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m.u.g.* is independent, subjective, and
individually made just for you!. Everyone who is self-employed or
used to working without commission, anyone who is or is not an artist,
can come in and find out. No one will feel worse but many will feel
better. m.u.g. paves the path and it will pay: Lives become legends,
lapses become milestones and slippery slopes become fruitful valleys.
In short: We find those hidden blooming landscapes in our participants'
minds.
Go m.u.g.*! Our friendly staff is waiting for you. Bring something
in about you, and you will receive: Communicate your place and position,
get feedback, explore your resources and find out about your strengths
and weaknesses. Together we are developing your personal take-away
system of coordinates.
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02.08.03 - parking
lot Speicher 9 - 18:00
boomcar concert
music for lowriders
The basic principle of the audio drive-ins is the broadcasting of
a multi-channel electronically generated sound piece. The separated
sounds are each broadcasted by a mini-FM transmitter. Cars, gathered
on a specific location (parking lot, town square, driveway), pick
up the individual channels on their car stereos. By amplifying the
sounds they re-create the sound piece, by their individual behaviour
they take over part of the role of the composer.
In Stralsund the boomcar concert takes place during of the Powerboat
Formel 1 in the harbour area. The Dutch sound artist and musician
Sasker Scheeder introduces together with the musician Radboud Mens
the project audio Drive-In and plays together with several guests
a concert set. All small and big boomcars, car hifi freaks and sound
fetishists are invited to come. The more participating cars the more
impressive the concert.
Radboud Mens (NL)
Radboud Mens is a sound-artist from Amsterdam whose work is rooted
in and continues to develop within the broadest definition of contemporary
music. While his interest in the physical effects of sound on the
body gave him a preference for noise in his early work, his later
music has contributed to the development of minimal-techno, glitch
and experimental dub. Mens uses electronic technology to render audible
microscopic sound processes. His sound world is in a constant state
of spatial and temporal flux, and incorporates found sound and influences
from the media.
> http://www.radiantslab.com/rat/
Sasker Scheerder (NL)
Sasker Scheerder is an Amsterdam-based media-artist particularly working
with sound in time-based configurations. Over the years he has developed
a strong interest in the strategical use of mini-FM in a performance-related
way. His most renowned projects in this field are the so-called »audio
drive-ins«.
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followed by
prove good taste!
De Bar
music and cocktails at your own risk
De Bar is not a Dutch art work, but a sometimes almost nightmarish,
but always charming insight into the little universe of Meeuw and
Helgi, with nice music and stylish cocktails, hand-mixed by the artists
themselves, in an appropriate ambience. De Bar is always new and always
different from what you expect.
1. Meeuw (NL)
Meeuw (aka Jos Moers) is artist and label founder (meeuw muzak) in
Amsterdam.
> http://www.meeuw.net/
2. Helgi Thorsson (NL/Iceand) performance
(*1975), Reykjavik Iceland. Works and lives in Holland. Also member
of the experimental music band Stilluppsteypa since 1992. The band
has been active in releasing and performing around the world. Collaborations
with other artists: Andrew McKenzie (The Hafler Trio), Matt Wand (Stock,Hausen
& Walkman), Ryoji Ikeda, Hanayo, Andy Diagram, as well as making
a major multimedia performance in collaboration with Icelandic artist
Magnus Palsson, commissioned by Reykjavik, cultural city of Europe
2000.
3. Paska (FIN) performance
After what was Mr Paska's (that's »Shit« to you) only
the second live show - ten intense minutes of yelling the words of
assorted »classics« to one mic and spewing forth »guitar-imitating«
voices to another - Bad Vugum knew that nobody else would have the
»common« sense to offer this skinheaded maniac a recording
contract. Much to everyone's surprise he became something of a national
celebrity and a TV star, and pursued his high-flying career elsewhere.
True art, if you ask us.
4. Felix Kubin (Hamburg/D) performance
His activities comprise Sci-Fi Pop/Noise/animation films/radio plays/experimental
broadcasting. As the messenger of exploding lungs he started his label
»Gagarin Records« in 1998 and rules the »syndicate
of counter-noise« since 1999. His experiences both in electroacoustic
music and strange electronic pop (that he followed already in the
early 80ies with his notorious band »Die Egozentrischen Zwei«
- released as »the Tetchy Teenage Tapes of Felix Kubin«
on SKIPP and A-Musik) induced him to launch a vinyl record label for
all kinds of Dada-electronics on the edge of pop and experimental
music.
> http://www.felixkubin.de
5. Kein Babel - You
must not do this with records! (Berlin/D)
Kein Babel use turntables, CD players, MD players, live radio and
a contemporary computer. Their goal is far from exploiting all technical
possibilities that these media offer but rather the shallow handling
of their smooth surfaces. Their focus is set on lovely loops, colourful
breaks, blind cuts and nonsensical scratchings - no mannerisms allowed!
Do these artists follow strict concepts? A thankful question - but
it must be denied. Kein Babel do not care about achieving something.
It is the obstacles that matter, the obstacles that constantly have
to be overcome and pushed aside to meet unexpected new ones and battle
these again with the recycled rest of the earlier ones. That does
not necessarily mean Kein Babel have no control of the musical output
but, surely, it must be admitted that things seemingly fall apart
at random, lose touch with their roots and vaporize into heavy particles
of buried sound. Intensity seems a strong parameter in their live
performances. But what is intensity without its brutal opponents?
We'd better talk of breathtaking variations on incredible speed and
slothful slowness, of hypermacho strength and inhumane weakness.
> http://www.keinbabel.com
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