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Loop Magazine covers music and sound culture, visual arts and media and publishes reviews, interviews and profiles of exhibiting and performing artists and personalities.
Our contributors include musicians, sound & visual artists, writers, academics, journalists, presenters and media and venue representatives.
Last update: Saturday 23 August, 2008
Everything That Happens Will Happen Today
David Byrne and Brian Eno have reunited to make their second duo album, Everything That Happens Will Happen Today.
Released digitally on August the 18th on their website and a month later on major commercial download sites it will be distributed on CD in the Fall of 2008.
See everythingthathappens.com for free player and download
SoundLAB - sonic art project environments http://soundlab.newmediafest.org
informs: 1) Call for soundart for SoundLAB VI, Deadline: 30 November 2008. 2) SoundLAB V on FILE Hipersonica 2008. 1) Call for entries: SoundLAB VI - "soundPOOL" - sound compositions - a challenge for imagination - SoundLAB is looking for its 6th edition to be launched in March 2009, sound compositions which represent a real challenge for human imagination. All details, the complete call, the regulations and entry form can be found here http://www.nmartproject.net/netex/?p=242
SOUND OF FAILURE FESTIVAL
Sound of Failure Festival, Main exhibition opening: Chrissie Cotter Gallery, Pidcock St, Camperdown. Opening August 19, 6pm (FREE), August 20-September 7. Rococo Vortex by Wade Marynowsky, (dresses by Susan Marynowsky) Don't Look Gallery, 419 New Canterbury Rd, Dulwich Hill. Opening August 20, 6pm (FREE), August 21-30.
The main performance night for Sound of Failure (which includes over 15 acts with Toy Death headlining) is on at the Factory Theatre, August 30, 7pm (bookings at http://factorytheatre.com.au). You can also find sound art hiding between the junk in Reverse Garbage, as well as a spellbinding performance, 'Question/Answer… Interruption' at the snazzy new UTS performance space. Please see http://SoundOfFailure.com for a complete list of venues and details.
The Sound of Failure festival is supported by Marrickville Council, the Centre for Media Arts Innovation (University of Technology, Sydney), Reverse Garbage, the Factory Theatre and Don't Look Gallery.