Dr. Klangendum

Andrey Kiritchenko interprets Second Violin – VE.COND.SIO.LIN.
by Andrey Kiritchenko.

Publication date 2003-05-01 00:00:00.
Usage Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
Topics Electroacoustic.

Andrey Kiritchenko (www.nexsound.org) is well known from his CD releases on Zeromoon, Adnauseum, and his own Nexsound imprint. Here he remixes a track from Second Violin’s “Victoria”, which was a live improvisation between Zan Hoffman on prepared drawer (a dresser drawer with wires and strings attached and filled with trash) and Jeff Surak on prepared violin (as depicted on the release cover).

Kiritchenko & Surak are both members of the group Critikal, who have several mp3 releases:
 http://www.archive.org/audio/audio-details-db.php?collection=zeromoon&collectionid=zero054

 and on the Fukk God Lets Create label:
 http://www.archive.org/audio/audio-details-db.php?collection=fukkgod&collectionid=fukkgod015

Notes:
“Second Violin was an improvisation group featuring Jeff Surak, Zann Hoffman, Adam Bohman and Rinus van Alebeek – I believe the latter two collaborated via the postal system. The busy as ever bee Andrey Kiritchenko remixes, or maybe more appropiate, recycles recordings by Second Violin in his “usual” laptop manner. None of the bands normal work can be easily recognized in here. It beeps and hisses, hums and hisses. Over the course of twenty minutes he works nicely through the material and transforms the pure acoustic material into pure electronic material.” – Frans De Waard, Vital Weekly

Live at Das Kleine Field Recordings Festival.
by JD Zazie and Anton Mobin.

Usage Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0.
Topics Field recordings, Prepared Chamber, Tape Head, JD ZAZIE, ANTON MOBIN
Performed by JD Zazie and Anton Mobin at Das Kleine Field Recordings Festival
. Recorded live at Valentin Stüberl in Berlin on August 14th, 2011

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JD ZAZIE : CDj, CD player, Mixer, Field Recordings
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ANTON MOBIN : Prepared Chamber, Tape Head

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This recording testifies the first meeting between JD Zazie and Anton Mobin in Berlin during Das Kleine Field Recordings Festival organized by Rinus van Aleebek at Valentin Stüberl. Rinus van Alebeek proposed a ” blind concert ” to both artists who have never played together before.

 Anton Mobin and JD Zazie (as Penates, with Mat Pogo) appear on “A day in the Life”, a cassette released on Staaltape (2011).

Notes:
JD Zazie is an Italian sound artist and recordist based in Berlin. 
Coming from a DJ and a radiophonic background she has explored over the years different approaches of real-time manipulation on fixed recorded sound in solo or in collaborations : JD Zazie plays with WJ Meatball as “Semerssuaq”, with Mat Pogo as “Penates”, with Felicity Mangan as “Wet n’ Wild” and is part of “BETT4” (Berlin Turntable Quartet) with Joke Lanz, Ignaz Schick and Dawid Szczesny.
 Last but not least, JD Zazie is the lady behind Staalplaat Radio, each thursday on DFM.nu

Link:

http://www.burpenterprise.com/burp/system-files/units/jd-zazie/

http://phonopolis.wordpress.com

Paris-based sound artist, Anton Mobin’s sound activities evolve in two parallel and complementary universes: improvised music and radio art. 
In his creations diversion and manipulation of sound objects, trivial fragments and reorganization of reality are investigated in different ways. Anton Mobin develops his own methods of composition in which he experiments different constraints of place, time and also technical to produce a unique and personal radio art.
Anton Mobin curates the network “Impronet” and manages the label H.A.K. Lo-Fi Record with others french artists.

 Link:

http://antonmobin.blogspot.com/

http://h.a.k.free.fr

Radio Staalplaat with Anton Mobin on DFM.
by Anton Mobin.

Usage Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0.
Topics dfm, radio staalplaat, staalplaat, anton mobin, cassettes, tapes, collision, hasard, accident, improvisation, dark beats, religion, terrorism, chaosmos, kung-fu, vibragel, skateboard, neighbors disturbance.
Radio Staalplaat with Anton Mobin on DFM.

http://staalplaat.wordpress.com/radio-staalplaat/



http://antonmobin.blogspot.com/

http://dfm.nu/

TAPES COLLISION


 Broadcasted live from the Maïzing studio – Paris on February 24th, 2011.
Anton Mobin (fr) : Cassettes, tape head, switch microphones, skateboard, effects

. Duration – 01:28:32. 
Original performance – 01:42:13. 

Anton would like to thank sincerely DFM crew for the warm welcome, Rinus van Alebeek and Geert-Jan Hobijn for the invitation and support.