 Very pleased to announce the release of "Window 3" by Wax Infant on the CEIL label!
https://waxinfant.bandcamp.com/releases "Window 3" is the third in a series of four performances that took place at the International Bureau of Recordist Investigation in Toronto in the mid to late 90s. These performances were casual, impromptu audio improvisations that were amplified via a "boombox" placed in the window which projected the sounds into the street for an audience of random passersby. "Window 3" was improvised and recorded live to cassette by Wax Infant (William A. Davison and Jim DeJong), Nov. 7th, 1995 at I.B.R.I., 797 Ossington Ave., Toronto. Jim played feedback machine and tapes. William played tapes, Casio SK-1 sampler, toys and acoustic instruments, and microphone feedback. Other performances in the series (yet to be released) included W.A.Davison solo, Phycus (Brian Damage and Bill Satan), and Urban Refuse Group (Robert Atwood, Colin Hinz, S. Higgins, Marc Lemyre, and William Davison). More info at http://www.theceiling.ca/news.html - W.A.Davison www.recordism.com
6 Comments
Chris Phinney
3/13/2020 15:15:25
William, 3/21/2020 15:23:54
Thanks so much, Chris! Glad you like it! I'm thinking I may try to release the other three performances from the series. They were all pretty good, if I recall, although all quite different.
Chris Phinney
3/22/2020 06:39:57
William,
Rafael González
3/22/2020 08:52:33
I will listen to it as soon as I finish listening to your RE / CYCLING
Rafael González
3/22/2020 11:17:01
It’s very important! I loved it a lot! Leave a Reply. |
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