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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2005

ENergyCast = Monolake @ Bulbs

from ENergyCast · host Roman von Contzen

well, well, well - finally - after thinking it over for some time we decided on setting up a podcast!last saturday - the 17th we went to check out monolake at tesla for his bulbs performance. the 45 minutes show will remain in my memory as a memorable night where robert henke extended the borders of sound.the sound experience took place in a surrounding created by multimedia group artificiel from montreal/canada. 36 light bulbs hanging from the roof. attached were microphones. by regulating the voltage running through the bulbs they produced sound.monolake - by means of a midi controller and his ibook kind of played the bulbs mixed with ambient sounds. one hell of an experince which reminded me of the early tangerine dream or composer karlheinz stockhausen's early sound experiment...hopefully this experience will be relased to a wider audience as all of it was recorded by his crew as well as photograhed and filmed - so chances are good... please don't send us any messages regarding our recording as we will never share this one - all was made for the purpose of our little podcast project!!!anyway - if you like to tune in - check out our little over 10 minutes podcast of this memorable experience! and... don't forget to use your headphones though we recorded in surround sound!go to the podcast right here: ENergyCast

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