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Abbey Road Studios(London, England)
Sunset Sound (Los Angeles, California)
Hansa Tonstudio (Berlin, Germany)
Tuff Gong (Kingston, Jamaica)
Greenhouse Studios (Reykjavik, Iceland)
The Warehouse Studio (Vancouver, Canada)
Avast Recording Co. (Seattle, Washington)
Stankonia (Atlanta, Georgia)
Studios 301 (Sydney, Australia)
Toca do Bandido (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Converse Rubber Tracks Studio (Brooklyn, New York)
Converse Rubber Tracks Studio (Boston, Massachusets)
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BOSTON, MASS. (MAY 26, 2015) - Today, CONVERSE Inc. announces the global launch of a monumental new Converse Rubber Tracks program that opens the doors to some of the world’s greatest recording studios in music history. For ten consecutive days, Converse Rubber Tracks will activate across eight different countries in four continents, offering aspiring musicians the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to record original music at 12 landmark studios, including the two Converse Rubber Tracks studios, at no cost.
Global registration begins today, Tuesday, May 26 and runs through Wednesday, June 24, featuring an online submission process that requires applicants to rank their top three studio preferences, and encourages all to enter a brief artist biography or description via a video or written application. If selected, chosen artists will be notified in early July. Following a thorough planning session with studio producers, artists chosen will be taken to one of their studios of choice in September this year, with most travel accommodations arranged and select expenses covered by Converse.
Starting today, emerging artists, bands, and musicians of all ages and genres across the globe can register for the rare opportunity to record at the following participating studios: Abbey Road Studios in London, England; Sunset Sound in Los Angeles, California; Hansa Tonstudio in Berlin, Germany; Tuff Gong in Kingston, Jamaica; Greenhouse Studios in Reykjavik, Iceland; The Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, Canada; Avast Recording Co. in Seattle, Washington; Stankonia in Atlanta, Georgia; Studios 301 in Sydney, Australia; Toca do Bandido in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; the original brick-and-mortar Converse Rubber Tracks studio in Brooklyn, New York; and the second permanent Converse Rubber Tracks studio in Boston, Massachusetts, slated to open this summer.
Holy crap, it's been like what? a year already? I seriously never thought of having my own music channel until Ken asked me to. Bear in my mind that I love doing this because I dig the whole music-sharing experience which stems from a personal satisfaction of exploring new stuff on daily basis, just like how much I love hearing what my contributors has to offer on their playlist. So from there, Heartattack is born with multiple clicks, endless noises, cuts and guts, the rest is pretty much history.
The discovery factor within punk will always be one of so many key-defining factors on why it survives after all these time. Everytime I browse, or maybe talk to someone about it, I always find out more and more unknown bands or scenes which amazes me so much. But I guess that's the prime beauty of it, there's this some sort of mysterious quality embeeded in that particular world. The familiar feeling you can obtain when you discover rare books at the book fair or something, punk is and will always remain buried in the gutter, waiting to be found. In this 15th installment of Heartattack, I'll share to you some of my personal favorite tracks as well as new discoveries that I've made in the past couple weeks. I probably should stop talking, yeah I thought so. Enjoy!
01. Dawn of Humans - Mangled Puzzle
02. Soma Coma - Imperial Dick
03. Bloodkrow Butcher - Anti-War
04. Failures - Parents
05. Nomad - 戦い
06. Koro - Selfless
07. S.H.I.T. - A Look At Tomorrow (Discharge Cover)
08. Other Women - Workday
09. Lubricant - Vengeance
10. Crazy Spirit - They Sleep Easy
11. Poison Idea - Pure Hate
12. The Coneheads - 'Notha Thing
13. Nuclear Spring - Crisis
14. Raw Nerve - I'm A Cliché (X-Ray Spex Cover)
15. Detergents - Dark Days
16. Eddy Current Suppression Ring - You Let Me Be Honest With You
17. Catholic Spit - Devil's Pact
18. Generacion Suicida - Mierda Ciudad
19. Pisse - 3D Brille
20. Total Control - Systematic Fuck
21. L.O.T.I.O.N. - Militarized Urban Zone
22. Captive - Love Is The Law
23. Venom P. Stinger - Hell Street
In an attempt to expand his musical vocabulary, Ken Jenie has been learning music from a music school. With every new lessons he gains new knowledge and his Column pieces offer a few reflection on his musings. This time, he talks about the ability for music to convey certain moods, and that as a musician's vocabulary grows so does his/her's ability to express ideas.
Dia.Lo.Gue.’s Art Market returns, this time accompanied by Titik Seni, an exhibition that is curated by architects.
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From “Burung-burung Manyar” by Y.B.Mangunwijaya to “Amben” chair by Eko Prawoto; From 15 paintings about bulls titled “Taureau” by Le Corbusier to “Stelton AJ Coffee Pot” by Arne Jacobsen, the history of modern architecture have shown that architects are capable of creating more than just designs of buildings.
sMart Dialogue#9 will comprise of an art exhibition that is curated by architects with architect graduates as the artists, a bazaar that showcases an array of products made by architects and performances by musicians with architectural background. In this edition, we want to showcase the potential of Indonesian architects’ mind. This will be an architectural weekend without being too architected.
CURATORS • Andra Matin • Danny Wickasono
ARTISTS / ARCHITECTS • Aditya Novali • Ary Indra Aboday • Arianti Darmawan • Auguste Soesastro • Budi Pradono • Didiet Maulana • Eko Prawoto • Iswanto Hartono • Jay Subijakto • Paskalis Khrisno • Mohammad Thamrin • Monstore • Sub • Sukendro Sukendar • Tulus
• Yori Antar
PASARSENI PARTICIPANTS • Monstore • Footurama • Growbox • Dapur Mieke • Kucing Garong • Osem Store • We are the People • Onx weekendproject • Wcksn • Bareskin • Eigna • Ayu Larasati • Imaji Books • Hubble Scoop • Bricklane • Jvdadi • Cotton and Tartlets • Juice Clinique • Duft and Chandelle • Felicia Budhi
SAT 30 MAY • 10:00 Educational Workshop for Children: HouseStories – Kids building cool houses from around the world: Suku Laut by Maureen Ferry • 13:00 Live Music IMDI ensamble • 15:00 Workshop for Kids: Mushroom Foliage -art collage by Grow Box• 17:30 TITIK- SILANG EXHIBITION opening, host by Sigi Wimala & Ykha Amelz • 18:00 Live Music The Architects Play • Imelda Rosalin • Baskoro Tedjo
SUN 31 MAY • 10:30 Workshop Bulding Ceramic by Ayu Larasati • 14:00 Windy Setiadi & Chiko Guitarkid • 15:00 Workshop Photography Ultraviolla by Onix 17:00 Live Music: JIRAPAH
supported by Bravacasa Manual Jakarta & Whiteboardjournal
T. +62217199671 • www.dialogue-artspace.com • facebook.com/dialogueartspace • twitter: @dialogue_arts • instagram: @dialogue_art
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This episode of Loka Suara is titled “Pulih” including some cover, a little bit nostalgia, folkie songs, indie rock and math rock. Take a listen to the episode and do look for the band featured if you like what you hear.
Tracklist:
1. Sungai - Cublak-Cublak Suweng (Cover)
2. Wu Ming - Terombang Di Penantian (feat. Vira Talisa Dharmawan)
3. Indra Perkasa - Waltz for Asri
4. Matisyahdu - Kata (Cover)
5. Silampukau - Malam Jatuh di Surabaya
6. Deugalih & Folks - Bunga Lumpur - Deugalih & Folks
7. Ombra - Obsession
8. Kitxch - Wolves
9. Jirapah - Foliage
10. Take This Life - 1
Making its debut with the reinvention of Footurama, Freeform Fabrication has recently released its very first fashion collection. We spoke to its co-designer and co-owner Max Suriaganda about the brand’s philosophy, as well as his view of streetwear today, and how all of them factor into what Freeform Fabrication is today.
