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Lx Rudis is an interdisciplinary media artist based in San Francisco, California. He has been active in both commercial and underground sectors in the San Francisco Bay Area since the early 1980s. Early contact with groups such as Tuxedomoon, The Units and SRL led to media work ranging from radio shows on NPR with members of negativeland to commercial work for ABC affiliate KGO-TV and various corporate entities. Since 1988, his work has been concentrated in the field of interactive computer entertainment. He was a charter member of SF's Virtual Reality Group and has lectured at Cyberarts and performed at the first Digital Be-In. He has lectured at the Computer Game Developer's Conference and several universities in California. He has worked in all areas of video game production, most recently for Konami Computer Entertainment of America, and is named in the credits of over 40 video games. He signed with Pax Recordings in January 2002 to release 3 CDs under their banner. André Custodio is a San Francisco Bay Area native multi-instrumentalist/ sound designer who studied with Brian Fergus, Bob Danielson and Carl Perazzo. He has collaborated with The Splatter Trio, David Slusser, Ernesto Diaz-Infante, Rent Romus, India Cook, Lx Rudis, Tom Nunn, Eddie Gale and Dan Plonsey. 'Nihil Communication' is his current solo project, combining reconfigured samples, digital processing, unique instruments and analog synthesis. San Francisco based multi-instrumentalist Ernesto Diaz-Infante is an active performer, improviser, and composer of instrumental chamber music; he has had performances and radio broadcasts all over the world. His music is recorded on Bottomfeeder, Evolving Ear, InstrumenTales, oTo, Pax, pfMENTUM, Public Eyesore, Staalplaat, Seagull, Sweet Stuff Media, and Zzaj. Diaz-Infante has collaborated with numerous musicians including Jeff Arnal, Dan DeChellis, Chris Forsyth, Philip Gayle, Bret Hart, Bob Marsh, Dick Metcalf, Rev.99, Blaise Siwula, W.O.O Revelator and Jack Wright. He is the curator of the Luggage Store Gallery (Creative Music Thursdays) series and co-founder of the San Francisco Alternative Music Festival (SFALT) in San Francisco, California. |
Crashing
The Russian Renaissance From three of San Francisco's leading experimental/new music purveyors, Crashing The Russian Renaissance finds the trio in some seriously adventurous compositions for electronics and guitar. Reflecting the artists' continued musical evolutions, the music constantly evolves over 30 compositions from thin soundscapes to heavy improvisational dialogues. Comes highly recommended for a window into the current state of affairs in both the San Francisco underground sound as well as the future of electroacoustic improvisation. 30 tracks in 61:02 minutes More Pax One Final Note Review :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala If you like this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Wires and Wooden Boxes (Diaz-Infante and Forsyth) Laughing Owl (Han Bennink and Terri Ex) Au Ni Kita (Misère et Cordes) Up In Flame (Loren Mazzacane) Dark Rags (Keith Rowe and Evan Parker) Hurricane Floyd (Thurston Moore, Wally Shoup, Toshi Makihara) Billabong (Denman Maroney and Hans Tammen) All Time Present (Makihara, Forsyth, Gould, Gross, Sklar) Pith Balls and Inclined Planes (Diaz-Infante and Jeff Kaiser) this that (Scott Fields, Dylan van der Schyff, Peggy Lee) The Second Sky (Russell and Turner) Elementals (Thomas Guadynski) Rouge Gris Bruit (Agnel, Marchetti, Noetinger) The World Turned Upside Down (Rowe, Müller, Sagimoto) do (Nakamura and Sachiko M) La Voyelle Liquide (Müller, Ninh) DUAL (Theriault and Chang) Free Improv for Robots (Broken Record Chamber) Knack On (Voice Crack) We Are Everyone In the Room (Stilluppsteypa and TV Pow) Feldstärken (Thomas Lehn) Bits, Bots and Signs (Otomo Yoshihide, Norbert Möslang and Andy Guhl) VHF / Extracts (Graham Halliwell, Simon H. Fell and Simon Vincent) |
