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| Doravideo in Spain, 25th and 26th of
March 2008 |  | We are proud to announce Doravideo (aka
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu) live tour in Spain at the end of March 2008.
Doravideo will perform at the Teatro Alhambra (Granada) and at the Teatro
Central (Sevilla). If by chance you can make it, you won't want to miss
it. Doravideo will be on the same bill with Pan-Sonic both nights! The
shows are a successful booking collaboration between Sonore and Sinsalaudio from Vigo, Spain.
* 25th of March 2008, 21h00: Pan-Sonic / Doravideo (12
EUR)
Teatro Alhambra (Granada, Spain)
* 26th of March, 21h00 : Pan-Sonic / Doravideo (Sala A, 14
EUR)
Teatro Central (Sevilla, Spain)
Nota bene:
As you may know, Doravideo uses his
drum-kit to mix and mash-up live a bunch of video sequences through a Mac
computer powered by a Jitter patch developed by his friend Ito Takayuki.
Anyway, what lends the performance the most charm, besides the technical
skill and the endurance and colossal power of Ichiraku's drumming, is that
those video excerpts are not finely chiseled and selected pieces of
experimental video art, but are merely popular junk images fed to us
everyday by the mass media. The maltreatment of those images on which
Ichiraku (literally) rains blows down upon with its sticks has something
purely enjoyable for the audience, really, a kind of great relief and
satisfaction.
Sonore was one of the few online shops (the only
one?) who took the risk of distributing the "dangerous"
Doravideo DVD-Rs, infected with many uncleared copyrighted material
content (Kill Bill, Kiss, Shinning, YMO, George W. Bush w/ Kim Jong Il,
Japanese TV programs, etc.) Ichiraku has recently, however, received a
serious warning from some furious copyright holders to take all Doravideo
DVD-Rs off the market. Unfortunately, we have to remove them as well from
the Sonore online shop. |
| RADIO DONDON VOL.6
Playlist: 01. = 00:22 De
De Mouse: Baby's Star Jam (Tide Of Stars, ExT Recordings, 2007)
02. = 05:30 ?? : ??
03. = 06:47 Mr Bungle: Chemical Marriage
(Disco Volante, Warner, 1995) 04. = 09:42
Oorutaichi: YoriYoyo (Drifting My Folklore, Okimi, 2007)
05. = 13:07 Palais Schaumburg: Telephon
(Telephon, ???, 1981) 06. = 15:38 Pizzicato
Five: T.V.A.G. (On Her Majesty’s Request, Sony Music
Entertainment, 1989) 07. = 20:12 Hosoe Shinji
& Saso Ayako: Spinning Bird (Street Fighter EX2 OST, Pony Canyon,
1998) 08. = 23:29 Gil Trythall: Orange
Blossom Special (Country Moog, Athena, 1972)
09. = 25:44 Yano Akiko: (Japanese Girl,
Tokuma Japan, 1976) 10. = 29:09 High Places:
Head Spins Extended Version (03/07-09/07, eMusic, 2008)
11. = 31:25 Yoonkee: Rice With Bloody Kimchi
(Asian Zombie, Ooo2 Records, 2004) 12. =
35:03 Kyame Nat Kadaw: Nilar Lawin (Music Of Nat Pwe, Sublime Frequencies,
2007) 13. = 39:10 Clipse feat. Slim Thug:
Wamp Wamp (Hell Hath No Fury, Re-Up Records, 2006)
14. = 43:03 Ono Gagaku Kai: Bato (Gagaku,
Ocora, 1979) 15. = 46:48 Raymond Scott: The
Wild Piece (Manhattan Research Inc, Basta, 2000 (1969))
16. = 50:51 Technoboys Pulcraft Green Fund:
Lost Second (Ex Machina OST, Commons, 2007)
17. = 55:10 Gary Lucas: The Wall (The Edge Of
Heaven, Label Bleu, 2001) |  |  |  |
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Yuko Nexus6
Yuko Nexus6 is another distinctive Japanese female musician to
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