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the do lab artist network issue #5: spring 08

jenks — Fri, 16 May 2008 23:54:25 +0000

Lightning in a Bottle is in a week, and i have no time to write anything else, but check out this issue of the Artist Network. it’s all about stories so that’ll absolutely keep you entertained in the meantime. i will get back to having time to be more insightful after may 28th.

thank you to y2, brian shaw, albertico, and arin ingraham. it’s always an honor and pleasure to get to create inspiration with you.

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The Midnight Club – January 6, 2008

jenks — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 02:34:03 +0000

now that new year’s eve is over, you’re thinking about what you’re doing with the first weekend of 2008.

i’ll tell you what….

~~Purchase Presale Tickets~~
~~HERE~~

UPDATE: PRESALE TICKETS ARE NOW SOLD OUT!!

COME EARLY TO MAKE SURE YOU CAN STILL GET TIX AT THE DOOR!

Sunday, January 6, 2008

Lumine.Art presents
The Midnight Club

at Bordello Bar
901 East. 1st St.
Los Angeles CA. 90012.

The Midnight Club is an immersive theatrical experience where every patron becomes a participant in the night’s drama.

With Music & Performances by:
The Glitch Mob (Ooah, edIT, Kraddy, and Boreta)
Helios Jive
Belvedere Boulevard…….Introducing The BB Girls and The Streets
Amae
Brasswork Agency (Jazz Sessions)
Atash Maya Belly Dance
(and story by me–that’s right, this party comes with a story!)

Set among the prohibition-era’s vaudeville underground, 1920’s attire is requested for the occasion.

The mobsters have class,
The women are fast,
And the liquor will last,
So while the night’s young come raise your glass…
at The Midnight Club!

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the digital band

jenks — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 01:14:22 +0000

boreta, ooah, edIT, kraddy

four guys on keyboards does not a band make, but when they’re laptop keyboards it’s a whole new breed of musical act.

last night the glitch mob dutifully slayed the LA crowd at the kingking on hollywood blvd. it was the first time in a long time (too long) that all four members played together. with half the band based in san francisco and half in l.a., plus a highly modular performance aspect, getting to hear the whole ensemble together is a significant treat, and for reasons beyond simple logistics.

in a genre known for solitary performers (djs), or, at most, duos (daft punk, justice, juniorsenior) a dynamic team of performers creating the music experience is practically unheard of.

i’m betting this new incarnation of a “band” for digital age is a sign of things to come.

and since you’re curious, check out the mob’s mix on xlr8r.com.

the mob’s girls friday–me with their booking agent, arin ingraham of lumineart:

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