Liquid Architecture 9: Festival of Sound Arts
Sydney 11 –12 July 2008
@ The Factory Theatre
105 Victoria Rd, Enmore
TICKETS: $12 (including booking fee)
From The Factory Theatre box office (02) 9550 3666 or online at www.factorytheatre.com.au
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My review of this year’s NOW now festival has just been published by RealTime.
I’ve changed web hosts and upgraded all the Alias Frequencies sites to the latest version of WordPress, so performance should be better from now on. Turns out the old host was being repeatedly hacked. Oh, and this site is now at http://shannon-oneill.net. That may change as there’s another domain I’d like, but I’m waiting to hear back from the The discussion list for Australian electronic music, which I started in 1998 (initially on Onelist, which was taken over by Egroups, which was then taken over by Yahoogroups) is no more. Aus_emusic was a pretty cool community in its heyday, arguably bringing a number of different scenes closer together. The aus_noise list split off from it in 2000 and is Some friends of mine are getting broadband (at last) and I’ve been asked for netcast recommendations. Over the past few years most of my media consumption has switched to downloads, whether netcasts or torrents, accessed via RSS feeds, aggregated using Google Reader. My use of radio and TV is now mainly for news and occasional sports broadcasts. This feels UTS Music.Sound.Design Symposium 2008 February 13 – February 15 Investigating Cross – Disciplinary Practice in the Areas of Music, Sound and Design. Featuring : Kees Tazeelar (Netherlands) / Ernest Edmonds (UK) / Yasunao Tone (Japan) + Many More Three Days of Keynotes, Panels and Workshops from 10am to 6pm at UTS. Two nights of performances from 8pm at the ABC is on this weekend. I’ll be playing on Saturday night with the Splinter Orchestra. The 2008 NOW now festival will be happening at Wentworth Falls School of Arts (217-219 Great Wstrn Hway, Wentworth Falls) Blue Mountains, 18th,19th,20th january. Get your tickets before it’s too late! To book online: “Although usually held in the polluted, confined spaces of The new Australian government’s proposed Internet censorship regime has been widely and rightly condemned. Here’s EFA’s position: Electronic Frontiers Australia Inc. (EFA) Media Release: 2 Jan 2008 Title: EFA Attacks Clean-Feed Proposal Electronic Frontiers Australia (EFA) today attacked a government plan, championed by Communications Minister Stephen Conroy, that would mandate “clean feed” filtered Internet connections Adrian and I will be guest hosting Utility Fog this Sunday night from 10pm til 1am on FBi Radio 94.5FM. Electrofringe is just around the corner, and this looks to be a particularly good year. I’ll be there as usual, doing a few talks. No gig this time, but I am contributing to Patchwork, an exhibition of ‘patch art’. Here’s mine:
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