WIRE, ISSUE 326, APRIL 2011

Περιεχόμενα

The Wire Tapper
The Masthead
Letters
Bitstream News and more from under the radar
Trip Or Squeek Cartoon strip by Savage Pencil
Bites The Report zine, Xenakis International Symposium, Syd Barrett the painter, Harald Grosskopf and more
Charts
Out There Festivals, concerts, gigs and club listings
Subscriptions
Below The Radar + The Wire Tapper Free downloads and CDs
Reviews Index
Soundcheck This month's selected CDs, vinyl and downloads, including Kode9 & The Spaceape, Panda Bear and Popol Vuh. Plus avant rock, critical beats, dub, electronic, hiphop, jazz & Improv, modern composition, outer limits, unusual formats and reissues
The Inner Sleeve Bill Kouligas on The Germs
Print Run New music books: the laws of digital sampling, a history of acid folk, jazz
reconsidered, a Crass member speaks, and more
On Screen Films & DVDs: Glenn Gould, Genesis P-Orridge & Lady Jaye, Boris and more on DVD
On Site Exhibitions, installations, etc: Analog: Trends In Sound And Picture in London
On Location Festival and concert reviews: Bogong AIR, ATP: I'll Be Your Mirror, Arvo Part, Shackleton and more
Funkystepz The London trio are spreading their dancefloor delirium across the capital. By Lisa Blanning
Jenny The Norwegian songwriter/novelist sings her lungs and liver out on her visceral new album. By Rob Young
Olivia Block Field recordings inserted into real-time Improv keeps the element of surprise. By Julian Cowley
Global Ear Helsinki New venues like Ptarmigan encourage disorderly musical conduct in Finland's capital. By Jenna Sutela
Cross Platform Charlie Nothing Byron Coley on a forgotten American outsider artist whose work stretched from psychedelic saxophone to inventing metallic Dingulators
Invisible Jukebox Green Gartside The Scritti Politti frontman hears some songs to remember in The Wire's mystery record selection. Tested by Anne Hilde Neset
Peter Evans Philip Clark meets the New York trumpeter whose deconstructions of historic jazz are forging a new, dynamic version of the music's future
Once Upon ATime In... Harlem Andy Battaglia revisits the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, where the ghosts of Vladimir Ussachevsky, Otto Luening and Milton Babbitt linger
Richard Skelton As A Broken Consort, Riftmusic and others, the UK sound artisan enters the wild places to create a ritual music of mourning and rebirth. By Clive Bell
Epiphanies Little Annie Bandez penetrates the secret heart of New York via the magic tones of Miles's Kind Of Blue