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universal sea wrote:on march 5th we welcome a live act - re-sound
for a second, i thought you meant resound. badman finn the sick.
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system wrote:
universal sea wrote:on march 5th we welcome a live act - re-sound
for a second, i thought you meant resound. badman finn the sick.
yeah, i had to double take on that one too. would be mad tho.
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not the UK Resound, these guys are Australian.

That was the best Off Beat to date. What a great night. It started with hordes of Twitter internet meet up people covered in name tags, who didn't like when I changed the music from space rock to dubstep, and left, the place was totally empty other than four lovely ladies. Then Kim's birthday contingent slowly came in... then all of a sudden it was packed, and people had a blast up till 1am closing time.

Phenomenal music from Krisy and Lephrenic. I met so many terrific new people, even the totally wasted dude who looked like a bigger beefier Shikung at the end was amusing.

Great night people, we rocked Horse Bazaar.
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universal sea wrote:not the UK Resound, these guys are Australian.
there's a finnnish drumfunk producer called resound.
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Probably not a very original name

How bout those finns?
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I played Fanu last night incidentally.
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Ok people thanks to community spirit on here, this Thursday evening at Horse Bazaar I'll be unleashing the 3/4 set I've been playing around with for a few months.

from 8-9pm the cast & crew of my The Dogs Live On film project gather together for the first time, so it will be a nice creative energy, and good music after that.

Off Beat truly goes off beat this week...

last week's was classic, hope you can make it. We'll be taking next week "off" with ReSound, so it'll be the last one like this for a while.
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2 Threads dedicated to one set of 3/4 beats.
Love your style.
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Some people call it metrosexual...
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I wasn't even going to bother with the 3/4 thing tomorrow but after scanning through my collection it seems I have quite bit of the stuff, so hop to the three four I shall!
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it will be interesting to see how many similar tracks we have

I can do about 70 minutes without adding the very strange metal, hardcore and folk stuff that doesnt really fit
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on my way in, first half of the night is my 3/4 set, then lephrenic takes over

cya soon
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This week on Off Beat we welcome a live act - RE-SOUND - who will be dropping a special live performance from 8-9pm.

re-sound
Diverse cultures, aesthetics, media, techniques and technologies (hard and soft) crowd the current new-arts terrain. re-sound responds flexibly to this information-rich environment by engaging with and presenting sound in a number of contexts. re-sound formed in Melbourne in 1996 with the intention of creating a performance platform for contemporary sound and music. The group grew out of Monash University where artistic director Thomas Reiner lectures in composition.

re-sound has explored and developed:
the hybrid forms emerging from a collision between performance gestures, acoustic sounds, digital signal processing, and sound synthesis;
the aesthetics of an improvised performance for DJ and amplified chamber ensemble (somewhere between hip hop and free jazz);
the dialectics of the human body and the musical formalism associated with the performance of modernist works;
the relationship between composer and performer (and the subversion of that relationship) in the development of new work;
the performance of electro-acoustic works that integrate dance music idioms;
new notation-based work by Melbourne composers;
the inclusion of dance, theatre, and interactive live computer graphics triggered by the performers.

In performance, re-sound provides audiences with an exciting experience of today’s sonic culture. Standout events include:

Ephemeral Densities: an integrated set of new electroacoustic music from Australia, Germany and Alaska presented at the central Melbourne night club Pony to a full house;
a live-to-air performance of contemporary Australian work for the New Music Australia program on ABC Classic FM;
a concert of John Cage’s work as part of the Melbourne Mallarmé and the 20th Century Festival;
a CD recording featuring Australian and North American modernist works;
a concert in partnership with the Melbourne Composer’s League;
a CD launch at Revolver nightclub of re-sound’s electro-acoustic interpretation of Terry Riley’s minimalist classic In C;
a mentorship with Melbourne pianist Robert Chamberlain, featuring recent Australian works;
a multimedia event including dance, interactive computer music, and a collaboration with DJ Special Air Service;
a performance of Steve Adam’s HybriD at the closing concert of the Australian Computer Music Conference 2002 (re-sound’s development of HybriD was also featured on ABC TV’s arts program New Dimensions).

http://www.re-sound.com/


Say you're here for Off Beat at the door and you will definitely avoid a cover charge. And then it's free after 9pm anyway.
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tonight's the night, I'll be recording re-sound, then our regularly chilled programming

set times:

8pm - RE-SOUND - LIVE
9pm - Sea
10:30pm - Lephrenic

lephrenic's 3/4 set from last week is online now - www.umfm.net

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this week's off beat

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A special Off Beat this week where Lephrenic takes sole command and presents the evening solo, with his hand picked guests.

I'll be out of town on business, picking up university sluts at a traffic light party.

It's precisely this attitude and arrogance that you've come to know and hate about me. Commemorate it by showing your support to Hegg, and visit Off Beat while Sea's not there.

Cool people, chickens, internet tough guys, snippy chickitas who secretly crush on me but would never admit it, all you are welcome at Hegg's special off beat evening.

If there's a good crowd, I'll take next Thursday off as well, for a repeat of the greatest hater party melbourne beats has ever seen.

Lephrenic - care to elaborate on the evening itself? Thank goodness it's not all gimmick and you have a quality line up planned for everybody..
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I'll be showing my love for Off Beat and its curators (both of you) by gracing the venue with my presence.
I've said it before and it's worth mentioning again that the concept behind Off Beat is pretty wikkid.
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rofl sea. huhuu.
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All Hegg and no Sea makes Leigh a dull boy...
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Leigh Hegg wrote:With regular co-host Sea absent this week, Lephrenic takes the reins and invites good friends to take part in a night of musical frolicking (if you can imagine such a thing).

First up we welcome back Factory Worker, who graced us with one hell of a set back in May. Hip hop to Dirty Three to Nancy Sinatra... perhaps he may even take requests.

Next up is Dystopia, who many of you may know for her menacing assortment of darker than dark drum n bass but who some may also know for her diverse collection of musical oddities which she will grace us with at Off Beat.

And of course, Lephrenic caps off the evening with whatever he deems suitable at the time. You could request tunes but he probably won't have them.

So come on down, friends, enemies, would-be lovers and wanna-be arty types. Is there a more wide ranging night in Melbourne than Off Beat?

8:00 - FACTORY WORKER
9:30 - DYSTOPIA
11:00 - LEPHRENIC
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Dunno about requests but the Factory Worker has been doing overtime to accumulate a range of tracks that span a lifetime of music of music appreciation and obsessive crate digging.
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tonight's the night, lephrenic's special off beat presentation.

i'm excited about where I'm going, sorry im missing out.

I wish you the very best in off beats
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b.y.o. escorts, I assume.
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BYO Escorts or flag the gig and head off for a debauched night in bothel/dungeon with golden showers provided dominatrix with bad breath from eating too much cheese.

I think I'd rather play some tunes a drink alcoholic beverages.

Time to log OFF melbboune BEATs and publicly embrace my vinyl fetish.
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No escorts, but damn me if I didn't meet some lovely lasses this eve. I love Off Beat.
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Special Hegg wrote:No escorts, but damn me if I didn't meet some lovely lasses this eve. I love Off Beat.
I'd be correct in assuming that when you said "meet" you actually meant "bone", yes?
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I hope it was fun and went well, and that the recording was switched on..

i think leigh like me for the most part uses "meet" to set up "bone" down the line. patience brings good things.

aight, that traffic light party was intense. Now I have a foam party next wednesday while I pretend I'm in university.

next off beat... boat party?
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Off Boat?
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Thanks for having me down last week.
I had a real blast spinning tunes, and will throw a set list your way when I get a chance to listen to the recording.
Dystopia was definitely on form with a pretty fine selection of tunes that helped me get my drink on.
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did it record? nice...
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It looked as though there was a signal runing into the lap top while I was spinning tunes.
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I'll go through my Icelandic music collection and see what suits.
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tonight is the night, our special good friday eve off beat edition. Come by for pre-drinks ahead of your other plans, or make it your night.

we have a go-go night coming up next month as well...

afterparty possibilities abound
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this one is going to be very laid back, i'm still recovering from yesterday.

if you've ever wanted to poke me with a stick, tonight's the night, my defences are down.
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killeye and I are armed with sticks... watch out!
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you were both lovely, thanks for coming, and for poking me.

it was one of the busiest off beats yet! a flood of people poured in and we kept it going until 1am. Looks like we're doing an ok job building this thing, we have a couple of special ones coming up in the next month.

next week... XIAN
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YES!
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any chance of a link for download?
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come show your grinding skills people

This one is shaping up to be a very special one, the Xian circle is in to it.

set times looking like:

8pm - Melbourne Comedy Festival intro
9pm - The living joke who is Sea
1008pm - XIAN chill out
1132pm - Lephrenic

Richard Cheese is expected
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I will be down tomorrow to check out the music and general hilarity. :lol:
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universal sea wrote:
Richard Cheese is expected
Yes he is a legend, but has anyone tried to listen to more than 20 RC songs in one sitting, Farrk it hurts. After the facial cramps disappear of course.

Anyway will be down for this one,,, Niise

Insert no show excuse here>>>>Then the rain and worked fucked me up, hope yall had fun
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I figure its a suitable segway between melbourne comedy and my mixing display

black star - we'll have to see at the venue about the recording, that was out of my hands
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I's got peeps wanting to hear it again. Was good times, and the only set Ive ever pre-planned.
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good chance ill make it tonight - got a uni presentation on till about 8pm
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universal sea wrote:segway
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i popped in momentarily but couldt bear the comedy long enough for the music to start, unforuntately had to head home for baby duties
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twas a good night in the end, lots of fun
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what ever happenned to the Portishead listening party?
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1st of May apparently
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