The Wire #365
    Author: Chris Bohn (Ed.)
    Publisher: The Wire
    
    Language: English
    Pages: -
    Size: 28 x 23 cm
    Weight: 
          400 g    
    Binding: Softcover
    ISBN: -
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                Product Description
            
            
Yoshimio 
Dancing to a different drum, the Boredoms player is bringing gamelan to her group OOIOO. By James Hadfield
EMS 
For the last 50 years Stockholm’s electronic music studio has welcomed the world’s sonic explorers. By Frances Morgan
Alan Courtis 
Kek-W plots the zigzag trails of the Argentine wanderer, from the Arctic wastes of Russia to the Great Wall of China
DJ Taye 
The Teklife producer is opening new routes for Chicago footwork. By Rory Gibb
Karen Gwyer 
The ex-dancer flexes muscle memories to build new club tracks. By Jennifer Lucy Allan
International Nothing 
Berlin clarinet duo expand on the city’s reductionist heritage. By Clive Bell
Sofia Jernberg 
From jazz to opera, Fire! Orchestra’s soprano ventures beyond language. By Abi Bliss
Torturing Nurse 
Shanghai’s audience abusing noise unit inflict their agony on the UK. By Josh Feola
Global Ear Lagos 
Mattin and Xabier Erkizia monitor the changing sound enviroment of a city in flux
Invisible Jukebox Butterz 
Grime label founders Elijah and Skilliam chat over the beats in The Wire’s mystery record selection. By Joe Muggs
The Inner Sleeve 
King Britt on The Police’s Ghost In The Machine
Epiphanies 
James Toth on the Canadian kids’ entertainer who soundtracked his headbanging years
Print Run 
New music books: 
Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti: Selected Lyrics by Ariel Pink, edited by Anthony Atlas 
Kansas City Lightning: The Rise And Times Of Charlie Parker by Stanley Crouch 
Bird: The Life And Music Of Charlie Parker by Chuck Haddix 
Testimony: A Tribute To Charlie Parker by Yusef Komunyakaa 
Came To Call Mine by Graham Lambkin 
Selected Ambient Works Volume II by Marc Wiedenbaum
On Screen 
New films and DVDs: 
Passinho Dance Off 
Hear Now DVD 
Mirror Lands DVD
On Site 
Recent exhibitions: Audio Arts cassette archive and Eternal Bliss™ online
On Location 
Recent festivals, gigs and clubs: 
Stephen O’Malley + Aluk Todolo, Brighton, UK 
Electric Spring, Huddersfield, UK 
Richard Youngs, Glasgow, UK 
Mammane Sani, London, UK 
Tri-Centric Festival, Brooklyn, US
Soundcheck A–Z 
Louis Andriessen 
Michael Baird 
Sir Richard Bishop 
Black Top 
Cindytalk 
Viv Corringham 
The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown 
Drcarlsonalbion 
Dynasty At Ghost Town 
Lawrence English 
Fire! Orchestra 
Hildur Guðnadóttir 
Jacaszek & Kwartludium 
Kitchen Cynics 
Tomas Korber & Konus Quartett 
Thomas Larcher 
Edvard Graham Lewis 
Arto Lindsay & Paal Nilssen-Love 
The Lowland Hundred 
Jake Meginsky 
Paal Nilssen-Love Large Unit 
Bill Orcutt 
Jim O’Rourke/Paal Nilssen-Love/Lasse Marhaug 
Part Wild Horses Mane On Both Sides 
Anthony Pasquarosa 
Pavees Dance 
People 
Jonathan Richman 
DJ /Rupture 
Aaron Sheppard 
Shit And Shine 
Sudden Infant 
Tanya Tagaq 
Triptykon 
Various Dynasty At Ghost Town 
Various #EstateLife Vols 1–12 
Various Rolê: New Sounds Of Brazil 
Wolfgang Voigt 
Xeno & Oaklander
The Boomerang
Adam Bohman 
Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band 
Alice Coltrane 
Toshi Ichiyanagi 
Angus MacLise 
Muslimgauze 
Roxy Music 
Somei Satoh 
Various African Gems 
Various Bombay Disco: Disco Hits From Hindi Films 1979–1985 
Various C86: Deluxe Edition 
Various Punk 45: Sick On You! One Way Spit! After The Love And Before The Revolution Vol 3: Proto-Punk 1969–76