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Sound Of Plaid Archive: Special Guest ED LUNA (ele_mental)
Monday, 20 May 2013 12:56
The Sound Of Plaid episode 2013.05.20: Special Guest ED LUNA (ele_mental)
Special guest ED LUNA pays a long overdue visit to The Sound Of Plaid discussing the ele_mental collective and its essential role in Columbus Ohio's 90s techno and electronic music scene. Ed shares a lot of great music from Todd Sines, Titonton Duvante, Charles Noel, and other essential locals with lots of great 'n' heady discussions between tracks. Great episode!
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| Band: | Song: |
| Enhanced / Todd Sines | KNAQUA |
| Meat Beat Manifesto | Aphex Twin Remix |
| Planetary / Dan Curtin | Subconcious Awareness |
| 4 Hero | The Element (Highnoon) |
| The Caustic Window (Aphex Twin side project) | No track name (Rephlex 9) |
| Monochrome | Paradise |
| Body Release | JB |
| Body Release | Future |
| Titonton | Signs of Inertia |
| Chron / Todd Sines | B3 |
| Archetype / Charles | You Got Me Going Mono Type Pass |
| Gleek / Chris Jones | No track name |
| Moonstarr featuring Tony Ezzy | Have'em |
Want more? Pop on over to The Sound Of Plaid archives where you can find over a hundred full episodes of our radio show, ready for you to download or listen to whenever you want. Free.
Play With Our Toys! Saturday @ Connector Series
Wednesday, 06 March 2013 12:12
Ever wanted to try your hand playing our instruments like the Thimbletron or the VidiMasher 3000? Here's your chance!
This Saturday TradeMark and Frilly will show off the Evolution Control Committee's arsenal of secret weaponry for the Connector Series at the Columbus Museum of Art. We're honored that the CMA Center For Creativity picked us for the very first of the series, and we won't disappoint: for the first time ever we're inviting the general public to play with the gear with which we've performed hundreds of concerts worldwide. We'll even have brand new installations set up as well, including the Wiimote Pillow Fight, the Kinect Theremin, and (shown here) the Object Turntable.
TradeMark's Playhouse will be open this Saturday only! Don't miss it!
WHAT: The Columbus Museum Of Art and Center For Creativity present: Connector Series #1
WHEN: This Saturday afternoon, March 9th 2013, 1p-4p
WHERE: Columbus Museum Of Art, 480 East Broad Street, Columbus Ohio
HOW MUCH: Standard museum admission $12 / students $8 / free parking
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/172235872924160/
Make sure to check out the Rothko exhibit too!
Album review of All Rights Reserved in Rock & Roll Report
Sunday, 25 November 2012 09:45
Matheson Kamin reviewed The ECC's All Rights Reserved album for Rock & Roll Report, comprehensively reviewing every single track -- thanks Matheson! Read the full review -- or at least this excerpt:
Once upon a time in the music industry, there used to be something called the “novelty album,” a release that contained something unique or unusual that would be outside of “the norm”. Whether it was an album of music from another country recorded in another language, someone making a demonstration that could be described without the need for visual examples, or simply humorous music that would not fit into the “pop” category, the “novelty album” was always strange or unique. This is one category that seems to have all but disappeared from today’s music industry…….well, maybe not entirely.
Enter All Rights Reserved, the 2011 release from The Evolution Control Committee.The Evolution Control Committee consists of TradeMark Gunderson and Christy “Frillypants” Brand. Together, Gunderson and Brand have created an album in All Rights Reserved that can only be categorized as a “novelty album,” especially since the entire release was constructed using other people’s music to create the songs contained within the release. What else would you call the album but “novelty”?
This Week's Special Guest: STEVIE 7 (Tactil Vision, 5am Conductions)
Monday, 04 March 2013 12:54
Longtime Columbus noisemaker Stevie 7 (Tactil Vision, 5am Conductions) is our guest on this episode of The Sound Of Plaid! His electronic jams may be rooted in IDM and industrial, but he tickles our fancy not only with his own music but by bringing tracks from Herbie Hancock to Vivaldi.
Stevie's music: http://5amconductions.com/
And videos: http://www.youtube.com/5AMconductions
Airtimes over this week:
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8p-10p PST 11p-1a EST 03-0500 GMT |
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| Sundays on KAOS Austin: |
11a-1p PST 1p-3p CST 18-2000 GMT |
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