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Biomapping, Emotive Shared Atmospheres

Sara TirelliJuly 3, 2006

Biomapping is put into the pocket before leaving the house, as a very mp3. This time you're though invited to leave your headphones and to abandon your lonely soundtrack to look and to live everything around you in a different way... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 16, July / August 2006

Sonar 2006: Que Viva Barcelona!

Giulia BaldiJuly 3, 2006

Sonar is considered the European musical festival par excellence but this is not absolutely true. As a matter of fact Sonar is the Barcelona International Festival of Advanced Music and Multimedia Art... READ MORE...

ArtArticlesDigimag - Issue 16, July / August 2006

Greedy Baby, Elettronica In Dvd

Alessandra MiganiJuly 3, 2006

Melodies full of emphasis, experimental sounds, crescendo pathos: these are only a few simple words that I feel I need to use in order to describe the music by Plaid, historical brace of intelligent electronic music that for years has given a personal discourse of experimentation between audio and video... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 16, July / August 2006

When The Dj Goes To The Cinema

Alex DandiJune 1, 2006

these last few weeks news has emerged that Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel De Homen Cristo have finished a feature film entitled Daft Punk's Electroma that talks about two robots that are intent on finding their own humanity... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 15, June 2006

Giuseppe Ielasi – Untitled

Simone BertuzziJune 1, 2006

It is worth noting that a new record by Giuseppe Ielasi was released. I would like to avoid biographical notes and recording lists and focus on this new untitled disk of the musician, producer, distributor, as well as organiser of little events which will bring big international musicians in our country... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 15, June 2006

Mixed Media: S’alzi Il Sipario Sul Digitale

Francesca ValsecchiJune 1, 2006

L'occasione per Milano ghiotta: la location spettacolare su cui tutto gi stato detto e scritto, un programma dal respiro internazionale e convincente nel percorso trasversale a cui ambiva, sugli schermi i contenuti dell'arte digitale ed elettronica, disciplina che raramente trova spazio nella programmazione culturale della nostra citt... READ MORE...

ArtArticlesDesignDigimag - Issue 15, June 2006

All Christina Kubisch’s Ligths

Luca BergeroMay 2, 2006

The solo show of Chiristina Kubisch in Turin is an important occasion to approach the work of one of the undoubted reference points in the field of visual art connected to audio. And silence on the corners , the solo show of the German artist, was housed in the e/static Gallery (Digimag#11) from the 1st of April to the 13th of May... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006Sound

Muv Festival, Music And Digital Arts

Sarah NussenblattMay 2, 2006

The second edition of Muv is coming from 26 th May to 4 th June . This is an experimental media art festival, a beggaring description representation of electronic music and innovative visions, which was born last year in Florence. The main components are the audio-visual combination and an interest for the European scene connected to the Italian verve for the development of a high-quality multi-sensorial project and a unique location... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Echran, Black Electronic Metronomy

Marco MancusoMarch 29, 2006

There is a duo who come to the attention of the musical chronicles of Italian underground, a couple able to mix with care both the musical production and the live aspect, the audio synthesis and the video representation... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 13, April 2006

Live: To Play And To Create Is Like Playing

Alex DandiMarch 29, 2006

There is a musical software application which has been changing the modus operandi of electro music for some years. It is called Live. It is produced by the Berlin software house Ableton, founded in 1999 by the programmers/ sound engineers Robert Henke and Gerhard Behle, known as well as musicians under the name of Monokale... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 13, April 2006

Live Dj Set Vs Studio Dj Set

Alex DandiMarch 2, 2006

The forthcoming release of Miss Kittin 's Live At Sonar gives us the chance to consider the role of DJ sets immortalised and marketed on CDs the discography market is overstocked with. Can a DJ set be considered a live in all respects by the same standards of a concert with a lot of musicians making music through instruments... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 12, March 2006

Loren Chasse, Photographing Acustic Spaces

Luca BergeroMarch 2, 2006

The American Loren Chasse is one of the most important international artists, connected to the environment/sound relation. His abilities to listen and to transform the object in musical instrument are some of the most identifying features of his work... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 12, March 2006Sound

Rock-electronica: Les Liaisons Dangereuses

Alex DandiJanuary 25, 2006

Some years ago, during a rock night, I played a sequence of tracks made up of Franz Ferdinand, The Rapture ed Electric Six . After a song of Electric Six Danger! High Voltage, an about twenty year-old guy, approached me and asked me to play rock... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 11, February 2006

E/static, Sound Art Gallery…and Much More

Luca BergeroJanuary 25, 2006

If music has the possibility to release itself as it likes in the ambient where it's proposed, sound art on the other hand has a strong and rooted relationship with the space where it plays. This is an absolute fact, even if lots of people often forget about that... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 11, February 2006

Paavoharju – Yha Hamaraa (fonal 2005)

Simone BertuzziJanuary 25, 2006

It will be a passing phenomenon, a momentary tendency, but there is remarkable a productive underbrush within the ambit of new-folk, that demands continuous attention and analysis. Fonal is a recent discovery, simply fantastic label, that encloses a sort of Nordic hippy community, a detection that slowly blooms in the international panorama... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 11, February 2006

Thomas Brinkmann, Electronic Antistar

Marco MancusoDecember 1, 2005

The two things most of the people knows about Thomas Brinkmann: the first is that the artist is one of the brightest musicians in the so called minimal techno scene of the last 20 years, the second one, is that he has always been dar from the worlwide tour, from the huge cache and from the more or less commercial production... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

Dj: Shaman Or Jukebox?

Alex DandiDecember 1, 2005

What are the differences between a good dj set and a bad dj set? When a dj is considered a good dj? Who are the best djs? These question seem to be really personal, but they hide some esthetic rule... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

Retina.it: In The Volcano Hearth

Leo LearchiOctober 31, 2005

It's a pleasure to talk about Retina.it, the project of Lino Monaco and Nicola Buono. Born from the collaboration with Rino Cerrone, a well known Neapolitan Dj, the sound of the group has cut down the post new wave elements to create a personal and mature formula... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 09, November 2005