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Inside The Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio (MESS)

The studio features a fantastic collection of vintage and modern gear…… Read More Inside The Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio (MESS)

April 7, 2017April 7, 201712 Comments

The Finger Prince (Interview)

http://vimeo.com/46948238 The latest episode of ADSR – an Interview series that looks at the Australian electronic music scene – visits Sydney techno duo The Finger Prince: We talk music writing and recording processes as they break down the mix for the title track off their ‘Mao’ EP – how they got the sounds and what synths… Read More The Finger Prince (Interview)

August 7, 20122 Comments

Interactive Violin Electroacoustic Jam


Jon Rose with K-Bow Interactive Violin at Horse Bazsar Melbourne was uploaded by: bthrew
Duration: 249
Rating: … Read More Interactive Violin Electroacoustic Jam

December 20, 2009Leave a comment

Brian Eno On Genius, And “Scenius”

Brian Eno had some interesting comments on genius vs “scenius” at the Sydney Luminous Festival: I was an art student and, like all art students, I was encouraged to believe that there were a few great figures like Picasso and Kandinsky, Rembrandt and Giotto and so on who sort-of appeared out of nowhere and produced… Read More Brian Eno On Genius, And “Scenius”

July 9, 200922 Comments

Brian Eno Curating Sydney Music Fest

Brian Eno is curating this year’s Vivid Sydney Fest, being held May 28 to June 14 in Sydney, Australia. Here are the details: Sydney Opera House presents Luminous – an annual festival of music, debate, light and performance. Curated by Brian Eno, this inaugural year features a plethora of music acts alongside public talks and… Read More Brian Eno Curating Sydney Music Fest

March 26, 2009March 26, 2009Leave a comment

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