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[Psymbolic]

Psymbolic presents: Living Sunday October 25th
http://www.Psymbolic.com/events
Live: Audio / Visual / Interaction / Connexion

Featuring:
*THE GREAT MUNDANE* - [live] - Portland, OR (Psymbolic)
*Noleian Reusse* - [dj] - (Black Tekno / Transamoeba / Mathematics)
*Merkaba visuals* - [vj] - (Psymbolic)

Time & Location:
Sunday, October 25th, 10p-2a
Rodan :: 1530 N. Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, IL 60622
No Cover :: Late Night Kitchen

*RSVP* :: Event Info :: Music :: Art
http://www.Psymbolic.com/events

++ From 10p-2a every Sunday at Rodan you'll be sure to find a
diverse lineup of Audio/Visual artists synchronizing momentous
creations in realtime. Psymbolic curates and hosts the 4th Sunday
of each month.

[Robert Rudas]

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Just got the rather late news that Maryanne Amacher passed away this past Friday at the age of 66. She was an incredible artist who had worked with John Cage and studied under Stockhausen back in the day. She created some wonderful works of ambient music along with experimental sound installations. One of my most memorable discoveries of her work was released on John Zorn's label Tzadik. It had a composition that utilized frequencies capable of vibrating your cochlear ear bone thus creating a very physical and interesting listening experience.

Here is a link of her hanging out with Thurston Moore. Contrary to what the pitchfork net rag claims, Thurston is actually pushing out his ear lobes to get the full effect of the ear vibrations. Something that I also was told to do when listening to the song he is listening to. You can't achieve the same effect with the compressed version of the audio but you can actually get all of the following works from her release on Tzadik:

http://pitchfork.com/news/36893-rip-experimental-sound-artist-maryanne-amacher/

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