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Gaya Donadio has been a pillar of the London noise and industrial scene for over 20 years, organizing gigs with a wide range of legendary and seminal underground acts, and performing and recording with her very personal Power Electronics project ANTICHILDLEAGUE. In this interview, we discuss her history and philosophy as an artist and organizer, the importance of freedom of expression, as well as the attacks she has endured for her activities, including the recent cancellation of her UK tour with THE RITA.

In the Patreon exclusive EXT. segment, Gaya shares more personal details about her activities, talks about her favorite gigs she put on, and more.

Support ANTICHILDLEAGUE at: https://antichildleague.bandcamp.com/

WCN Podcast is brought to you by White Centipede Noise Label and Mailorder. You can find hundreds of noise titles, including many by artists featured on this show, at https://whitecentipedenoise.com/

Known simultaneously for the acerbic antics of his teenage years, the supportive dedication to organizing live events, and his refined skills for crushing harsh noise, Johnathan Cash a.k.a. Hollywood Johnny has been a divisive but respected fixture in contemporary American noise since the mid 2000s. In recent years, his absurdist performance oriented mainstay project BREAKDANCING RONALD REAGAN has been complimented by SUNK COST, a more studied masterclass in razor-sharp Japanese influenced harsh noise. Here, Johnny tells his story starting from the early days up until now, illustrating the complex and perhaps misunderstood nature of the man himself. In the Patreon exclusive EXT. segment, Johnny spills some Hollywood gossip on some of the biggest noise stars of the day, tells us his favorite budget pedals, and tells us what the deal with Sonic is... He also lists his top 5 noise releases of all time, and 5 currently active artists in the LA scene worth paying attention to.

Download an exclusive unreleased SUNK COST track, get the EXT. segment of the interview, and SUPPORT this podcast at https://www.patreon.com/whitecentipedenoise

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San Francisco based sound artist, experimental music performer, and instrument-maker Victoria Shen of EVICSHEN talks to me about the process and concepts behind her imaginative self-built noise instrument, performing to large non-noise oriented crowds, and having her Needle Nails concept plagiarized by British Vogue for a Beyonce video shoot, among other topics. You can buy her work at: https://evicshen.bandcamp.com/

Opening track: EVICSHEN - "Under The Stall Door" from the Hair Birth LP (American Dreams Records)

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Jim Haras is a dedicated disciple of noise, releasing a wide range of immersive and tactile tapes and vinyl on his label Fusty, following his own path with his projects DETERGE and LAUREATE, and boasting an insane personal collection of underground rarities. In this extended conversation, he explains what it's all about for him, assesses the current era in the scene, and offers up advice for others on how to keep it real.

Opening track: LAUREATE - "Tireless Efforts Go Unpunished" from the Eurekaphilia LP (Hospital Productions)

This episode is brought to you by:
Virtues: https://www.virtueslabel.com/
Absurd Exposition / Scream & Writhe: https://www.screamandwrithe.com/
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Jason and Door joined me from a hotel room in Virginia and his studio in Baltimore, respectively, to tell me about their new collaborative CD "Prerequisite," out now on Misanthropic Agenda. The two artists have almost opposing approaches to sound and composition, so it was fascinating to hear about how they typically work on their solo material, in contrast to what went into this collaboration.

This episode of White Centipede Noise Podcast was brought to you by:
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Tribe Tapes: https://tribetapes.bandcamp.com/
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Opening track: NETWORK GLASS + JASON CRUMER - "Prerequisite" from the CD out now.

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William Hutson is widely known for his group clipping., who along with lyricist Daveed Diggs and co-producer Jonathan Snipes, create aggressive and visionary hip-hop music that incorporates harsh noise and power electronics sonics, as well as underground content and aesthetics, often collaborating with heavyweights of both genres. Before clipping., Hutson was also an active member of the rich mid 2000's noise scene with his projects RALE, ANTHRACITE, and TATTERED SYNTAX. He was kind enough to join me for a long conversation about his various fascinating projects, and share some stories about the LA noise scene, and some of his deep and passionate knowledge about hip-hop music.

clipping. is embarking on a European tour in November, 2022 - don't miss them if you have the chance!
http://www.clppng.com/
Nov 11 - Le Guess Who Festival, Utrecht, Netherlands
Nov 12 - Bikini Test, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Nov 14 - Magasin 4, Brussels, Belgium
Nov 15 - Meet Factory , Prague, Czech Republic
Nov 16 - The Dome, London, United Kingdom Tickets
Nov 17 - Fabric, London, United Kingdom
Nov 18 - Belgrave Music Hall, Leeds, United Kingdom
Nov 20 - Hydrozagadka, Warszawa, Poland
Nov 22 - Trabendo, Paris, France
Nov 23 - L' Antipode, Rennes, France
Nov 24 - Pole Etudient, Nantes, France
Nov 25 - Les SUBS, Lyons, France
Nov 26 - L’Aéronef, Lille, France
Nov 28 - Vega, Copenhagen, Denmark
Nov 29 - Voxhall, Aarhus, Denmark
Nov 30 - Opium, Dublin 2, Ireland

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Scott Houston is a long running member of the Houston, TX noise scene, known for his solo projects RESPIRATOR, MY BLOOD, and S.P.I.T., as well as his involvement in THRESHOLD OF SLEEP and BLACK LEATHER JESUS and the Deadline Recordings roster. 

Opening track: "Burst" by RESPIRATOR (Originally released on Burst in 2010, reissued by WCN in 2018)

Contact the artist at: houstons626 xATx gmail xDOTx com 

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The prolific Remi talks joins me from his home in rural France to talk about his punk roots, his personal approach to noise and DIY communication, noisecore, gear, and much more.

Opening track: VIOLENT SHOGUN - Track 2 from the forthcoming CD "Brittle" on Todon Ljud.

To hear more and support the artist: https://yesdivulgation.bandcamp.com/

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The legend Andy Bolus of mutant UK noise force EVIL MOISTURE gives us fascinating look into his mind and works, and shares stories from his rich history.

Opening track: EVIL MOISTURE - "Lips, Lungs, Legs & Leeches" from Yerm Flowers CS (School Of Meat Cutting) https://evilmoisture.bandcamp.com/

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Sam Torres of the heavy hitting industrial PE project CRAWL OF TIME and member of KOUFAR and TERROR CELL UNIT opens up to me about a lot in this interview. Check out his new EP "Demons In My Sleep", now available directly from the artist: https://crawloftime.bandcamp.com/album/demons-in-my-sleep

Opening track: CRAWL OF TIME - "Demons In My Sleep feat. Jackson Abdul-Salaam" from Demons In My Sleep EP

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Episode 29 of STARK REALITY, recorded 5/18/21, features Host James Dier aka $mall ¢hange's exclusive Stark Reality interview with DJ ZHAO.  Born in Beijing and based in Berlin (plus spending some time in LA, NYC and Houston in btw), Dj Zhao is a musicologist and rhythm ambassador, applying historical materialist analysis to the evolution of social music, and bringing a poly-cultural understanding of rhythm to his deeply percussive cross-genre sets. Not restricted by style or convention, Dj Zhao draws from wildly different times and places, connecting the global North with the South, acoustic and electronic, traditional and hyper-modern.

In this episode, Leo (Zhao) and Jim talk about why working ppl should support China, NYC experimental DJ scenes in the 90s/00s, declining arts funding and gentrification in Berlin, growing up in Beijing, anti-communist propaganda in the west, no dancing/anti-rave laws, and even give a quick shoutout to Tommy's Burgers in LA, a late night post club staple. Don't know what's in their chili...and probably don't want to know lol.

To hear DJ Zhao's jacking hard house mix "Harder 3," check out Episode 30 on STARK REALITY PLAYLISTS wherever you get your podcasts.  Check it and his other mixes on his Soundcloud page, he has 'many styles, many styles' as they say on Scenario...

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Thinking about our past through the lens of music and art often brings to the fore, how can we understand the diversity of our history and of culture in order to represent it, to engage with it and to tell its stories? This weeks’ guest is Yuin Woman and First Nations contemporary classical composer, Brenda Gifford. Brenda has written and spoken extensively about how her culture is the basis of her music, having toured Australia and internationally for the last 20 years as a saxophonist and now as a composer. In this episode she talks about her experiences as a First Nations musician, the history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art-making in the last 100 years, the significance of music education and access to such education is necessary in being able to set a path into the world of professional art-making, and how the groundswell of growing support with larger Australian institutions and funding bodies is creating more acknowledgement of the talent that has always been present across Australian Indigenous communities.

Declassify would like to acknowledge the Ngunnawal people who are the traditional custodians of this land, Canberra, on which we are meeting and speaking upon, and wishes to pay respect to the Elders of the Ngunnawal Nation both past and present. We extend this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who are listening and are in attendance today.

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Selected Resources (a full list is made available via the episode transcript)

Brenda Gifford https://www.brendagifford.com/

Ensemble Offspring’s Inaugural First Nations Composer in Residence

http://ensembleoffspring.com/media/news/brenda-gifford-our-inagural-first-nations-composer-in-residence/

First Nations Contemporary Music Program

https://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/funding/funding-index/first-nations-contemporary-music-program/ 

Indigenous Australian Languages

https://aiatsis.gov.au/explore/articles/indigenous-australian-languages#:~:text=Indigenous%20Australian%20languages%20today&text=More%20than%20250%20Indigenous%20Australian,are%20still%20acquired%20by%20children.

This week Declassify welcomes onboard polymath, the composer, artist, broadcaster and writer Julian Day. Yet another familiar voice as an experienced broadcaster for ABC Classic to BBC Radio 3, Julian is now living in New York pursuing a Masters in Fine Arts at the University of Columbia. So, if you catch any ambient honking, it will give you a sense of the adventure he’s on right now. His work has proactively and deeply considered the relationships between the social, spatial and the sonic, particularly his co-direction of Super Critical Mass (since 2007), an ongoing participatory sound project. In this episode, Julian and Victoria explore the questions of: is the regimented essence of the orchestra model affecting or too closely prescribing our experiences of music? Is the space of the concert hall prohibitive to an audience having a higher level of agency in their experience? And how can we think about working with a new or more dynamic social models in which art-making and music-making can be participated in and experienced?

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RESOURCES (selected; for a full list please visit the episode transcript)
Julian Day

http://www.julianday.com/

Super Critical Mass

 https://www.supercriticalmass.com/

Oliveros, Pauline. 1974. Sonic Meditations. Smither Publications: American Music. Downloadable at this link: https://monoskop.org/images/0/09/Oliveros_Pauline_Sonic_Meditations_1974.pdf

This week Declassify has invited a familiar voice from ABC Classic FM onto the episode – Stephen Adams. Stephen is a beloved voice on the radio waves having worked with ABC Classic FM since 2004. He has been instrumental in programming, commissioning and broadcasting Australian music and new music. He is also an inexhaustible composer and performer with a recently released album, who aside from all this work, also runs his own podcast ‘New Waves,’ This episode’s conversation revolves around the nuances of media and institutional responsibilities relating to programming. How can statistically gradual progress in broadening programming choices – from radio production through to concert halls – chance what audiences wish to or would like to engage with? Is there room for and a desire for more diverse voices and new music on a wider platform within the classical music industry? 

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Stephen Adams

https://www.australianmusiccentre.com.au/artist/adams-stephen

https://www.abc.net.au/classic/stephen-adams/8168144 

The New Waves Podcast: https://www.abc.net.au/classic/programs/new-waves/#:~:text=with%20Stephen%20Adams&text=For%20listeners%20interested%20in%20Australian,RSS%20and%20other%20podcast%20apps.

Adams, Stephens. 2020. Sunset inside the listening room. Harrigans Lane Collective. The album can be purchased at this link:

https://harriganslanecollective.bandcamp.com/album/sunset-inside-the-listening-room

In this months show, we have a great conversation with David Elliott Johnson the creator and Director of Patch CV! We talk about his creative rebirth through modular equipment and the community. How he was inspired to create Patch CV. We talk about editing, lighting, videography and the collaborative vision and workflow of Patch CV. We talk about the inspiration David took from the many artists he interviewed, and much, much more! Sit back and grab a cuppa, you are going to enjoy this one!  

Show Timings

0.00 - Show intro

0.40 - Ed and Ben's pre-show chat: 

Ben:

1.23 - Loosfruit GodsBox

2.00 - The Gnarly Crust/Noise Memory:) 

Ed: 

3.37 - Art Project - MPC Beats

6.09 - The Gnarly Crust2/ :) Bacteria into Microgranny 

This Weeks Guest: 

9.05 - Guest intro 

10.51 - David Elliott Johnson 

12.04 - The Unmistakable Creative Podcast 

15.13 - Inspirations behind creating Patch CV

37.35 - How did you piece PatchCV together creatively 

43.25 - Editing, lighting, shooting and mood 

49.34 - From series to film 

52.57 - More films on the horizon? 

59.42 - Where can you buy it?

1:00.52 - David's new show on creativity 

1:03.00 - The vinyl series 

1:04.00 - Bruse Springsteen 

1:04.30 - Show round-up 

Show info links
Godsbox Loosefruit
David's Interview with The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

Patch CV Website  https://www.patchcv.com
Patch CV on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/ondemand/patchcvfilm
Patch CV on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Patch-CV-

Signing off
Isolation streaming resource - https://bit.ly/coronastreams

Hosts

Ed Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.uk

Ed Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Edwardball

Ben Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideo

In this months show, we talk to Cory Sterling aka (redstripedown) We talk about his background, starting with the bass guitar before finding the freedom of electronic music. We talk about his deep dive into modular and hardware integration in his workflow. We look at gear and his stint at Nerd Audio and Chicago Music Exchange. And we end up looking at what he is up to now both creatively and also his passion for instrument and music education. 

Show Timings

0.00 Show intro

Ed and Ben's pre-show chat: 

1:10 Live Stream Tardis

1:52 Singal Aalt Sysnthasis Ciat Lonbarde 

2:38 Bens Arpedigios 

5:10 Haken Continuum Loops 

12:56 Guest Intro

14:11 Welcome Cory Sterling redstripdown

14:20 Cory's Background 

17:00 Journey into electronic music, synths and Modular 

20:40 The integration of hardware into modular  

30:10 how he found his voice with his system 

37:00 Working at Nerd Audio and Chicago Music Exchange 

40:40 Modules that have connected with Cory

43:20 Modular is about modulation 

48:10 Patch CV 

54:40 Patreon, education and music releases 

58:49 Modular compilation for NWAPC and Black Life Matters

1:01.00 Show Round-up 

Show Notes

Cory's links:

Cory Sterling (Redstripedown) 

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=9154267

Bandcamp: https://redstripedown.bandcamp.com

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrJye_8jfj99y3ylDM-icmg/featured

Instagram: @redstripedown 

Show info links

Links Patch CV https://www.patchcv.comhttps://www.patchcv.com

Signing off
Isolation streaming resource - https://bit.ly/coronastreams

Hosts

Ed Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.uk

Ed Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Edwardball

Ben Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideo

In this week's show, we have Dave Cranmer a mechanical sculptor and freelance engineer that has his roots firmly in sound. He is truly an adventurous multimedia artist, designer and builder that has created all kinds of beautiful, bizarre and exceptional machines! We look at his road to being 'The Nervous Squirrel', we talk building modular and focus on some of his amazing projects and commissions! From a  Radioactive Xylophone to the renowned Badgermin  (a theremin in a badger!) we talk about it all!

We could not get all the show notes on this so page so head over to www.esotericmodulation.com for the full show notes.
Show Timings

0.00 Show intro
Ed and Ben's pre-show chat:
00.59 Accents, Currys cast and gear,
02.31 Dreaming of gear
03.18 New module tease,
04.15 Echoplex is fixed!
08.45 Valhalla Supermassive reverb and examples
16.20 Guest intro
18.10 Welcome to Dave Cranmer
19.01 The Road to Nervus Sqirl
20.21 Building the skills
21.59 First commission
23.00 Ring modulator, modular - the musical path
27.20 Radioactive  Giger counter random source and Radioactive Xylophone
32.00 logistically tricky designs
33.55 Enjoying working on commissions
35.29 Aero Chocolate dipped grammar phone
36.31 Most technically challenging project
40.00 A favourite fun project
41.00 The Bagermin
44.00 How do people find Dave
44.30 The alpaca sound system
46.46 What Dave likes to build
47.50 The Wether controlled electromechanical sound installation
50.20 Future projects 
52.25 Roundup

Show Notes

Dave's links:

Dave Cranmer - 'The Nervous Squirrel' Information
Website: https://www.nervoussquirrel.com
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/thenervoussquirrel
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nervoussquirreldotcom/

Intro Links

OM-1 - http://www.ondemagnetique.com

Folktek Resonant Garden - http://www.folktek.com/instruments/electrocoustic/lastgarden

tanh[3] video with the echoplex - https://youtu.be/W1AKzau1608

Valhalla DSP Supermassive - http://bit.ly/SUPERmassive

DivKid presets for Supermassive - http://bit.ly/SUPERmassiveDIVKID

Virtual CZ - https://www.olilarkin.co.uk/index.php?p=virtualcz

XILS lab - PolyM - https://www.xils-lab.com/products/polym-p-160.html

XFER Records - Serum - https://xferrecords.com/products/serum

Felt Instruments - Wolno - https://bit.ly/Wolno

Guest Links

Original Dalek Ring Modulator circuit - http://www.nervoussquirrel.com/ringmodulators.html

Signing off
Isolation streaming resource - https://bit.ly/coronastreams

Hosts

Ed Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.uk

Ed Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Edwardball

Ben Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideo

On this week's show, we have Scott Campbell, a musician, sound designer, instrument-maker, & graphic designer based in New Orleans, LA. We talk circuit bending in the ’90s and his history. Of course, we talk all about the OM1. Then we move on to instruments in general and his musical journey and output.  

Show Times:

Intro and me and Ben talk the goodies we have been working with 0.00

Guest intro 12.35

Scott's history and background 13.20

The OM1 22.37

Scott's musical sound techniques 33.20

Instruments scot likes working with 35.35

Scott's Music Journey 42.30

Tips on his music production 55.30

Round up 57.30

Scott's Information:

All of Scott's information including Stillness and the Remembrance video we talk about can be found at https://linktr.ee/scttcmpbll - and his Instagram where he is most active is at: https://www.instagram.com/scttcmpbll/

Additional Notes: 

http://www.mysterycircuits.com/melloman/melloman.html

https://mysterycircles.bandcamp.com/a...

Hosts

Ed Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.uk

Ed Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Edwardball

Ben Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideo

In this week's show, we talk to Cologne based artist and Youtuber Felix, the man behind 'The Tuesday Night Machines' Youtube channel. We start off with giving him a little grief about selling his Ciat Lonbarde equipment :-) Then we get down to a great conversation of what equipment speaks to Felix and His creative process with different gear. We then chat about and journey through a raft of synth formats and find time to talk Gotharman's Little deFormer, and his old school MPC 500! Grab a cuppa, sit down and press that play button. 

Show Timings

Intro what we have been up to: 0.00

Guest intro: 5.20

Felix of 'The Tuesday Night Machines': 6.23 

Feedback loops with effects peddle: 7.02

The selling of Ciat Lonbarde: 9.44

Equipment that speaks to Felix: 13.14

Musical experiences 16.44

The creative process with gear: 20.54

An investigation into Ciat Lonbarde: 24.13

What gear has connected with Felix over the years: 26.08

Circuit bending and building: 29.40

Synth formats: 31.11

Hordijk modular systems: 33.30

Gotharman's Little deFormer: 37.35

MPC500: 44.10

Round-up: 47.00

Show Notes

'The Tuesday Night Machines' Links:
https://nightmachines.tv
https://www.instagram.com/tuesdaynightmachines/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtXBWHrQvC19PehB-Yu2-Vw
https://nightmachines.bandcamp.com

Hordijk Modular
https://thehordijkmodular.blogspot.com
Rob Hordijk Presentation & Synth Tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzW6pTzATG4&feature=youtu.be

Gotharman's Little deFormer 3
http://www.gotharman.dk/LD3.htm

Hosts

Ed Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.uk

Ed Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Edwardball

Ben Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideo


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In this week's show, we talk to Portland base sound and visual artist Amulets. We have a great conversation on his journey of tape! We talk tape equipment, artistic approach, his lineage of visual art and how his music has been part of his therapy. We touch on a lot of stuff in this one, sit back and grab a coffee! 

Show Timings

Intro of what we have been up to 0:00

Guest Intro: 7:42

Suitcase, VL1 and GASS 9:58 

Sound and Setup Evolution 11:34

The tape as bandmates! 21:00

Playing the Guitar 25:40

Tape compersion 27.12

Blending Sounds 33:53

Tape and tape! 35:00

Effects 39:50

The visual art side 45:00

Album and therapy - BETWEEN DISTANT AND REMOTE 51:00

Playing live, The Tour 59:50

Medium Degragaration 1.02:09

Round up 1.07:09

AMULETS links

Youtube - http://bit.ly/AMULETStube

Instagram - http://bit.ly/AMULETSinsta

Bandcamp - http://bit.ly/AMULETSband

Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/amuletsmusic/posts

Show Notes

5 guitar pedals for $100 - https://youtu.be/REHscICnFoc

How to “de-lush” any reverb algorithm (image on website show notes)

Bandcamp album of the show 

AMULETS - BETWEEN DISTANT AND REMOTE

https://amulets.bandcamp.com/album/between-distant-and-remote

Videos from Ben’s trip

Live performance and rig rundown - https://youtu.be/fQJoBXKAMVA

Patreon Interview - https://youtu.be/GV-bmAREfnQ

Hosts

Ed Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.uk

Ed Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Edwardball

Ben Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideo