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ARTIST
WIRE, THE
TITLE
#324 February 2011
FORMAT
MAG
LABEL
THE WIRE
CATALOG #
WIRE 324
WIRE 324
GENRE
Misc
RELEASE DATE
1/24/2011
"On the cover of this month's issue:
Deerhoof
(Now in their 16th year, the mercurial rockers have shapeshifted into a disciplined global mobile unit). Features:
Captain Beefheart
(Strictly personal tributes, including a comic strip by Savage Pencil, a poem by Byron Coley and some insider Magic Band knowledge from Gary Lucas);
Vanessa Rossetto
(The Texas based artist tells Nick Cain about composing and improvising with quotidian sounds); Tri-Angle Records (Derek Walmsley bags a rare interview with the man behind the London spectral pop label); Global Ear: Stockholm (The Swedish capital's new Audiorama is the latest in a long line of electronic live spaces); Invisible Jukebox:
Hype Williams
(Inga Copeland and Dean Blunt stop being polite and 'get reel' with
The Wire
's mystery record selection);
Matthew Shipp
(How the broadminded New York pianist peeled away from the jazz fleet to sail in the open waters of Thirsty Ear's Blue Series); Epiphanies: Salomé Voegelin kneels in the presence of Morton Feldman's contemplative masterpiece
Rothko Chapel
."
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