Negativland

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10/26 Morning Communiqué

Radio K's Top 7 Lists for 2005

City Planner: Thursday 10/26

The Evolution Control Committee: Plagiarhythm Nation V. 2.0

Local Music Yearbook '06

Prince went to Vegas. Smokers went to Maplewood. Tapes 'N Tapes went to the moon. And sometime after the last zombie dance party got busted, we wrote it all down for you.

Real Life Rock Top 10

Placebo rediscover cro-magnon relics; culturcide revive 1985; Randy Newman says the past ain't what it used to be

Various Artists: Boom Selection_Issue 01

Placebo rediscover cro-magnon relics; culturcide revive 1985; Randy Newman says the past ain't what it used to be

Double Your Pleasure, Double Your Fun

Audiences chew on a film-fest twofer: Central Standard's indie films and Sound Unseen's musical movies

Rock around the doc

U Film's "Sound Unseen" festival projects our mythologies of music onto the screen

The Borrowers

Seven years after their last tour, Negativland continue to fight the industry claim that Fair Use is foul, and foul use is fair

The Music of Sound

Click, shriek, boom! Sonic collage artist Escape Mechanism cuts and pastes while aural trickster Lost in Translation slashes and burns

Power Plays

Click, shriek, boom! Sonic collage artist Escape Mechanism cuts and pastes while aural trickster Lost in Translation slashes and burns

Fat Boy Slim: Better Living Through Chemistry

Click, shriek, boom! Sonic collage artist Escape Mechanism cuts and pastes while aural trickster Lost in Translation slashes and burns

MUSIC: Negativland

Click, shriek, boom! Sonic collage artist Escape Mechanism cuts and pastes while aural trickster Lost in Translation slashes and burns

VIDEO: How to Get Ahead in Advertising

Click, shriek, boom! Sonic collage artist Escape Mechanism cuts and pastes while aural trickster Lost in Translation slashes and burns

Top Five Unjustified Hypes of the '00s

Propagating crap attempts at pop, rap, rock, or any other genre or sub-genre you care to name had become easier than ever.

Some Assembly Required deconstructs

The weekly college radio show Some Assembly Required has been quietly peeling away at their broad mandate ("the creative reuse of fragments of recorded sound") since 1999, interviewing dozens of keystone artists, approaching the artistic angles of copyright and appropriation in the midst of "th ... More >>