Posted: 2008-04-19 22:23
DTRASH107
Noise, Breakcore, Field Recording, Movie Effects, Rhythmic Noise, Comedy, Experimental, Jawa, Video mashup
http://www.dtrashrecords.com
Mister Sean Marven, whose graced Toronto and UK stages with his Cassette wielding powers now comes full money with something really different for a D-TRASH debut - Here he executes the Jawa style of video/clipping visuals re-doing old movies and Video tapes into a robotic breakingcore fury! This is being released as a full DVD with interactive menu for sale, as well as being released digitally online for free download.
The Jawa technique is a method of video and audio sequencing developed by Toronto video artist Tasman Richardson. Taking its name from the scavenger race of the Star Wars universe, the Jawa technique edits found material into new compositions, just as the Jawas of Star Wars would rebuild found droids into new droids. Jawa can be seen as an extension of the ideas of musique concrete. a method of composition using sounds outside the normal spectrum of music, a practice that Jawa extends by using the intimate connection of video and audio. Jawa is video concrete. What distinguishes it from other methods of video editing is the attention paid to the relationship between the audio and the source video. Unlike music videos or VJ performances, in which video is added afterwards to accompany the musical composition, Jawa video and audio are taken from the same source. For example, a Jawa piece might use an explosion from a big-budget action movie because it is highly visual, but also because the sound of the explosion can be used as a percussive element in the composition. The sample is sequenced to create both audio and video rhythmical patterns. The repetition of the explosion sample is akin to the rhythm of a techno kick-drum.
The Jawa technique is a method of video and audio sequencing developed by Toronto video artist Tasman Richardson. Taking its name from the scavenger race of the Star Wars universe, the Jawa technique edits found material into new compositions, just as the Jawas of Star Wars would rebuild found droids into new droids. Jawa can be seen as an extension of the ideas of musique concrete. a method of composition using sounds outside the normal spectrum of music, a practice that Jawa extends by using the intimate connection of video and audio. Jawa is video concrete. What distinguishes it from other methods of video editing is the attention paid to the relationship between the audio and the source video. Unlike music videos or VJ performances, in which video is added afterwards to accompany the musical composition, Jawa video and audio are taken from the same source. For example, a Jawa piece might use an explosion from a big-budget action movie because it is highly visual, but also because the sound of the explosion can be used as a percussive element in the composition. The sample is sequenced to create both audio and video rhythmical patterns. The repetition of the explosion sample is akin to the rhythm of a techno kick-drum.
Size: 350MB
http://www.discogs.com/release/1310326
01 Nwodtlem - SmackedDownload/
02 Nwodtlem - Things That Make You Go Araraagggh (11:08)
03 Nwodtlem - Should Have Made Breakfast Instead
04 Nwodtlem - Blondes Have More Coke
05 Nwodtlem - Badbeatboxing
06 Nwodtlem - Isn't It Moronic
07 Nwodtlem - Stuff Steph
08 The Groggs - Bocce Beats
http://www.archive.org/download/DTRASH107-Nwodtlem-VideoPir8/dtrash107-nwodtlem.zip
Thanks to Schizoid
