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ARTIST
WIRE, THE
TITLE
#309 November 2009
FORMAT
MAG
LABEL
THE WIRE
CATALOG #
WIRE 309
WIRE 309
GENRE
Misc
RELEASE DATE
10/26/2009
"On the cover of this month's issue:
Julian Cope
(Head Heretic). Features:
OOIOO
(The return of Boredoms drummer Yoshimi's female post-punk primitives);
Mordant Music
(Baron Mordant's new album diagnoses
SyMptoMs
of a peculiarly British malaise); Global Ear: Surakarta; Cross Platform: Bernie Krause (Richard Henderson tracks the former Beaver & Krause synthesist's trail from Motown session player to critter-chasing field recordist); Invisible Jukebox:
Jim Jarmusch
(The former Del Byzanteen turned film director who still moonlights with a rock group, Bad Rabbit, dips into
The Wire
's record collection);
Peter Walker
(The wandering raga-blues guitarist who soundtracked Tim Leary's acid tests has since absorbed flamenco into his roots repertoire);
Cornelius Cardew
(Philip Clark re-examines the legacy of the composer turned Maoist agit-propagandist whose graphic score
Treatise
questioned notions of control and freedom);
Henry Threadgill
(The player and composer behind Air, The Sextett, Zooid and more is still devising new strategies for his unusual ensembles); The Inner Sleeve:
William Bennett
on Yoko Ono's
Fly
; Epiphanies: The transistor radio she received for her First Holy Communion became eight year old
Susan Stenger
's portal to a whole new world of sound)."
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