[microsound] Thinkbox concert on CBC: BNW / Oct 08

[Mark Laliberte <obscure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

(MICROSOUNDERS: one last chance at hearing our Mutek gig, in case you 
missed it! )



THINKBOX on BRAVE NEW WAVES:
CBC Radio Two 00h05 - 04h00
Broadcast date: October 8th, 2004

....presentation of concert performance from Mutek, North America's 
premier experimental electronic music festival
....recorded Jun 2004 at S.A.T. in Montreal ( http://www.sat.qc.ca )
....performing order: 1- Mark Laliberte; 2- Christopher Bissonnette; 
3- Rob Theakston; 4- Bill Van Loo; 5- Steve Roy; 6- Chris McNamara; 
7- Thinkbox (collective improv).


ABOUT THINKBOX   |   http://www.thinkbox.ca
Founded at the end of the 1990s, Thinkbox is a multimedia collective 
whose interests lie in the exploration and the development of the new 
modalities of audiovisual diffusion in the context of live 
performances. The collective is comprised of six members who reside 
on both sides of the Canadian-American border, dividing their time 
between Windsor and Detroit. Thinkbox was recently selected as one of 
URB Magazine's "Next 100 Artists for 2004". Collective and/or solo 
member performances have occurred in the past year at the following 
venues and festivals: Movement (Detroit's Electronic Music Festival), 
USA / Cranbrook Museum of Art, USA / New Maps Festival, Montreal / 
Deep Wireless Festival, Toronto / Vancouver New Music's Dangerous 
Currents Festival / and The Ann Arbor Film Festival, USA.

ABOUT THINKBOX @ MUTEK 2004   |   http://www.mutek.ca
While they remain a close-knit group, Thinkbox appreciates diversity. 
With the free reign given to them by MUTEK, the collective presented 
a series of solo performances that culminated with a full ensemble 
collaboration. Their presentation strategies vary: certain pieces 
were microtonal in nature, others more cinematographically and 
musically oriented, while others revolved around electro-acoustic 
structures built upon field-recording passages, generating minimalist 
moments throughout a powerful, definitive rhythm. The results 
combined the cerebral, the visceral, the organic and the power of 
digital.  For images of T/B @ the festival, see... 
http://www.thinkbox.ca/events/2004-mutek/


ABOUT BRAVE NEW WAVES    |   http://www.bravenewwaves.ca
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