Showing posts with label electro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electro. Show all posts
8.11.12
.: G(O)OD + (D)EVIL
. . .: Re:
dance,
electro,
experimental,
video,
visual art
TWENTY6 Magazine / Issue 'G' / G(O)OD+(D)EVIL . A Film by Chris Turner from TWENTY6 Magazine on Vimeo.
27.3.12
.: Doc: The shape of things that hum.
. . .: Re:
analog,
docos,
electro,
music,
reblog,
synthesizer,
techno,
the old ways,
UK,
video
The Shape of Things That Hum
is a synthesizer documentary series that first aired by Channel 4 in the UK during 2001.
The series focused on electronic instruments that helped shaped modern music, with every episode focusing on a specific instrument. The episodes were broadcast between 01.30am and 01.41am, and featured musicians talking about classic vintage synthesizers, including the DX7 that defined the sound of the 1980s.
is a synthesizer documentary series that first aired by Channel 4 in the UK during 2001.
The series focused on electronic instruments that helped shaped modern music, with every episode focusing on a specific instrument. The episodes were broadcast between 01.30am and 01.41am, and featured musicians talking about classic vintage synthesizers, including the DX7 that defined the sound of the 1980s.
Mini Moog (15-01-2001) - Cult electronic instruments that helped to shape modern music.
Vocoder (22-01-2001) - Developed as a scrambling device in World War II, includes interviews with Orbital and Rick Wakeman.
DX7 (29-01-2001) - Synthesizer that defined the sound of the 1980s. Interviews with Vince Clarke and Nick Rhodes.
Fairlight (05-02-2001) - Computer based snthesizer offering sampling, digital recording, sequencing and editing. Includes Nick Rhodes.
Simmons (12-02-2001) - Includes producer Arthur Baker talking about making "Planet Rock".
Roland TB-303 (19-02-2001) - House innovators Coldcut and Orbital discuss the Roland 303 synthesizer.
Roland TB-808 (26-02-2001) - Includes producer Arthur Baker, plus Ray Keith talks about the importance of the bass.
Akai Sampler (05-03-2001) - Instrument that helped fuel the rave scene and the white label explosion
25.3.12
.: Revolt - Daniel Savio [music video]
Daniel Savio 2012 on dodpop records
- The video portrays and lends space to those otherwise ostracized by society - the hunted and discriminated. Drug addicts, crazies, prowlers and prostitutes have no place in society and few sympathise with them. These people are the biggest losers in history.
- We depicted them as animals of equal standing - crows, rodents and raccoons and transformed them into beautiful and powerful survivors.
Check out www.danielsavio.com - for more info about Daniel and his music.
via Dangerous Minds
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