This Super 8 clip offers another behind the scenes glimpse into the home of Anemaet and Soppela. The home is both workplace and private space for the couple, a situation that nurtures creativity and closeness but may also be too much of a good thing…
And here are some “Home Recordings” from 1983 - the lyrics Continue Reading

Or what about the post-Wall 90s pilgrimage of techno musicians like Jeff Mills from Detroit, Richie Hawtin from the Candian-US border region and many others. Not to forget the turn of the millennium Canadian invasion spearheaded by Peaches and (the now Chilly) Gonzales, with Taylor Savvy and Feist soon joining the ranks. In the second Continue Reading

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Randomly browsing the google image search I came across a site called ‘The Lake Clinic Cambodia‘, “a project dedicated to bringing basic healthcare, as well as disease surveillance and proper medical referrals to a severely isolated and underserved region of Cambodia — the Tonle Sap.” And - listed with photo and cv there was Ralf Continue Reading

Watch the inspiration of Amos Poe’s Warhol homage EMPIRE II at Club Transmediale:
“Groupshow presents an 8-hour performance with Andy Warhol’s film ‘Empire’, a marathon event which dissolves into a hybrid of audiovisual installation and concert. Here, improvisation as a process-based art form meets a cinematic study of time unfolding. The single-shot recording of New York’s Continue Reading

„I was very disoriented when I first arrived at the shop. I didn’t know what to expect…“

In an exclusive interview, TOTALLY WIRED director Niamh Guckian remembers her first encounter with electronic-analogue equipment store SchneidersBüro and how she was inspired to make the film.

Check out what Dietmar Post and Lucía Palacios - the duo responsible for the acclaimed music doc MONKS - THE TRANSATLANTIC FEEDBACK - have just released:
KLANGBAD: AVANT-GARDE IN THE MEADOWS(GER/SP/USA - 85 min - 2009)
The Klangbad festival is Germany’s premiere live event for adventurous ears. Acts who have performed their include Kammerflimmer Kollektief and a Continue Reading

Songs have traveled across oceans and continents and been heard and recreated far from their origins. Such are the impressions on Kari Iveland’s new CD. She traveled to Madagascar and found new versions of the songs Europeans exported more than a hundred years ago.
The album features performances by Iveland, four Malagasy choirs, two Malagasy instrumentalists Continue Reading