Xeroid Entity to play at GTMBA, Nov 21, 2003

[djfoxyfox]

The Gate to Moonbase Alpha
Infamous monthly series that presents ambient/experimental/electronic
music with psychedelic visuals every third Friday of the month at:
The Rotunda
4012 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
8:00 pm to 12:00 am
http://www.foundationarts.org

Friday, November 21, 2003:
Music from Xeroid Entity, Justice on a Budget, and Plankton.
Performance art using found objects, fused sound, and the kitchen sink from The Great Quentini.
Oil projections and slides from David Gerbstadt.

[mosc]

Here's some more information:

FRI 11/21 http://www.foundationarts.org

> GATE TO MOONBASE ALPHA
> Infamous monthly series that presents
> ambient/experimental/electronic/improv/psych. music
> with visuals and more. Music from: Xeroid
> Entity: Xeroid Entity is constantly exploring new
> musical territory by going beyond the barriers of
> standard conventions while still drawing upon
> classical influences. Their music ranges from light
> and whimsical to dark and aggressive, often within
> the same piece. Much of it is ambient in nature;
> without a discernable beat. When they do play
> rhythmically based music, there are often complex
> counter rhythms giving the music a poly-rhythmic
> flavor. The results can be subtle and spacey without
> being boring, noisy without being harsh, dynamic yet
> continuous. The members of Xeroid Entity are Howard
> Moscovitz, Bill Fox, and Greg Waltzer.
> (http://xeroid-entity.com) Plankton: Trio of
> Philadelphia based musicians working as an ambient
> free improvisational ensemble. The musicians are
> David Sherick (percussion), Dave Champion (trombone
> and electronics), and David Forlano (toys and
> electronics). They include humor, silence,
> aggression, gentleness, color, and history. Like most
> Gate to Moonbase Alpha performers, they continue to
> defy easy definition. (http://www.fordforlano.com/df)
> Justice on a Budget: Experimental, improv,
> avant-garde, Justice on a Budget combines the sound
> of a classic jazz trio (Upright bass, keys, drums)
> with today's electronic innovations (loops, samples,
> turntables).
> (http://www.musicianmp3.com/artist/JusticeonaBudget)
> +Performance art using found objects, fused sound,
> and the kitchen sink from The Great Quentini. +Oil
> projections and slides from David Gerbstadt.
> (http://www.gerbstadt.net) +Free vegetarian buffet
> from Chef Jeff. 8pm-12am. Free admission. all ages.
> at the Rotunda
> 4012 Walnut St.
> (http://www.facilities.upenn.edu/mapsBldgs/view_bldg.php3?id=140)


GATE TO MOONBASE ALPHA
Infamous monthly series that presents ambient/experimental/electronic/improv/psych. music with visuals and more. Music from: Xeroid Entity: Xeroid Entity is constantly exploring new musical territory by going beyond the barriers of standard conventions while still drawing upon classical influences. Their music ranges from light and whimsical to dark and aggressive, often within the same piece. Much of it is ambient in nature; without a discernable beat. When they do play rhythmically based music, there are often complex counter rhythms giving the music a poly-rhythmic flavor. The results can be subtle and spacey without being boring, noisy without being harsh, dynamic yet continuous. The members of Xeroid Entity are Howard Moscovitz, Bill Fox, and Greg Waltzer.
(http://xeroid-entity.com)

Plankton: Trio of Philadelphia based musicians working as an ambient free improvisational ensemble. The musicians are David Sherick (percussion), Dave Champion (trombone and electronics), and David Forlano (toys and electronics). They include humor, silence, aggression, gentleness, color, and history. Like most Gate to Moonbase Alpha performers, they continue to defy easy definition. (http://www.fordforlano.com/df)

Justice on a Budget: Experimental, improv, avant-garde, Justice on a Budget combines the sound of a classic jazz trio (Upright bass, keys, drums) with today's electronic innovations (loops, samples, turntables).
(http://www.musicianmp3.com/artist/JusticeonaBudget)

+Performance art using found objects, fused sound, and the kitchen sink from The Great Quentini. +Oil projections and slides from David Gerbstadt. (http://www.gerbstadt.net) +Free vegetarian buffet from Chef Jeff. 8pm-12am. Free admission. all ages. at the Rotunda
4012 Walnut St.
( http://www.facilities.upenn.edu/mapsBldgs/view_bldg.php3?id=140 )

[elektro80]

I made a washing script using BBEDIT.. I tested it on the previous post. Works OK..

[mosc]

[elektro80]

In order to get the text out of the webapp and back.. copy and paste yes..

but I have just made an unwrap and linebreak cleaner.. etc etc.. script which uses my favorite text editor..

The script will work onsome text tasks at work.. I was just editing it and saw your post.. and then I figured out I could test ..

I pasted the edited post ... after the unedited part... just in case