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Last Updated: 12/22/2009

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December 25, 2009 - Friday 
http://www.electronique.it/reviewA1090C1_Ultra-Violent_Oneohtrix-Point-Never_Rifts

Daniel Lopatin was born in an unspecified place in the United States, he developed a passion for analogue machines and all new age and cosmic stream by taking seriously the lesson of a teacher like Klaus Schulze, but this may be simplistic and misleading to someone who does not has never stopped, with the survey is on a par with the memory.  Inquiry about space and time, adventure in which he has experimented with all his being, to get to where the cars were pushed, pulled by romantic memories of someone who must have known so much pain because of the posting.

In the music of Daniel Lopatin all this is clear and tangible, sonorous bodies that move in the dark, a tunnel from which we can glimpse a distant, warm light, so that its composition can stay blessed on a beach at sunset, as the dark of a cold, barren basement. In his album is always on this flame of hope, a live sound that bubbles slowly, promoting reflection and penetrating even into the soul.

This incredible output, collects his first two CDs 3 albums plus some rarities published on tape and now remastered and ready to listen.

No need to have knowledge or passion for certain sounds and genres in order to understand his music, it will become part of charm of you, because it speaks to the heart and spirit with a language that will excite you and make you think. There's something about Boards Of Canada, Brian Eno as well as the Schulze said, there are raids all the heat and noise that only the synth to know we can find all the memories of your childhood and all the most important moments This music is a spectrum that do not know how to hatch in the body.

27 moments of great passion, a journey in time made only with your mind, listening to what today is without a doubt one of the most exciting sounds around.
December 22, 2009 - Tuesday 


ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER
Video Premiere for “Russian Mind”

Watch it now on Fader.com

The video for “Russian Mind” was created by Nate Boyce, a video artist and musician who lives and works in San Francisco.

Oneohtrix Point Never’s Daniel Lopatin had this to say about the video: “The physicality of Nate's work is what grabbed me, and the ways in which his videos seem to creep into your nervous system and trigger a wealth of retinal datatrash which is completely ancillary to the raw visual content presented in the videos on their own. In other words what you're experiencing is the pooled reality of your own internal psychedelic engine and Nate's. This isn't unlike the binaural brainwave effect of certain OPN recordings. Also I think that on some level, we're both invested in the idea that artistic pejoratives are largely contextual, and that by embedding fully-formed or culturally codified styles and technologies into our own personal systems, we strive to go beyond whats implicit about them historically.”

Video creator Nate Boyce has performed and exhibited his audio/visual work throughout the world including the New York Underground Film Festival, The Wattis Institute, Deitch Projects, Issue Project Room, Center For Contemporary Art, Glasgow, and The Exploratorium, among others. He also collaborates with musical acts Eats Tapes and Matmos with whom he has toured extensively.

“We're both interested in complicating the the way images and sounds read historically through remediation processes while going beyond any kind of nostalgic reductivism,” says Boyce. “The whole thing about using the Frank Stella paintings as a template for the forms in the video also ties into the idea of complicating the representational status of the image –– an abstract painting becomes a sculptural object in representational space. Also, I was interested in how the emotional and psychological resonance in Oneohtrix Point Never’s work is very elusive, which is what I was responding too by teasing out or tapping into a quasi mystical/fantasy/sci-fi undercurrent with Stella’s paintings."

“Russian Mind” is from Oneohtrix Point Never’s new double CD, Rifts, which is out now on No Fun Productions and available DIRECT via Point Never
December 21, 2009 - Monday 

Feb 26th, SWARTHMORE COLLEGE
Feb 27th, WESLEYAN COLLEGE w/ Autre Ne Veut
Feb 28th, COCO66, Brooklyn w/ No Fun Acid

PLEASE ANYONE w/ WHEELS, DO YOU WANNA JOIN THE PARTY?