparison with DJ Spooky in his grasp of
sonic futurism, but where Spooky's work thrives on dub - the
delays and recalls of paranoid consciousness - this is clean
edged and fleeting, a music of high speed planes, trains and
generators. If King Crimson had studied under Edgar Varese."
- Matt Ffytche, The Wire

See - http://www.thomasdimuzio.com/


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ATTENTION IMPORTANT NEWS
The Luggage Store Gallery Thursday Night Series
returns home to 1007 Market St in San Francisco. All
shows will be back at the Luggage Store Gallery from
now on.
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It is a non-profit corporation funded by the City of
San Francisco, grants, and your contributions.We ask
that you contribute $6-10. All Ages welcome, no one
refused for lack of funds.

Notes on attendance:

*  normally indoor bike parking available in gallery
for people able to get bikes up the stairs
*  feel free to bring your (quiet) dinner and beverages
*  contact Bob Boster for pre-show docent session


For Gallery info tel: 415.255.5971
email: luggagestore509@xxxxxxxxxxx

For detritus.net nights booking or info
email Bob Boster: boster@xxxxxxxxx


for more info visit:
http://www.outsound.org/
http://www.luggagestoregallery.org/
http://www.bayimproviser.com/luggagestore
http://www.detritus.net/events/luggage_store/






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