"Our sixth winner of the Modular Pic of the Week contest goes to Lu Katavist for his 'modular dome.'Based in Cologne, Germany, Lu Katavist creates soundscapes with eurorack modular and Haken Continuum fingerboard. Dogma for recordings: Everything is played live and improvised, without posterior editing. He has released an album ("retoxis") on his own label. Lu thoroughly enjoys playing live, and supported Keiji Haino, December 2011 in Cologne.
For more info, please visit his own label's website: http://smalldeath.org/
We'd like to give a big thanks and congratulations to Lu Katavist for his submission! This is the 6th week of a 30-week contest, and we are looking forward to many more modular photo submissions, so please keep 'em coming! For details on how to submit and what you can win, see this post.
See the IDOW label for all posts pertaining to the film including the weekly contest winners.
A SPECIAL NOTE FROM IDOW DIRECTOR, ROB FANTINATTO: "Hello everyone…just wanted to express my sincere thanks to all of you who have generously donated to this project. With your help, we are going to be able to expand the depth of this documentary far beyond its original scope. Although the IndieGoGo campaign has now officially ended, it is still possible to donate/pre-order via IndieGoGo. I’d like to ask everyone to help us reach as many people as possible by sharing the link to this page to anyone you know that may be interested in being a part of this project. Again, I am incredibly grateful to everyone that has believed in what we are doing! Rob Fantinatto"
Here's the link: 'I Dream Of Wires' film trailer + IndieGoGo fund raising campaign"
Update: http://smalldeath.org/ link above corrected.
The link to Lu's website, http://smalldeath.org/, did not lead there but to http://rastko.info/ instead. Something turned awry...
ReplyDeleteNot good. It's fixed. I'll put a post up on top of the next round to let people know.
ReplyDeleteNew post: http://m.matrixsynth.com/2011/12/lu-katavist-smalldeathorg-records.html
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