Everybody Say WTF? Sheila Saputo Plays The Keytar
Sorry if this ruins your week: Everyone’s favorite George Michael Christmas tune as “sung” by Sheila Saputo.
Sorry if this ruins your week: Everyone’s favorite George Michael Christmas tune as “sung” by Sheila Saputo.
Ready for some exciting, original and sometimes terrible music? Then check out one of the upcoming International Noise Conference events: International Noise Conference Toronto,Saturday 9 August 2008 International Noise Conference Japan/Korea Tour 2008 website International Noise Conference Euro Tour 2009 website Central & South America / Australia & NZ dates tba International Noise Conference USA… Read More The International Noise Conference
Jeff Dunmire demos the updates to Kurzweil’s PC3/PC3X keyboards.
OT: This video, for Toe Jam by The Brighton Port Authority, is insanely infections and NSFW to boot. David Byrne is showing up all over the place, lately. This isn’t really an electronic or experimental release, but it does make everybody want to get nekkid and dance! Now, if they’d just post the uncensored version…..
OT: If you find yourself perpetually lusting after the latest synth gear, Joe Raciti’s Cardboard Song: All Hail the Great Blue Whale serves as a reminder that there’s no reason you can’t make interesting music with what you already have – even if it’s just a bunch of cardboard.
In this classic clip, South Park Elementary presents the happy, non-offensive, non-denominational school play, with compositions by Philip Glass. Bogus, but funny!
The Bob Moog Foundation has filmed a collection of videos that feature musicians, composers and others reflecting on the influence of Bob Moog and the Moog synthesizer. Here are a few of my favorites: Larry Fast, Synergy Eric Persing, Spectasonics Nick Montoya, Volt Per Octive Band It’s a nice start to a living memorial to… Read More Bob Moog Memorial Videos

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I saw this Klaus Schulze video featured at Matrix’ site. While the video is interesting, Klaus Schulze’s track, Frank Herbert from his 1978 double album “X”, is just completely techno. The biggest difference between this and later techno is that Schulze has always explored longer forms, instead of creating shorter tracks. Give this a listen… Read More Klaus Schulze’s Techno From 1978
The Internet has given circuit bending, the process of hands-on experimentation with battery-powered electronic noise making circuits, a life of its own. If you look hard enough, you’ll find that somebody, somewhere, has circuit bent just about any electrical toy or gadget that you can imagine. Here are thirteen of the most bizarre examples of… Read More 13 Bizarre Circuit Bent Children’s Toys