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September 5, 2022: "Elsewhere", from pirate radio station free103point9, in Brooklyn, NY, September 2000, + in-era bits & notes at end

Noise, layers, building terror and hypnotic immersion from within a claustrophobia-inducing cement bunker at Momenta Art, during the Williamsburg Elsewhere Festival, to gallery audience and live broadcast on pirate radio station free103point9, in Brooklyn, NY, September 2000.

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Williamsburg, Brooklyn, back then

Williamsburg, Brooklyn, back then

From 2001, Frank's review of today's episode:

"I haven't yet had time to really let your cd sink in, maybe I shouldn't try.

I enjoy the complexity. Reminiscent of Firesign Theatre. I will say that I've heard a lot of Columbia-Princeton stuff that's vastly inferior to this. Also a lot of modern dance oriented stuff that sucks; there's nothing easier than to make a machine repeat itself .

I like the way you make rhythmic patterns out of the inadequate applause so much creative music gets, then segue into the censorship and unemployment issues.

Creating significant electronic music means being a theoretician, a philosopher, and it's a political act. Your music functions at those levels.

I like Short Attention Span for its density. I think on the whole the disc has an elegiac quality. The 'rock band' near the end bothers me; it seems like a giant step backwards.

I like words out of context like fragments of street conversation that seems inane, seems like you're alive to your surroundings, which an artist should be, to wake the rest of us up.

Good work . Keep it up."