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Subject: Voiteck + Clan Analogue
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Original Message 1/1 09-Sep-98 @ 10:22 AM - Voiteck + Clan Analogue
Sevenmag online at http://www.sevenmag.com.au/themag/index.html
In the latest issue of Sevenmag online we talk to VOITECK -- the Australian self-made techno DJ, producer and recording artist, and CLAN ANALOGUE, a collective for artists in the electronic music field.
Voitek has jammed alongside an eclectic array of contemporary international talent: Mills, Aphex, Claude Young, Luke Slater, Derrick May, Speedy J, Prodigy and the Propellerheads.
To date, Voiteck has both recorded and performed primarily on his beloved analogue equipment (following his techno heroes) but he is starting to look further afield.
Sevenmag also talks to CLAN ANALOGUE -- a collective of artists, musicians, designers and programmers that have come together to share their interest in the electronic arts.
Clan Analogue has had an influential role in the development of Australian electronic music in the 90s with such disparate artists as Atone, Infusion, Southend, BooBoo, Sherif Lindo, B(if)tek, Nerve Agent, The Telemetry Orchestra and Hypnoblob all having released tracks on Clan Analogue recordings at some time in recent years. The collective has worked with such avant-garde personalities as John Rose and Terence McKenna while supporting national tours for the likes of the Young Gods and OnU Sound.
In the latest issue of Sevenmag online we talk to VOITECK -- the Australian self-made techno DJ, producer and recording artist, and CLAN ANALOGUE, a collective for artists in the electronic music field.
Voitek has jammed alongside an eclectic array of contemporary international talent: Mills, Aphex, Claude Young, Luke Slater, Derrick May, Speedy J, Prodigy and the Propellerheads.
To date, Voiteck has both recorded and performed primarily on his beloved analogue equipment (following his techno heroes) but he is starting to look further afield.
Sevenmag also talks to CLAN ANALOGUE -- a collective of artists, musicians, designers and programmers that have come together to share their interest in the electronic arts.
Clan Analogue has had an influential role in the development of Australian electronic music in the 90s with such disparate artists as Atone, Infusion, Southend, BooBoo, Sherif Lindo, B(if)tek, Nerve Agent, The Telemetry Orchestra and Hypnoblob all having released tracks on Clan Analogue recordings at some time in recent years. The collective has worked with such avant-garde personalities as John Rose and Terence McKenna while supporting national tours for the likes of the Young Gods and OnU Sound.
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