Failing to understand the basics of pop music since 2003.

This Soundclud is the dumping grund for musick and stoff Mark and Jens do.

Andrew Holden, British producer based in Oslo.

More tracks here: https://audiomack.com/artist/uncle-ian

And talking of weird how about a word or a million for UNCLE IAN THE TOOTH DECAY, a right bunch of clever bastards based in Winchester, UK and Oslo, Norway who claim they don't make short tapes and so sent, instead, a 14 track madhouse of modem technological sketches titled "The Urban Picnic". Someday, chaps, quite possibly around December 2003, I'll have finally assimilated the scope of this magnificent/misguided (?) achievement and I'll let you know then my considered opinion. But can I just say that for now that you've got more humour but less crucial suss than Skidoo (ie: your radio treatments are a wee bit obvious), more guts but less maudlin than Eno and more imagination than the rest of the playbackers all put together. What else? Well, most of this sounds like Ennio Morricone gone ape in an optics factory, by no means unlistenable but at times point1essly unruly or disappointingly repetitive. I mean, just what are you doing to that dog? Why is that woman screaming? Is that Monty echoed into oblivion? Just who is Nick and why is he.on "candid tape" and...oh sorry casual reader, I forgot you sitting there. "The Urban Picnic" is the sort of album Pink Floyd would be making today if they hadn't grown fat, rich and complacent; brave rather than brilliant. An experience that flatly refuses to recognise any rules or boundaries for lnstrumental experimentation and all recorded live In Dave's front room on a borrowed AKAI 4000DS stereo reel to reel.

God.. .it says here they once dld a "gig". The brain boggles.

Richard Graham, Ph.D., is a musician, technologist, educator, and entrepreneur. His academic and practical pursuits encompass computer-assisted music composition and instrumental performance.

Graham pioneered a live performance system for multichannel guitar at STEIM while completing his Ph.D. at Ulster University. He later served as an Assistant Professor of Music and Technology at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. His scholarly articles on performance systems design and electroacoustic theory have appeared in prestigious journals and conference proceedings including NIME, EMS, ISSTA, and publications by MIT Press.

His musical portfolio includes the album “Nascent,” with compositions featured at national and international festivals like NYCEMF, ICMC, and SEAMUS. In 2017, as an artist-in-residence at EMS, he produced “Disrupt/Construct” in collaboration with Hellmut Neidhardt, released by Denovali Records. His recent self-published album “Land Of Youth” contains tracks penned during the pandemic.

Graham’s academic research has been showcased at Bauhaus-Universität, Nokia Bell Labs, and MIT, covering topics including spatial audio in augmented reality, and live performance systems design, to sonification. He has presented at conferences like TIES, AES AVAR, and KEAMSAC, and lectured at institutions including SARC at Queen’s University and MMT at Trinity College.

In 2017, he co-founded Delta Sound Labs, an audio technology venture that has developed and marketed innovative products globally. The company has appeared at major industry events such as Musikmesse, Superbooth, Ableton’s Loop Festival, Moogfest, CES, and NAMM.

Currently based in Washington, D.C., Graham works under the alias, “Signals Under Tests,” and collaborates with Edwin Park on developing music production software.

Welcome to AIP, the Animation Industry Podcast!

Here you'll find interviews from today's top leadaers in the animation industry on topics like:

*the best way to pitch a show
*how to successfully market your work online
*what kind of skills will get your dream job
*and more!

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My name is Terry, and I'm a stop motion animator. I'm soaking up as much knowledge about the animation industry as I can, and sharing what I learn along the way.

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