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  • long notes for spring

    The Dial

    The Dial
    The Dial is a duo from North Adams, Massachusetts, comprised of multi-instrumentalist Anne Doerner, and composer and sound artist Ven Voisey.  A mix of acoustic instrumentation (violin, accordion, xylophone, guitar…), field recordings, and electronic textures make up their intricately carved sonic structures. http://www.v—v.net

    Jefre Cantu-Ledesma with film by Paul Clipson
    Cantu-Ledesma, a local experimental musician and noise maker, is the founding member of Tarentel, and also currently performs in The Alps and The Holy See. Paul Clipson, a local filmaker and artist who also projects film with Tarentel and The Holy See, will accompany Cantu-Ledesma with Super8 film footage. http://www.rootstrata.com

    Gregg Kowalsky

    Kowalsky’s compositions range from textural ambient to drone and noise pieces, which are highly influenced by the thick, humid air of South Florida where Gregg lived for most of his life. He is interested in filling the spaces his music occupies through dense, live electro-acoustic mixes, and has composed for film, dance, acoustic ensembles and sound installations. 
    http://www.greggkowalsky.net

    Joshua Churchill

    Churchill is a local interdisciplinary artist that works with sound in the context of performance, recordings, and art installations. He performs and records multi-layered instrumental improvisations under his own name, as well as solo noise work under the name T/R. http://joshuachurchill.com

  • Mental Rev Productions presents:

    Tazers and Lies

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    Program:

    Tazers and Lies:  The truth about military recruitment lies somewhere between tazers and lies.  (Official entry 2006 Athens International Film Festival).    http://media.indypgh.org/uploads/2005/08/taser1_edit.mov

    Divine Persecution: who has the power to oppress LGBT people�hate spouting homo-phobes or Ohio voters.  (Official entry 2006 Minneapolis International Film Festival)
          
    Voices From the Movement: A documentary from the streets of the U.S. Anti-War Movement. (Official entry Take Back Democracy film festival, soon to premiere on Free Speech TV)

    Voices From the Movement was shot almost entirely on the streets during Anti-War protests around the country.  The film opens dramatically in New  York City on February  15, 2003 the largest day of international protest in world history, then travels around the country hearing testimony of intriguing folks over a two year period.  And ends defiantly on the rooftops of Athens Ohio on April 5, 2005, on what is just another day of a long war.    
         
    www.mentalrev.com (in progress)
      

     

  • Jaded Consumer Looking for Something More

    Jaded

    A fucked up urban fairytale about the quest for horny unicorny.

    Featuring music by Glass Candy, Hey Willpower, Gravy Train!!!!, autonervous, Extra Action Marching Band, Veronica Lipgloss, New Collapse, and more — soundtrack coming out soon on Cochon Records (www.cochonrecords.com).

    8:30p and 10:00p screenings