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SimiArbeit escreveu:

Hey, would you be interested in taking part in an Apskaft project called Collageborations, vol. 2? The aim is to make one long track in collaboration between Apskaftians. Read more here: http://www.last.fm/group/Apskaft/forum/72534/_/567691/2#f10863172

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silverlage escreveu:

The noise and the visual were created completely at different times. That is the fun in doing them is trying to match the visual with the sound so that it appears that they are in sync and are a part of one another. I understand what you are saying about both of the 650 versions. I appreciate it that you came along with your 650 versions. What a tough song, as far as capturing the simple emotions. Cheers! Maybe some time in the near future I could work on some visuals for one of your songs.

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Mirra_Gray escreveu:

Hi there =P

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silverlage escreveu:

It is with honor and humility that we/I welcome you to Video Glitch.

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progandother escreveu:

Indeed, I'm curious who organised this event? Seems like quite an interesting array of projects (minus the straight forward one, or perhaps the straight forward one will be unique by being the only straight forward one). Or did you all just meet in a pub one day and decide to perform a show? I can see it now...

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progandother escreveu:

Oops, unrequited was used clumsily seeing as I was doing my psychology notes simultaneously (either way most of my efforts at live shows come up short and I've yet to have a proper set). Well your description has me interested even more, I'm not a fan of "straight forward metal" but I'm sure your segment could make up for it. And thank you for the data, it's a tad annoying that a lot of them are in the south though. Three hour train journeys are a bit of a hindrance sometimes; even with those big names like John Wiese and Hair Police.

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progandother escreveu:

I've considered going to your live show if I manage to get some spare time due to an unrequited curiosity. Will you be having a set list or will it be lots of noise to please the grindcore fans? I haven't actually seen a harsh noise act live. For some reason I struggle to find venues that provide that entertainment.

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annadoll2001 escreveu:

Yeah, I do like the fractals. I have all these Rubik's cube geeks in my classes. 's about algorithms, Miss' Which they totally fail to explain to me. Maths is esoteric. Maybe a bit like art? I never got the fun of Rubik's cube although algorithms and string theory sound fascinating. Especially that other worlds might be vibrating undetected amongst/between/in our world. Here's hoping!

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