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ECC show photos from Sydney

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Sunday, 02 August 2009 16:45

A few photos from our show in Sydney Australia, thanks to Mr. Walker!  I love the notes on the first photo...

 

The Evolution Control Committee. by mr walker

From mr walker

The Evolution Control Committee. by mr walker

From mr walker

The Evolution Control Committee. by mr walker

From mr walker

   

ECC live on Cleveland TV Thursday morning!

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Wednesday, 08 July 2009 21:19

The ECC will be on WJW Cleveland Fox News 8's "Kickin' It With Kenny" in the morning for Thursday (07/09/09), probably either 8:20 or 8:40. The Wheel Of Mashup on TV!  If you miss it, you should check Kenny's page to see if it's one of the video clips they post.

   

NPR's On Point show, "The Art of Mashups"

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Saturday, 21 February 2009 17:47

It really is a cut-n-paste world. Recently NPR's radio show, "On Point" did an interview with Jon Nelson of "Some Assembly Required" called "The Art of Mashups." Its an interesting segment that discusses and distinguishes the differences between mashups and audio collage art. The ECC gets mentioned as do Girl Talk, Negativland and other artists. 

 

 

   

Wired Mentions the ECC in January issue

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Tuesday, 20 January 2009 21:31

Some Assembly Required: Mash-Up Pioneer Dreams in Soundbites

By Elizabeth Held Email 12.22.08
 

Back in 1999, when a mash-up was something done only to potatoes, DJ and sound-collage artist Jonathan Nelson launched an online radio show called Some Assembly Required. Operating from a college station in Minnesota, it showcased cut-and-paste acts like the Tape-beatles and Evolution Control Committee, as well as Nelson's own mix of music, instructional records, comedy, and wacky effects, digitally sculpted into a one-of-a-kind sound.

Ten years later, his aural experiments play out on a syndicated weekly radio broadcast and a new album titled (Emphasis Added), recorded under the name Escape Mechanism and inhabited by a chorus of voices ranging from Wolfman Jack to motivational speakers. "These are the sounds in my head when I dream," Nelson says, "thanks to growing up in a media-soaked universe."

   

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