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14 Interviews from Dubstep Scene actors : Caspa, Quietstorm, Benga, Distance, Skream, Slaugher Mob, Joe Nice, Search & Destroy, N-type, D1, Rusko, Hatcha, Crazy D, Pinch... Djs, Musicians all involved in this new Scene, talking of how they sent to it... What is Dubstep fro them ? Are they Digitals or Vinyliium ? And Why ? How is the Scene in their cities ? What abouit the Dubstep Network on the Internet ? A very interesting reportage of what is thsi scene right now, at iots Goldenage.

A 25 minutes lof veejaying video art. Based on filmed natural elements this Videos is limited to 60 copeis. Trailer : http://dream.le.film.free.fr/fr/home.html

At the height of rock utopia in the 1960s, love children from San Francisco through New York to London set out to create a holistic environment influenced by groups like Soft Machine and Pink Floyd. Psychedelic utopia was an experimental guerrilla that took in everything from sex through politics, music, art, comic strips and the alternative press to animation. When the hippies said, “We all want to change the world,” music was just one of the means to their end. But the 1980s put the screws on, mainstream became the main man and the golden boys were born. In this charged atmosphere and its natural extension in the 2000s, it is now frowned upon to hop off the matrix, to take a different view. In a highly informed society that quickly subdues protest movements, you can no longer hope to gain approval for another lifestyle, a marginal way of thinking. Or can you? Turning their backs on the dictates of the industrial world and the illusion of cushy consumerism, musicians from all four corners of the globe have pitched up in Arambol. This village in the north of Goa is spearheading a psychedelic revival in the Indian province.

Videodrome ! The MOCCA (Museum Od Contemporary Canadian Art (2006) introduce you to Hardcore. Kind of a Battle, between a candaian, an american, an english and a french Indie Trash producers... Abstract & Violent.

One DVD from BenLagren & No-Tek, and one CD featuring the No Tek 12 X & No Tek 12 Y... This very important project is the first venue on CD & on DVD for the No-Tek crew. A musical & Visual Art-Work full of surprise and very esthetik... Kind of a Industrial Hardcore consecration ! GET IT OR BE DAMNED !

Excellent double pack featuring the Manipulators new Album + a Live set DVD at Cartonnerie. Enjoy ! About the music it is here an Oriental Electro dub, donwtempo and Wolrd music instrumental thing. MASSIVE !

The Marasm DVD is out.... The very first DVD from the Paris Artikal Breakcore crews. Wonderfull visual &é Shorts Cuts and big Marasm tracks & Killerz. This DVD can be played wherever you are (no U.E./US/JP filters) and is really well done. That's a KILLAZ !!!

Nice electronika breakz video. Something not expensive for what it is... Enjoy !

MEAT is when video meets musician MEAT is 13 original movies MEAT is 65 minutes of images and sounds MEAT is is not to be swallowed MEAT is a dissection MEAT is an experience MEAT is to play and watch loud MEAT is not meat MEAT is not bleep MEAT is cinema for the ears MEAT is music for the eyes Digipack - DVD5 - PAL 4/3 - All Zone - Stereo - Ready To mix

mimetic is the solo project of jerome soudan - a drummer for european industrial and experimental bands such as von magnet or column one. his classical background is best seen by his playing of orchestral percussion and computing pieces for contemporary music performances (with art zoyd & kasper t.toeplitz). he has also composed music for dance companies like ndt2 in the netherlands. in france, he wrote a pre-thesis about industrial music for the university of lyon (1993). also while in france he contributed to the industrial music scene by organising festivals and concerts in paris. in addition he developed a network for musicians in europe and he continued this network while living in berlin. after several releases on various european labels, mimetic has released his first dvd via a collaborative effort between ant-zen and parametric. 'sacred aim' feeds the eyes with a big collection of video clips that combine small scripts, visual effects, flashing colors, black & white pictures, moving puppet animations and more. this dvd follows mimetic's recent big tours in europa, u.s.a., canada and japan, in addition the dvd features bonus material - including an interview, a documentary about his eastern european tour, two concert tracks from canada, and some other special surprises. if you are familiar with mimetic's powerful mix of electronica and beats, symphonic textures and incredibly well-placed samples then you now have the opportunity to stimulate your aural senses. if you are not familiar then go discover an artist who is something else - a fine addition to the audio & visual world of ant-zen.

After Eskimo was released The Residents responded to the furor of fuss and praise it generated by taking various bits out of the album and re-working them to a disco parody of the original. The band then took over San Francisco's largest disco hall and held a release party featuring "weird" and "new" music. Diskomo didn't really catch on with the regular disco types until New Wave disco hit the scene, but after that the single did very well for a couple of years.

The lighting design for the Demons Dance Alone tour was extreme. The stage was kept very dark.This made shooting video almost impossible. A solution was to flood the stage with IR (infared) light and shoot using night mode. The problem with IR light was that it made everything green. Also, it was grainy and lacked contrast. Perhaps worst of all, it revealed the set in a way that did not reflect the lighting design of the show. The IR lights saw into darkness and shadow, places where the audience was not intended to see. All of these problems became the basis for the design of the DVD since it was inpossible to show the stage as it appeared in normal stage light. All of the footage, approximately 10 shows worth, was reprocessed by the computer to create color and contrast. Also, effects are used to bring definition to the images and to stylize the individual songs. The multitrack recording for the surround mix was captured on three consecutive nights. However, only the last night’s recording was used as it was considered the best. Unfortunately, there was no video shot when the audio was recorded, and no audio when any of the video was recorded. The result was an illusion of picture and sound together that never existed. The “style” of the DVD allowed for black outs. These were necessary to bring the ever shifting sound and picture closer for the illusion of sync. The Demon lights were powered by rechargable batteries. Each produced a light of 1,000,000 candlepower. The batteries drained rather quickly so about a dozen identical lights were used in one show. Many things in the show were not part of the original script. For example the script did not call for the Demon to play trumpet, but when dancer, Paul Benney, was hired for the show, he confessed to having played trumpet in his high school band. When The Residents heard this they responded by saying that he must play trumpet in the show. Paul said, “I don’t play very well.” The Residents said, “terrific!”

Visual : Akitoshi Mizutani, Shiftpitcher, Depart, Tobias Peier, Pawel Janicki, Ritchie Riediger, Videotroopers, Olaf Bender, Yuki Ohta, Franck Bretschneider, Haruka Tenryou, Seduce, Vokoi Kazunowski, Michel De Klein, D-Fuse, Triplecanopy.De-fence systems.

Reportages, Bill Laswell Interview, CROOKED trailer, Video Clips...

Live in paris at the Olympia... Featuring I Wanna Be Your Dog, Foxy Lady, Raw Power... Tubes... Tubes... Tubes !