While not all science fiction authors are religious, there’s arguably some merit in the idea that all religious authors are ultimately involved with science fiction. Moving right along – if you had said to the high school companions of Ron … Continue reading
by j p, December 20, 2005 0 comments
A recent Kottke post talks of listening to the sounds of new places while travelling, which reminded me of the quite excellent Audiotourism album by UK artist Freeform, who recorded sounds while travelling in Vietnam and China, then manipulated these … Continue reading
by j p, November 24, 2005 0 comments
Everyone’s favourite 8bit, safari suited, casio keyboard rockgod – Casionova, now has a blog, freshly updated from a chicken farm in Queensland where he is recording his next album. Those new to the phenomenon that is Casionova, would do well … Continue reading
by j p, November 6, 2005 2 Comments
How many ultra minimal Japanese electronic music composers does it take to change a Melbourne light bulb? Just one it seems, the slow arrival of Melb-spring coinciding with the presentation of a grand total of 3 separate stroboscopic events by … Continue reading
by j p, September 29, 2005 0 comments
Aye, the annual gathering of media-mutants returns. From Sep29-Oct3, Newcastle again hosts several thousand artists, writers, MCs, zine-makers, hackers, musicians, film-makers, eco-thinkers, gadget tweakers and trouble makers. ( Such as Doddodo from Japan pictured left) www.thisisnot.art.org has the full multi-festival … Continue reading
by j p, September 21, 2005 0 comments