now now in realtime

06 04 2006

Posted by: Shannon in Uncategorized, tags: art, event, frenz, media, music, politics, sound, theory

My review of the NOW now festival for RealTime is now online (and in print). In the same issue is Ben Byrne’s response to Nigel Helyer’s ‘critique‘ of laptop music performance.

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