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landcrash
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posted October 09, 2003 06:33 PM
Dear all
Just a topic for a thread put all the gigs events and exhibitions here.Take care Dan
[ November 06, 2003 05:08 AM: Message edited by: cemenTIMental ]
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landcrash
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posted October 09, 2003 06:34 PM
Dear AllThe Electronic Image is back for it's 5th screening. The Electronic Image is regular screening space situated at the Stoke Film
Theatre in Stoke On Trent What we are trying to do here is show all types of short moving image based
work from around the globe and also showcase new work from the local area We are currently looking for work for our next screening which is on the
19th Of November 2003
If you are interested in having your work shown at The Electronic Image
please email elecimage@lycos.co.uk
For Further Info Please go to
http://www.noground.co.uk/elecimage.html The Electronic Image
Short films, Animations, Pop Videos, Art Pieces, Flash, etc Based at the Stoke Film Theatre in Stoke On Trent, The Electronic Image
is a regular screening of moving image based work The Fifth event is at the Stoke Film Theatre on College Road in Stoke on
Trent, and starts at 7.45 PM Entry is Free THE ELECTRONIC IMAGE
STOKE FILM THEATRE
WEDNESDAY 19 NOVEMBER 2003
7.45 PM
FREE ENTRY --
THE ELECTRONIC IMAGE
A MONTAGE OF MOVING IMAGES
CONTACT ELECIMAGE@LYCOS.CO.UK
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landcrash
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posted October 13, 2003 06:45 PM
Gigs at Talbot Hotel Stoke On Trent SoonTuesday October 14th
Become part of this: HUBUPHONK
Dj's and acoustic 'live' music. Musicrooom welcomes: KING CREOSOTE +PIP DYLAN
{of the famous Fence Collective} +ANNAKASHFI
"Beautiful. Casting a seductive spell." - Comes With A Smile mag. £3
------------------------------------------------------------------------ back to top^
OCTOBER
Friday 17th October
An evening of glitchtronica and sublime soundscaping: CHRIST
Christ has been one of the most revolutionary figures within the Scottish electronic music scene since the mid 90's with his work on Boards of Canada's
classic 'Twoism' EP. Yellow6
"Emotive soundscaping, ethereal guitar manipulation." PORTAL
"Reminiscent of early Cocteau Twins with nods towards My Bloody Valentine" £4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tuesday 21st October
It's Tuesday...
It's HUBUPHONK!
Featuring: HRVATSKI Ground breaking, cut-up sound sculptor, washes of noize and twitchy beatz 'swarm and dither'. HL
The sound of Motorways not motorhead.
£2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Friday 24th October FEVERDREAM
Blonde redhead meets sonic youth, male/female fronted melodic post hardcore from the Netherlands. CANDY SNIPER
Brighton's finest hard edged brooding jazzy guitar storm. Another top artiste tbc...
There's so much goodness to fit in. £4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ HALLOWE'EN Friday 31st October
Upstairs + down at the Talbot Hotel. A party, to end all parties. Real horrorshow... *MUSICROOOOM MASKED BAWL* Guess who'll be playing?
You might never find out...
Masks, fancy dress?
Apple bobbing, prizes and gifts and greaaaat music... Rumours that it'll feature V/vm, Antenna Farm, Hazel Winter, Mountainmen Anonymous are true-ish. Plus more tbc. Two floors of sonic scariness! £6 friday november 7th
post rock / folk and beyond, a post bonfire burn up
DRAGON RAPIDE
The circling sound of studio experiments and live instrumentation. The words ‘epic’, ‘post-rock’, ‘soundtrack’ and ‘quality’ were invented for the Dragon…
GLISSANDO
“they are the most promising new band I’ve ever seen” said one. A heady mix of Massive Attack, Cocteau Twins, Godspeed!, Meanwhile Back in Comm. Russia. Glissando burn their way into yr soul…
BEN CALVERT
Self admittedly tall and lean, Ben mixes the folky stylings of A Nick Drake with the poppier moments of Belle & Sebastian. Singing songs of suburban anomie. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Friday 14th November
EXPERIMENTAL SEAFOOD
VS. HALF EATEN RECORDS
Imagine Floach vs Arcade in a fight to the deaf.
Electronica of the strangest ilk. As far from the world of chinstroking bedroom noodling as is possible
The actual line up will be announced as soon as it is sorted… rest assured it’ll be smart
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Friday 21st November
PICKLED EGG Night
GEORGE
The classic sound of a jazzed up and loungey Joni Mitchell, hushed and scuffed acoustic beauties
BIG EYES DUO
Big Eyes are a classical ensemble, they will release a new album entitled “we don’t need voices when our hearts sing”. The 'big eyes duo' consists of James and David from the Big Eyes ensemble. They use 2 acoustic guitars, and will play a set of mostly new songs, with a few traditional numbers, and some reworked versions of older big eyes material... the sound is of a classical/folk ilk, stripped down....
Other Pickled Egg specials tbc +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Wednesday 26th November
Highpointlowlife records tour
A brand new label featuring brand new music
from the top bods of glitch electronica
featuring
SI-CUT.DB
A true originator of electronic music, releases with Sarah ‘St. Etienne’ Cracknell, runs the Sprawl nights and imprint… stuff on Expanding as Tennis… Top dude.. glitchy, dubby… cooool…
MOTION AKA RECON
DALGLISH AKA OST
Invited to do ATP 2003 by Autechre, releases on Pthalo also records as Church Steps. Sweeping blasts of glitchy electronica
THORSTEN SIDEBoARD
Co-founder of Highpoint Lowlife records, curator of mp3-only online record label 8bitrecs.com and self confessed Linux evangelist, Thorsten Sideb0ard has been djing and setting up live electronic shows for a number of years. From the weekly Node club in San Francisco, to his present bi-monthly series in London - 'Not Clickable'. Recent credits also include regular guest spots with London's critically acclaimed Slow Sound System and an appearance at The ICA on London's South Bank as part of the Kid606 / Tigerbeat 6 UK tour. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Friday 28th November
A night of caustic psychedelic space drone trash wonder and stuff…
A new cosmic duo
THE COSMIC SONIC TAG TEAM
SCULPTRESS
Featuring the legendary sonic exploration maiden, Cotton Casino of Acid Mothers Temple and drone bloke Monolab from Brum.
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landcrash
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posted October 28, 2003 04:06 AM
Event Name : "Towers Open Fire"
Date & Time : Thursday 30th. October 2003, 8.30 pm
Venue : Chapter Arts Centre Cinema 2, Market Road, Canton, Cardiff.
Contact number : 029 2030 4400
Admission Price : £4 / £3 concessions
Description : The first in a new series of screenings at Chapter showing
classic avant-garde and experimental work from the past 100 years.
Films showing :
"Towers Open Fire", Anthony Balch, UK 1963.
"Mothlight", Stan Brakhage, USA 1963.
"Cybernetik 5.3", John Stehura, USA 1968.
"Third Reich'n'Roll", The Residents, USA 1976.
"Meshes of the Afternoon", Maya Deren, USA 1943.
"Exploding Plastic Inevitable", Ronald Nameth, USA 1967.
Total running time : 65 minutes.email towersopenfire@noground.co.uk
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landcrash
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posted January 05, 2004 11:31 AM
Dear AllThe Electronic Image presents 'Codec/x' specially commissioned and recent
work by 30 artists and musicians, based in north west UK. It has been
curated independently by artists Dave Griffiths and Nick Jordan, and aims
to promote collaboration and experimentation in sound and visual art. CODEC/X features new digital films by 26 sonic investigators, artists and
composers from north-west England. These short, diverse works present
challenging and often humorous themes embedded to materials and processes -
including animation, performance, text, noise, concept, narrative, found
objects, tape and abstraction. CODEC/X unpacks a playful list of new proposals and encourages discourse
about technology, materials and conventions in contemporary practice. The
artists explore tensions between perfection and instability; the minutiae
of spaces and moments; the inscription and abandonment of laws; creation of
light and time; complexity of language and meaning, and the architecture in
'intelligent' machines. 65 mins in length. Free. 4th February 2004 7.45 PM Stoke Film Theatre, College Road, Stoke On Trent. The Electronic Image is regular screening space situated at the Stoke Film
Theatre in Stoke On Trent What we are trying to do here is show all types of short moving image based
work from around the globe and also showcase new work from the local area This is the first event where we The Electronic Image are promoting a
touring programme we hope to bring more work that is touring to Stoke in
the Future. Please come and support new exciting work. -- On the 3rd Of March 2004 The Electronic Image presents open screening of
work from all around world. Our usual Style event If you are interested in having your work shown at The Electronic Image
please email mailto:electronicimage@noground.co.uk
For Further Info Please go to
http://www.noground.co.uk/elecimage.html
Or email mailto:electronicimage@noground.co.uk **New Email address** 3rd Of March 2004 7.45 PM Stoke Film Theatre, College Road, Stoke On
Trent. --
The Electronic Image
A montage of moving images
Regularly in Stoke on Trent.
mailto:elecimage@lycos.co.uk
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cemenTIMental
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posted January 27, 2004 07:30 AM
My (very) short 'Robots Don't Exist' is showing at Exploding Cinema in London on the 13th, if anyone happens to be in the area at that time...-----------
Exploding Cinema - next show on Friday 13th February (and NOT January
30th as was originally scheduled) Exploding Cinema, London's most notorious and longest running
Underground
Film club, returns in two weeks time for a night packed with low budget
and
underground gems, great decor, prizes and general fun.
Delicately positioned to begin at the end of a day of bad luck and end
at
the beginning of one that promises oh-so-much much love, we gesture
wildly
to all that is bittersweet and meaningsful and show some very fine
films
along the way.
NEXT EXPLODING CINEMA SHOW:
Friday 13th February
The Hatcham Social Club
Hall Entrance (on right hand side)
369 Queen's Road
New Cross
London SE14 DOORS 8pm. £4 entry Buses: 36, 171, 53
Tube: New Cross Gate
Rail: New Cross Gate
or Queens Road Peckham (7 mins from London Bridge)
For full directions including maps go to:
http://www.explodingcinema.org/nextshow.html
To submit a film or to find out more about the Exploding cinema go to
our
website at www.explodingcinema.org ![[Film]](graemlins/film.gif) ![[sun]](graemlins/sun.gif)
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landcrash
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posted February 02, 2004 06:29 PM
The Next Electronic Image event is on Wednesday 4th of February 2004 at the Stoke Film Theatre, College Road, Stoke On Trent, 7.45pmThis screening is the first time that The Electronic Image presents a touring programme of work...... The Electronic Image Presents CODEC/X
http://www.pharmakon.co.uk/codecx/ New British Video & Sound Art Codec/x features specially commissioned and recent work by 30 artists and musicians, based in north west UK. It has been curated independently by artists Dave Griffiths and Nick Jordan, and aims to promote collaboration and experimentation in sound and visual art. The curators have selected work that is diverse, with challenging and often humorous themes embedded to materials and processes - including animation, performance, text, noise, found objects, tape, and abstraction. The DVD unpacks a playful list of new proposals and encourages discourse about technology, materials, and conventions in contemporary practice. The artists explore tensions between perfection & instability; the minutiae of spaces and moments; the inscription and abandonment of laws; creation of light and time; complexity of language and meaning, and the architecture in 'intelligent' machines. Codec/x is a response to the growing movement of independent spaces and audiences from a variety of scenes: gallery screening, microcinema, experimental music, artist-curated events, and web streaming. Next open style event is on March the 3rd, Please send look here
Electronic Image http://www.noground.co.uk/elecimage.html
for info on submission info.... Hope to see you there --
THE ELECTRONIC IMAGE
A MONTAGE OF MOVING IMAGES
REGULARLY IN STOKE ON TRENT..
electronicimage@noground.co.uk
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