New And Used with Third Border Friday April 21st live from free103 Project Space in Williamsburg. Third Border will be playing a live set. Show starts at 10 p.m.

Matt Mikas' monthly online radio show features Third Border, with Ben Miller (gtr, formerly Destory All Monsters) and Pinky Weitzman (viola/violin). Live audio and video web stream.

This workshop focused on the history of microcasting, how transmitters work, and transmission mediums for creative expression. Students in Mark Hunter's "20th Century Performance" class at Cornell College presented their own transmission works at the conclusion of the Radio Lab.

Projects included:
Cut Them Open: Jess Dunne, Sarah Goldman, Cassie P-Holec, and Shakey-P
Freeing the Natural Voice: Julie Albertson, Kris Longley-Postema, Charlie Thurston, and Eric Wilson
Evolution: Four Ise

Join Damian Catera and Jeff Thompson for an evening of new performance works for real sound. This performance event coincides with the current show "Into The Air," an exhibition of sculpture and works on paper by Alfonso Cantú and Todd Rosenbaum. Catera, who recently performed in the "Unauthorized Access" exhibit for the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia will debut two new improvised works for radio and guitar. Thompson, who is making his Brooklyn debut, will weave alluring live soundscapes with found and prepared objects.

Both performances streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio.

Free admission. Hogar Collection Gallery is pleased to present ¨Into the Air¨, March 17 – May 1, 2006, an exhibition of sculpture and works on paper by Alfonso Cantú and Todd Rosenbaum, with an opening reception on Saturday, March 18 from 6-9 pm. The works in the exhibition find a commonality in their depicitons of the sky, clouds, objects spinning out of control, explosions, metaphors of creation and destruction, as well the stories they tell of ephemerality and exisitence. They seem to travel into the fragile space where things verge on being out of control yet exist in a space of complete harmony.

Alfonso Cantú’s work is a process of reconfiguring and transforming the history, design, function, and value of the objects and materials around us in everyday life. The forms he creates oscillate between the symbolic/functional significance of what the original object is and the alternate meanings that can be produced by the cultural / art historical context that contain their design. His interest is to enhance and expose the underlying elements of states of temporality that exist within architectural elements, domestic objects and materials. In essence, how their representation and recontextualization resonates in our experience of the space they / we inhabit. Cantú will be showing large color pencil drawings on paper that depict pedestal fans spinning out of control in the sky as if in a catastrophic situation that is in it’s final moments of existence and is getting ready to wisp away, like the clouds that it agitates. He will also be showing new sculptures using fans as an inspiration. He has recently participated in the Bronx Museum - Artists In the Marketplace program, was awarded a NYFA grant for sculpture and received his MFA from Rutgers University and a MA at Goldsmiths College in London.

Todd Rosenbaum’s work engages tragedy, comedy, harmony, creation, destruction and the fragility of existence. Using depictions of skyscapes that are filled with clouds and explosions either at the precise moment of night’s change to day, or at the center of the vacuum of deep space at the instant of the beginning of “time”. They are subversive scenes in that it is uncertain if they are violent or serene. Clouds at times are either hiding what we “think” is happening on the other side, or they could be the effect of tremendous explosions. Explosions that pose a question that is either subversively “political” in the idea that they evoke war and destruction or they can be seen as subversively “religious” in that they speak of the creation of the grand cosmos. The true explanation is not revealed, leaving the question as mysterious or sublime as the experience we witness. Rosenbaum will be showing comic book-like gouache paintings on paper as well as, steel and cotton mobiles, ” floating cloud masses”, that flutter in the air”. He is the co-director of Hogar Collection Gallery and also received his MFA from Rutgers University.

Listen to monthly show on free103point9 Online Radio last Sunday of the month, 7-9 p.m.
Things you will Hear on this month's Giant Ear))):
NYSAE member, Michelle Nagai, interviews Elliot H., M.S., the Senior Scientist for Auditory Research at E•A•R / Aearo Technologies and Nancy Nadler, Director of Development for the League for the Hard of Hearing.
Bent Festival 2006---and sometimes we like noise! An excerpt from a workshop with Nic Collins on the art of hardware hacking.
NYSAE member, Andrea Wiiliams interviews Geoff Zink and Todd Brooks, senior consultants at ARTEC and we take a really retro sci-fi looking decibal reader used for the acoustic planning and design of performance halls out to the cacauphonous streets of NYC. http://www.artecconsultants.com/index.html
HSDOM - Live-mix of the NYSoundmap from the Surge event at Participant Inc. Gallery, March 28, 2006.
Peter Cusak: London Sounds, Mystified.

New Adventures in Sound Art is pleased to launch the 5th annual Deep Wireless festival, a month-long celebration of radio art including new commissions, special radio broadcasts, artist residencies, performances and sound installations, as well as the Radio Without Boundaries conference and workshops for radio and sound artists and enthusiasts.

Performances and workshops from Anna Friz, Matt Mikas, Tianna Kennedy, Tetsuo Kogawa, Evolution Control Committee, Trevor Wishart, Kathy Kennedy, and many others streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio.

free103point9 Online Radio Deep Wireless schedule:

Tune in for these events:
May 11, 18 and 25- 2-2:30 p.m. EDT (-4GMT) these will be shows that will be focusing on the Deep Wireless artists-in-residence including interviews and performances.

May 28, 6-7 p.m. - For this live-to-air closing night show, John Oswald and Mark Gunderson will bring together a "band" of Toronto celebrities from all walks of life (politics, food, literature, music, you name it..) to take audience requests for their musical favourites and throw these into a sound mix rich in discussion and debate.

May 26, 6 p.m. -10 p.m.- An evening of performances, complete with live music and theatre and soundscapes, written by Gregory Whitehead and performed by Anna Friz, Richard Lee, Christine Duncan and Richard Windeyer alongside world premieres of radio works Debashis Sinha, Micheline Roi, Christian Nicolay and Damiano Pietropaolo commissioned through the Deep Wireless commissioning programme with CBC Radio's "Out Front" and Charles Street Video as well as a world premiere by Trevor Wishart. Directed by Darren Copeland and Mark Cassidy, "Radio Theatre" promises to deal a heavy dose of provocative listening.
Kathy Kennedy’s Sonic Choreographies are multi-track pieces for 5.1 surround sound composed almost entirely of the composer's voice, creating an immersive and deeply personal environment. Kennedy will also improvise live over some of the soundscapes. From lilting melodies to haunting auralities, the concert hall is transformed into a space within the human voice.

May 27 9 a.m. -11 p.m.:
9 a.m.-5 p.m. - "Radio with Boundaries" conference sessions with the radio art DJ providing in-between radio and commentary.
6 p.m.-10 p.m. An evening of performances, complete with live music and theatre and soundscapes, written by Gregory Whitehead and performed by Anna Friz, Richard Lee, Christine Duncan and Richard Windeyer alongside world premieres of radio works Debashis Sinha, Micheline Roi, Christian Nicolay and Damiano Pietropaolo commissioned through the Deep Wireless commissioning programme with CBC Radio's "Out Front" and Charles Street Video as well as a world premiere by Trevor Wishart. Directed by Darren Copeland and Mark Cassidy, "Radio Theatre" promises to deal a heavy dose of provocative listening.
The Evolution Control Committee brings from San Francisco a newly revised version of their classic Thimbletron performances featuring normal kitchen appliances (toaster, blender, microwave, etc.) that are circuit-bent to change and twist your popular media appetite.

May 28, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.:
9am - 6pm - "Radio with Boundaries" conference sessions with the radio art DJ providing in-between radio and commentary.
Click on "more information" below for complete details.

Molemouth: waves upon the westernmost cliffs of the enlightenment. Field recordings from a recent voyage to Portugal by a birdsnest scribe as he transports a Bahian relic to a very dangerous art party. Plus, interstitial DJ'ing.

free103point9 is pleased to present a special installation for this year’s Observatori festival. Works by the 18 members of free103point9’s Transmission Artists will be on view in the form of sound sculpture, video, and sound works transmitted on an FM frequency at the festival. Surge, the online exhibition of web-based transmission works will also be featured in collaboratio with Rhizome.

Fri. May 5, 6 p.m. Spain/noon EDT:
Presentation about transmission arts by Galen Joseph-Hunter.

Sat. May 6, 4:30 p.m. Spain/10:30 a.m. EDT:
Presentation about "Surge," free103point9/Rhizome online exhibition by Galen Joseph-Hunter.

Sat. May 6, 5 p.m. Spain/11 a.m. EDT:
Live performance from Tom Roe.

All programs aired live on free103point9 Online Radio.
free103point9 Transmission Artists include: 31 Down, Alexis Bhagat, Matt Bua, Damian Catera, Melissa Dubbin and Aaron S. Davidson, The Dust Dive, Joshua Fried, Anna Friz, Tianna Kennedy, LoVid, Matt Mikas, Michelle Nagai, neurotransmitter, Ben Owen, Radio Ruido, Michelle Rosenberg, and Scanner.

Video Works featured by: Damian Catera, Melissa Dubbin and Aaron S. Davidson, LoVid, and neurotransmitter.

"Ornamental Headphone" installation on view by Michelle Rosenberg.

Surge is an online exhibition of web-based projects selected from an open call for submissions. Surge includes works by artists 31 Down, Abe Linkoln and Marisa Olson, Angel Nevarez and Alex Rivera, NYSAE (New York Society for Acoustic Ecology), Jimpunk, and Leslie Sharpe. The featured projects employ new media tools to both conceptually and formally address different possibilities for transmission art online. Some consider the nature of signals as they move through the ether; others appropriate forms of wireless transmission, such as the military’s aerial ‘drone’ or the programming language AsCii, to propose new kinds of digital communication. Surge is co-presented by free103point9 and Rhizome.

Four nights of noise at the Ontological Theater.
Streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio each night.

Thursday:
Paul Steven Ray
G. Lucas Crane
Pause + Radio Ruido (free103point9)
Improvisations from two turntablists.
Morgan Packard with Joshue Ott and superDraw

Friday:
Reclusion thus Sacrifice
Ezekiel Honig with Joshue Ott and superDraw
Skyline:
Damian Catera (free103point9) + John Baird create an uncategorizable exploration of groove/noise/improv dialectical synergy.
Jonathan Zalben

Saturday:
Civyiu Kkliu
John Moran...and his neighbor Saori
Matt Bua (free103point9) + Naval Cassidy:
Suitcase entrails + live video recapping.
Ray Sweeten

Sunday:
Rara Avis
Matt Mikas (free103point9) + Derek Morton:
"Transmissions from Radio Free Albemuth": Noisescapes featuring readings from Philip K Dick's final novel.
George Steeltoe Ensemble

$7 per night or $20 all four nights.
Curated by Brandon Pane and Morgan von Prelle Pecelli in association with free103point9.
Affiliated labels: Microcosm Music, Heat Retention Records.

Live noisetape vs circular media mix webstream.
Radio Ruido hosts “Triangulation,” a weekly Online Radio show live from the free103point9 Project Space in Brooklyn, New York. This week special guest is Mangoon.

Biweekly free103point9 Online Radio show live from free103point9 Project Space in Brooklyn.
Live set in studio:
The Outcasts of Poker Flat played by Tianna Kennedy (Stars like Fleas, Charter Oak) and Jordi Wheeler (The Occassion) and maybe others. Plus interstitial DJ'ing.

North Guinnea Hills / Radio Ruido/ Rhizome:three-sided freeform tagteam live from the free103point9 Project Space on free103point9 Online Radio. Three DJs slice and dice it.

free103point9 Online Radio simulcasts Neighborhood Public Radio live from San Francisco.

3 p.m.: Sarah Filley from Southern Exposure's "Between the Walls" exhibition.
4 p.m.: International Socialist Organization.
4:30: "Bewitched, Buddhist, and Bewildered" w/guest Tony Trigilio (Ginsberg & Buddhism).
5 p.m.: "Our Penultimate Year" - Jarred McAdams & Julia Christensen.
5:30: Frank Prattle w/ Zefrey.
6 p.m.: Cesar Ascarrunz.
7 p.m.: Karaoke Memorial - Katina Papson.
7:30 Standard Deviation (and Infinite Regression) w/ Bentropy 8 p.m.: Dee Dee Russell.
9 p.m.-mid: DJ Milton Parker.

Giant Ear))) webcast radio at http://www.free103point9.org Last Sunday of every month, 7-9 p.m. (EDT) Musician, Composer, and Sound Artist, MIYA MASAOKA, is interviewed by NYSAE member Andrea Williams.
We will be playing "For Birds, Planes, & Cello," a continous filed recording with cello, Composed by Miya Masaoka, cello performed by Joan Jeanrenaud, and field recording by Marcos Fernandes and Miya Masaoka. This mesmerizing piece premiered at the Headlands Center for the Arts in California, 2004. The CD can be found on Miya's label, Solitary B. Miya's label and information on her upcoming performance at the Centre Pompidou in Paris on June 5 can be found at http://www.miyamasaoka.com/
Other works of harmony - two or more sounds that just sound pleasing together where they are found in the world.
Part 2 of Nic Collins' Hardware Hacking Workshop from Bent Fest 2006 -- Get your dispensable battery powered radios ready!

OPEN CALL for SOUNDS! For May 28 show, please send in your field-recordings of Harmony: two or more different sounds that just sound pleasing together right where they are found in the world. Send in your file, CD, or minidisc with info on the recording to: lemurz66@yahoo.com or mail to: Giant Ear))) 154 W. 9th St. #1 Brooklyn, NY 11231

Microradio Sound Walk is a experimental media art event and walking tour of Buffalo’s airwaves utilizing transmission tools to create a soundscape that responds to both the architecture and sonic phenomena of the space surrounding Hallwalls.

Microradio Sound Walk consists of three transmission stations–“Local Frequencies,” “Environmental Nature,” and “Social Spaces” –situated along a loosely defined route inside the new Hallwalls space at the former Asbury Delaware Church and branching out throughout the immediate neighborhood. Participants who encounter radios or are lent radios with headphones proceed through the route in the order of their choosing, as they move farther away from one station and grow closer to the next, the signal they receive too will shift. This sonic progression maps the spatial qualities of the airwaves and provides a tangible example of their ubiquitousness.

Three artists, 31 Down, Matt Bua, and Radio Ruido, are placed roughly equidistant from one and other. Each will microcast his signal on the same FM frequency. As visitors take the Microradio Sound Walk the three signals fade in and out depending on the listeners’ movement.

View a QuickTime excerpt of the event Local Frequencies – 31 Down

31 Down's station will be focused on the local airwaves themselves. Using radios, wireless microphones, cell phones, walkie-talkies and scanners as well as locating Bluetooth and WIFI signals, this "Local Frequency" station will feature works that make use of the local airwaves by sampling and 'playing' them back.

Formed in 2001 by Ryan Holsopple, 31 Down is a radio-transmission based theater company from Brooklyn, New York. The vision of the company lies in the hybridization of modern technologies with older technologies, systems, established genres, and forms. The theater company uses radio transmissions, wireless devices, and home security technology to expand and contract traditional theatrical spaces.

Recent projects include: wwwSomnambulator as part of Surge, an online transmission exhibition presented by Rhizome and free103point9; Wanderlost as part of Airborne, presented by free103point9 and The New Museum for Contemporary Art, Spring, 2005.

www.31down.org

Environmental Nature – Matt Bua

In Environmental Nature, Matt Bua will use contact microphones to wire the Hallwalls environment. Some microphones will be easily spotted while others will be concealed. The signals activated by the audience will produce one element of this sound walk montage.

Matt Bua makes drawings, films, videos, installations, and performance art pieces. Bua’s “Suitcase Orchestra” is a self-contained, partly/fully automated sound creator, which uses precariously prepared instruments, animal talk, electronics, and motors. His frequent collaborations with Jesse Bercowetz take form in large-scale fantastical, sometimes aggressive, spaces that redefine and re-imagine found objects as functional elements in architecture.

Bua has shown work internationally at exhibition and public spaces including: the University Museum at Albany, New York; Grizedale Arts, Cumbria, England; Art Omi, New York; Cambridge Art Council Gallery, Massachusetts; and Feigen Contemporary, Masiimo Audiello, Brooklyn Museum, Gavin Brown’s Enterprise, Derek Eller Gallery, Governor's Island, and Jessica Murray Projects in New York City.

www.overcoat.org

Social Spaces – Radio Ruido

Performed by Radio Ruido, the third and final FM station concentrates on Social Spaces in order to highlight the discursive properties of radio. This will include site-specific works that explore a phenomenological approach to the 'sound walk,' or work which focus on physicality of the performance area, local histories, idiosyncratic voices, audience interaction/play, and storytelling.

Radio Ruido encompasses radio projects initiated by artist Tom Mulligan. Working both solo and in collaboration, these projects entail both composed installations as well as various improvised live sound situations. Often site-specific in content, they seek to challenge conventional concepts of radio as well as exploring and challenging the physicality of the performance space.

He is currently hosting Triangulation, a weekly Online Radio show Tuesdays live from the free103point9 Project Space in Brooklyn, New York. The ongoing focus has been presenting a live forum for experimental sound cultures.

Radio Ruido has performed live with the audio-visual collective Dimmer and designed sound for Teatro Chinampa. He has recently exhibited at Deitch Projects, White Box, and Participant, Inc., in New York; at the Contemporary Museum in Baltimore; and the Center for Contemporary Art Ujadowski Castle in Warsaw, Poland.

www.free103point9.org/artist.php?artistID=4

Microradio Sound Walk premiered in 2004 with free103point9 transmission artists Damian Catera, Matt Mikas, Michelle Nagai and Tom Roe. It was presented in conjunction with Spectropolis: Mobile Media, Art and the City, a three-day event in New York City that highlighted the diverse ways artists, technical innovators and activists are using communication technologies to generate urban experiences and public voice. In May 2005, free103point9 presented its second Microradio Sound Walk at the Center for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw, Poland.

Private affair; listen to performances through free103point9 Online Radio.
www.free103point9.org

Greene County Arts Council celebrates thirty year anniversary with performances from Enrico Scull and guests, Rob Hervey (digeridoo), Lex Grey, Azouke Sanon, and Frank Cuthbert.
For thirty years, the Greene County Council on the Arts has brought the arts to our community! Celebrate GCCA’s 30th Anniversary at a Members Musical Picnic Party on Saturday, 12-5 p.m. (rain or shine) on the idyllic setting of free103point9 Wave Farm’s lush grounds of rolling meadows, ponds, and walking paths through mature pine forests surrounded by majestic mountain vistas. Artists, writers and musicians are welcome to join the party at Wave Farm situated in the beautiful foothills of the Catskill Mountains in Acra, New York for this eventful gathering of informal fun. All are encouraged to share a musical or other artistic talent in the form of a song, artwork, creative reading, or anything to make the day more memorable. (Electric hookups for music will be supplied by our hosts.)

Among the exciting lineup of musicians scheduled to perform on Wave Farm’s meadow stage will be Enrico Scull and guests, Rob Hervey on the didgeridoo, Lex Grey, Azouke Sanon, and Frank Cuthbert. Special thanks for the event is extended to GCCA’s picnic committee composed of Patti Ferrara, Ruth Sachs, Sheila Trautman, Iris Kaplan, Lady Ann Dunbar, and, our hosts, Tom and Galen, who will tape and webcast music for the day. Our gracious hosts for the event, free103point9 Wave Farm is a non-profit media arts organization focused on establishing and cultivating the genre Transmission Arts by promoting artists who explore ideas around transmission as a medium for creative expression. free103point9 Wave Farm promotes a rich variety of arts programming through a summer performance series, artist residencies, live online radio performances by visiting artists, and a study center and research archive dedicated to Transmission Arts, opening in 2007. Wave Farm is located off Route 23 at the fork with Route 145. Wave Farm is 3.6 miles from the stop sign at the fork on the right just before the Gilded Grape store and Edison Timmerman Road.

GCCA Members are requested to bring either a covered dish to share in a potluck lunch or contribute a suggested donation of $10 to cover the costs of food and drink. (Please bring your own picnic equipment—chairs, blankets, umbrella, etc.) To help make this the best possible picnic for everyone, please RSVP by June 3rd by calling GCCA at 518-943-3400 or via email at gcca@greenearts.org (For donations, make checks payable to GCCA and mail to 398 Main Street, P.O. Box 463, Catskill, NY 12414.)

Radio Ruido hosts this show live from the free103point9 Project Space. This week: Radio Ruido / LIVE noise from ANTI:CLOCKWISE / Neg-Fi on decks.

Live audio and video web stream at www.free103point9.org

Tetuzi Akiyama + Jaime Fennelly + Chris Forsyth + Shawn Edward Hansen
http://www.japanimprov.com/takiyama/
http://www.evolvingear.com

Naval Cassidy + The Hands of Orlak
http://www.stackable.com/

Uncle Woody Sullender + Kevin Davis
http://www.deadceo.com/unclewoody/

Giancarlo Bracchi (free103point9, interstitial)

Free admission, doors 8 p.m., show 9 p.m., ends midnight. Tetuzi Akiyama
Born in 1964 in Tokyo. Started playing guitar when 13 years old. After some influences from Folk, Rock and Blues, started playing Improvisation in 1981. Founded three piece improv band "Madhar" in 1987. Besides this, has been members of many other units like "Mongoose", "Bject", "Nijiumu" "Amephone", "Hikyo String Quartet" and recently "Satanic Abandoned Rock'n'Roll Society". After releasing the first solo album "Relator"(slub music, 2001), in which used an acoustic guitar with a mixture feeling of country blues and free improv, plays solo more than ever in styles of both acoustic and electric guitars, turntable without records, etc. Using a prepared resonator guitar with a Samurai sword, released the second solo "Resophonie"(a bruit secret, 2002) which can be described as sonic sculpture only by the guitar. In 2003, third solo "Don't Forget to Boogie!" (idea records) was released. Tribute to the instrument, playing in minimal one chord Boogie/Rock/Blues guitar style with a vintage electric guitar tone. In the same year, made a collaboration work with a Japanese young painter, Yoko Naito, contributing tape-delayed electric guitar music for her wood block paintings. A document live album from 2005, "Route 13 to the Gates of Hell: Live in Tokyo" (headz) was selected in the 50 albums of the year by the Wire magazine. Recently, started releasing "official bootleg series" from labels like Esquilo (Portugal)and Utech Records (Milwaukee). Beside these, has played and recorded with many musicians in and outside of Japan and has released a lot of albums. Recently touring around U.S.A., Europe and down under to collaborate with local musicians as well as as a solo Artist to show up to festivals like "What is Music?" (Australia, 2002), Alt Music (New Zealand, 2002 & 2004), Amplify (Tokyo, 2002 & New York, 2003), Musique Action (France, 2003 & 2005), Musiques Innovatrices (France, 2003), Uchiage (Berlin & Vienna, 2004) and Klangspuren (Innsbruck 2005) and Instal (Scotland, 2005).
http://www.japanimprov.com/takiyama/

Tetuzi Akiyama is presented with support from The Society for the Activation of Social Space through Art and Sound (SASSAS) and the Japan Foundation through the Performing Arts JAPAN program.

Jaime Fennelly
Musician, Jaime Fennelly lives in Bushwick-Brooklyn, NY. His ongoing practice includes playing with peeesseye, ungodly expressionistic noise group, Pee In My Face with Surgery, Le doigt de Galilée (with drummer Nicolas Field), Manpack Variant (with Chris Peck) and Phantom Limb & Bison.
http://www.evolvingear.com

Chris Forsyth
Guitarist Chris Forsyth lives in Brooklyn, NY, USA. He is a founding member of the beyond category group peeesseye. Other activities include the mysterious and rarely spotted quartet Phantom Limb & Bison and the civil twilight cover band Dirty Pool, plus a history of improvised encounters with the likes of Alessandro Bosetti, Nate Wooley, Burkhard Beins, and Ernesto Diaz-Infante, to name a few. He has performed in many corners of the US and Europe in all manner of venue.
http://www.evolvingear.com

Shawn Hansen
Shawn Hansen, a native of Kansas, is an artist and musician living in Brookyn, NY. His main instruments include saxophone, organs, and analog synthesizer. He performs with his groups the Brothers Zoto and New Scalthzkgazan. Shawn is also the artistic director of KJEA radio, which broadcasts during Earth's hypnagogia - that brief indigo between light and dark. He is currently working on a set of films made from still images and sound called the Atlas Lexicons and his new book, Idols of Space, Doubles in Motion.
http://www.evolvingear.com

Naval Cassidy & the Hands of Orlak
“impeachment of the oversight quilt” If Chaluala Bankhead ever existed, she would not have had anything to do with Naval Cassidy and the Hands of Orlak. They make Instant Cinema right before your very eyes, with cameras, electronics, video clips, and lots of props. This special program is a collision of damaged human collateral and broken, forgotten artifacts of today's age gone tomorrow.

Uncle Woody Sullender
Under the not-so-clever moniker of "Uncle Woody Sullender", Woody Sullender performs improvised banjo music, playing with and against the cultural baggage of the instrument. While alluding to the "traditional" musics of his home states of Virginia and North Carolina, he explores a diverse plane of plucked string music from around the world as well as incorporating punk, noise, free jazz, etc.
http://www.deadceo.com/unclewoody/

Giancarlo Bracchi
(free103point9) interstitial performances throughout the evening.