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In the western town of Tal Kalakh, rebel fighters stand their ground as government forces loom just yards away. But here, bullets aren't flying.
That's because the two sides have agreed to something remarkable -- a cease-fire. While fragile, the agreement could be a blueprint for peace across more parts of the country, which has seen incessant bloodshed for 23 months.
If the local cease-fire continues to hold, it would defy failures at the national and international levels to implement a meaningful halt in violence.
"We are for peace. We don't want war. We are 100% committed to peace," said a rebel leader who goes by the name Al Abrash. "But if they want a war, we are ready for that. We didn't agree to the cease-fire out of weakness. We did it to protect the women and children."
Tal Kalakh, near Syria's borders with Lebanon was one of the first cities to rebel against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. It has seen heavy fighting since the uprising began.
Many civilians were forced to flee as government and rebel fighters battled in the streets. Houses, pockmarked with signs of artillery fire, bear witness to the fierce clashes that raged here.
The walls of buildings in the city center are still covered in revolutionary graffiti; "God is great! Freedom" one read and "down with the thug" reads another.
But now Tal Kalakh has become a model project of sorts.
The cease-fire is a first step of a private "reconciliation initiative" led by a sheikh and a member of Syria's parliament.
"Before the agreement we reached, there were intense battles here. Many civilians, militants and soldiers were killed, a lot of blood was spilled. After the agreement there have been some individual violations like a soldier opening fire... but those have been dealt with straight away," Sheikh Habib al-Fandi said. "Compared to the past this is a state of peace and security."
But many people in Tal Kalakh say make no mistake -- this town is still under siege.
While the opposition Free Syrian Army controls Tal Kalakh, the town is surrounded by regime troops.
Residents, surprised to see an international TV crew escorted by officials into their city, swarmed around the CNN team in the main square. More than a dozen people complained about harassment by government-backed militias known as "Shabeeha".
One man with his three young children said he could not leave the city out of fear government forces would detain him.
Another man said his two sons were among more than 400 Tal Kalakh residents detained since the uprising.
Residents and fighters said they have had to create a makeshift graveyard close to the city center because regime troops have prevented them from reaching the main cemetery.
Al-Abrash and some of his fighters gathered for prayers at the small garden where they recently buried their dead. He says three rebels have been killed since the cease-fire began.
But signs of normalcy have sprouted amid the country's prolonged civil war. Some shops have reopened and the town center has come back to life.
The governor of Homs, where Tal Kalakh is located, described the city as once being "extremely dangerous and volatile", but now he says he is able to visit and even meet with the militants.
He says Tal Kalakh is an experiment.
"If the media and military support of terrorism is stopped...I am convinced Homs will go back to what it was like within four months," Governor Ahmad Munir Mohammad said.
While rebel and government forces keep their positions around town, an unusual meeting takes place between a parliamentarian and rebels.
The parliamentarian, Eyad Sulaiman, is an Alawite -- the same sect of Islam that President Bashar al-Assad belongs to. But he's accepted by the mostly Sunni members of the Free Syrian Army.
The men agree on almost everything: They don't want a sectarian rift in Syria, they don't want foreign jihadist fighters entering the country, and they say government thugs must be stopped from harassing the population here.
Sulaiman says the local cease-fire in Tal Kalakh might work elsewhere.


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Which is also what he promised for years ago.
We come to proclaim an end to the petty grievances.
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I think today -- -- day for new beginning Steve in some ways he has not kept those promises.
But this is -- -- great anticipation big anticipation turned its momentous day in our American pageant.
It's a day when we say that common ground is the most important part.
Of our lives now common ground though means yielding ground.
Common ground isn't merely mean allowing people to come sit with you on your side and who's to say.
-- in -- give up something.
In exchange for your participation.
In the process I think that's what a lot of Americans -- hoping for today in this speech I think.
A successful normal speech as measured by its ability.
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In doing that that today on this important day.
We are not alone Peter people want stuff done in the next two years in four years as well but if you if you look what would refer from the president so far.
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The general public feels like since he was reelected he's become more kind of confrontational.
Toward Republicans in congress well -- I think a lot of people.
Was thinking that his victory has kind of been held.
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COLLISIONcollective (aka Cc) was founded in 2002 as an offshoot of the MIT student art group, ATat (Arts and Technology at tech), whose charter was to host events showcasing art incorporating technology. Formed by artists and technologists, the COLLISIONcollective is premised on the sometimes abrupt intersection between art and technology. Its practitioners are drawn to this synthesis as the epicenter of forward-looking cultural adaptation. COLLISIONcollective was formed to address several vital …
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Thanks jealous of Bill O'Reilly in the Miller time segment tonight I'm gonna -- the ML.
Most likely regret that he joins us now from Los Angeles you know militant.
Laura and I issuance -- lake city last Saturday and Miller said something that the crowd of while he said that.
One of the reasons that.
He was a little.
I don't know a noise may be maybe that's a strong about the president was -- president really didn't.
Have any private sector experience and really compete in the private marketplace -- wants to take all the money.
From those who are successful as I just talked to Barbara Walters -- she got no problem that.
I thought there was an interesting observation Miller.
Well -- there's something to be said for organizing.
Community is there something to be said for busting your hump just a ground.
Make -- a business go.
Swimming upstream against regulations and taxation is not everybody over in that class is a bad person and I think that.
The main thing I have a beef with this president why I don't think he's a good president.
Is the did this suit nature of this map on this Christmas season Mr.
President -- me is wanna hear people.
I'm -- I'm a resident of this country to.
I think when Jimmy Hoffa junior.
-- any of the mythical Jimmy Hoffa senior who now might as well be a -- that's mobster he's fallen so and -- -- When he says that there's going to be a civil war.
When a democratic state legislators stands up and Illinois State doesn't says there will be blood.
I need you to step forward and say listen.
What I said that Gabby Giffords speech.
I mention it I'm the president of everybody here now and the reason you saw that explosion in Salt Lake City.
Because there's around half this country right now -- again I'm pretty sure this guy doesn't even like me -- -- -- -- their Christmas.
When you have a guy like side and it's fine that -- dance craze that.
I guess it's the Asian you know Mac arraignment or something -- Raymond totals but when you have that guy it turns up in 2000 soon.
He wrote a song about the American soldiers saying die slowly.
And then go and killed their mothers fathers daughters and Brothers.
You know I feel like wal -- to you act committee Mr.
President where is your sense of propriety.
Why can't you take one instance and -- maybe I don't shake his hand.
Maybe I don't -- Hugo Chavez's hand you know what part of this deal too and we feel completely estranged field.
Barbara Walters is their pro life -- -- guy out here thinking well this is the first time in my 59 years I've got a president.
Who I believe actively dislikes people like me that's a weird place to -- for a country.
I can't really challenge that it.
Because it looks to me.
And and you know ms.
Walters didn't see the cocky -- maybe maybe it was -- on display.
But it looks to me like the president after he won reelection.
-- is is more entrenched now in his view that the government should really run everything.
Including private business -- and that he knows best dislike the president knows best.
Bringing back bud and kitten in princess.
Without Robert Young he'll play that part I know best and you better not challenge me.
Whether he dislikes achievers like you Miller.
I don't think he dislikes you I just think he -- you would agree with them and if you don't agree with -- there any -- -- you.
Well isn't that the same concept behind those fat guys who beat that kid up yesterday.
And by the way is there are more apt place for overwork it is -- union members become -- something called the road to conduct everybody there's wrote conduct.
And -- does something you can disagree with somebody and not get your face kicked dead.
And the president wants the back that Gabby Giffords laying up he had -- step up and say stop it I'm not -- that.
And he'd be a better president.
-- do you agree with me that things again -- Good I think I think this is just the beginning.
And -- civil war in China's I think that's where we are right now we are divided nation no doubt.
Of course we are -- listen I'm not -- the -- skate -- with doctor evil or -- they held -- character -- and Mike Myers now.
We've got the bear -- we're about to explode off the space ship.
Let's talk about one of the signs of the end well what about the people on that list that Barbara just -- by the way what the heck was that.
Honey boo boo at least I prefer to Sandra Fluke who I think of as honey boo -- Now there's -- on an element that and that I got this game is a woman who's got the bill popular book I guess there's a lot of this carries water books that's the new cause celebre over -- Aaron and we got Michelle Obama -- didn't you people on that list are chatting one person.
Debbie Douglas.
Who weighs around ten pounds she's telling -- -- -- burger.
For God's sakes Chris true state and Hillary Clinton what -- she couldn't I don't know what this whole weight drink and as far as that bad one direction.
Boys that direction sooner -- fourteen minutes are now down to save your money.
All right save your money -- a treasure going to be times shared a Condo in Newport -- new doll pretty soon.
-- I you know milieu and I never make these lists I don't know why but probably because of what we do here on the factor everywhere because I hit my knees every night and pray to god I don't turn up bottom line Eddie eagle he's good to -- he's good.
Dennis Miller everybody if you look at her great Christmas gifts tickets.
For the ball to -- -- shows to let bill.
February 22 Miller and -- be a march 1 the Nokia theatre in Los Angeles -- -- never got ten Atlantic City.
826 DNA our constitution all of a vote without one in DC.
June 1 near west for a in my hometown.
In New York details -- billoreilly.com we can also get the ball to -- dvd.
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As deputies arrested a suspect for selling stolen tools they discovered evidence that he was involved in other burglaries.
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Kiwi Shane van Gisbergen wins final race of season as Jamie Whincup clinches the V8 Supercars title.
Happy with debut season
Scott McLaughlin unable to overtake enough rivals to cap his rookie V8 season with another podium finish.
Like father like son on race track
Famous name taking wheel in NZ
EcoSport wait goes on
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Government pleads with motorists to stop using cellphones while driving on New Zealand roads.
Four pot Mustang's muscle
Golf wins NZ writers' award
Ford culls its V8 Ute
Blue Oval's brawny hay-hauler set to hit the skids.
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Almost 100 Range Rover Sports have been sold even before the car's arrival here.
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A smooth operator
Aprilia's new Caponord is an absolutely brilliant bike in all the ways that really matter.
Top of its game
A touring triumph
Tokyo motor show highlights
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Sleek and silly at LA Auto Show
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Gene and Shannon's hot rod
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Our cars not that bad
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Home Sweet Beetle
His 1967 VW Beetle may seem battered, but for Oscar Almaguer, 83, it's been home for 10 years.
Great Grilles of the 50s
As well as rocketship like fins and long voluptuous bodies, the US cars of the 50s had fascinating front ends.
Kiwi motoring showcased
One Volvo, 3 million miles
Aston Martin's first 100 years
Iconic British sports car brand Aston Martin this month celebrated its 100th birthday.
Chevrolet Corvette quiz
The Chevrolet Corvette is an iconic American muscle car but just how much do you think you know about them?
Quiz: A feast of Ferraris
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Your favourite NZ roads
At look at readers' favourite roads. Whaanga Coast from Raglan to Ruapuke.
Your favourite NZ roads
A look at readers' favourite roads. The Surf Highway from Hawera to New Plymouth.
Your favourite NZ roads
Favourite NZ roads
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The most desirable bikes for 2014
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Red Bully For You
Posted By: Gemma on 24/07/12
As the shortlist for this year's edition of the Red Bull Music Academy went live today on XLR8R, we were pleased to spot the name of one Harald Bjork amongst the participants, longtime ally of the Border Community whose DJ and live performances can be eagerly arranged by our Border Booking agency offshoot. In an admirably DIY fashion, hardworking Harald normally handles his own record releases via his Kranglan Broadcast boutique label from his Stockholm base, but will be taking a welcome break from the self-made solitude to head over to New York this autumn for an intense session of collaboration, contemplation and cross-pollination with a select band of Academy attendees – both known (Throwing Snow, Koreless, Evian Christ, T.Williams, Objekt) and unknown – hand-plucked from across the globe. Our own noble leader James Holden took part in a previous edition of the academy back in 2010 in London in a lecturer capacity, interviewed by the insightful Gerd Janson to expound the Holden just-DIY gospel in front of assembled delegates from a wide variety of musical backgrounds. And fortunately for everyone who didn't make the 2010 cut, a video of said enlightening conversation can now be found in the bulging Red Bull Music Academy archives for all to share in the wisdom: Lecture: James Holden (London 2010) from Red Bull Music Academy on Vimeo. It is clear that participating students gain immense benefit from this unique Red Bull-funded opportunity to meet up with other fledgling electronic musicians in a vibrant world city and pick the brains of some of their musical heroes, but James was also surprised at just how rewarding and illuminating he found the whole experience to be from his end, as he rose to the challenge of taking what he has learnt over his time in the limelight and applying it to budding music careers of all genre flavours. Participation comes highly recommended from all quarters, so bookmark the application page and set a reminder to check back next March when the call for submissions for next year's edition goes out… Elsewhere on the Red Bull Music Academy platform, eminent dance music scholar Joe Muggs has today published a trip down memory lane in the form of a Youtube-heavy retrospective of the early nineties genre he is collectively referring to as Drug Dub, which also comes highly recommended. This hippyish fragmentation of the rave scene was a huge formative influence on our own James Holden, although being still at school back then it came to him via the slightly unusual route of tape cassettes loaned out by his physics teacher Mike Jenkins rather than the acid-addled beanbags of the rave backroom. As Joe Muggs writes, the tracks that form the legacy of the Drug Dub scene (some may even think of it as an embryonic form of what later became known as trance) "do all represent a period of brilliantly unselfconscious exploration and willingness to take ideas to their logical conclusions and a long way beyond," and this sense of musical freedom is something which James has tried to retain in his own music right up to the present day. Here begineth the lesson. |
Posted By: Gemma on 05/07/12
I am seriously excited about tomorrow night's far east excursion to Newham's recently mushroomed London Pleasure Gardens for the already wonderful Bloc festival, which has evolved on the occasion of their sixth edition from holiday camp weekender rave-up into a London-rooted cultural installation destination. The line-up itself is pretty killer, pulling off quite the coup on the Friday with unlikely once-in-a-lifetime must-see double headliners Snoop Dogg and Steve Reich, with all the usual Bloc suspects spread across the Pleasure Gardens complex throughout the rest of the weekend: Four Tet, Orbital, Flying Lotus, Actress, Martyn, Ricardo Villalobos, Richie Hawtin, Digital Mystikz, Perc, Jeff Mills, Oneohtrix Point Never, Ceephax Acid Crew, Transparent Sound, Ellen Allien, Apparat, Surgeon, Clark, Squarepusher, Carl Craig, Lucy, Jon Hopkins, Luke Vibert, Shackleton, Jamie Jones, Midland, Will Saul, Daniel Stefanik, Kode 9, Ikonika, James Blake, Gary Numan, Battles, Hudson Mohawke, Art Department, Joy Orbison, Ed Chamberlain, Cosmin TRG, Joker, Mosca, Nicholas Jaar, Amon Tobin, Alva Noto, Boddika, AGT Rave Cru, Billy Nasty, Levon Vincent, Monolake, Jacques Greene, Space Dimension Controller, Cooly G, Terror Danjah, Addison Groove, Illum Sphere, Untold, Appleblim, Xhin, Geddes, Jackmaster and Scuba. But it is the realisation that this new Pleasure Gardens complex – which aims to bring a 21st Century version of London's historic Pleasure Gardens back to The Royal Victoria Docks – is managed by the said same people who run the truly life-changing Shangri La area at Glastonbury that has got me really hot under the collar. The wondrous sense of escapism experienced when wandering around the magical Shangri-La alternative Glasto-universe is almost impossible to convey through words, pictures, or even video, so to really understand what I am going on about – and especially on this Glastonbury fallow year – you will have to get yourself down to the Pleasure Gardens to experience for yourself, either this weekend for the Bloc extravaganza or one of this summer's other upcoming events. Exactly how their Glastonbury vision will translate into the new London location, and what exactly will be wheeled out for the Bloc.2012 do remains to be seen, but the sense of mysterious anticipation is all part of the excitement – though do move fast to snap up one of the few remaining Saturday night tickets, as this edition of the festival is all but sold out. (Click here for your full printable pdf showing who plays where, and when). The Friday Bloc tickets have long since flown out the door, but anyone who managed to grab one can look forward to a live set from Border Community's own Iceni warrior Nathan Fake at 1am on Friday in one of the old fish storerooms of the former-GDR deep sea fishing boat the MS Stubnitz. Not usually part of the Pleasure Gardens concept, the MS Stubnitz set sail from its Wilhelmshaven German base earlier this week for its first trip to London, mooring in the Royal Victoria Docks for the duration of the Bloc weekend. Stubnitz saviour Captain Blo tells the Bloc crew the inspirational story of how he came to acquire the 80 metre vessel from the newly reunified German regime in 1992, transforming it into a floating cultural space set up for musical performances and art installations alike: Far from a London-centric dilution of its former holiday camp self, this new Bloc incarnation promises to channel the impeccable production values of the Pleasure Gardens team to reveal a magical world of art installation wonder. I really can't wait! |
Massive Work
Posted By: Gemma on 04/07/12
The 2012 resurrection of the German techno scene stalwart Sub Static label continues apace with label Papa Falko Brocksieper's solo release counterpart to Mama Mia Grobelny's Arcane May comeback, the aptly titled Excellent Upload. With a found footage video evoking a suitably grimy old school techno vibe, the Excellent Upload title (along with similarly inclined B-side Epic Share) succinctly sums up what it means to release a techno record in 2012, where the former sense of satisfaction and achievement in sending slices of sumptuous vinyl out to find their home has now been reduced to a stream of two-word reviews under a set of cheapo freebie digital files: The blurb on Falko's website also tells us that: Personally, I can't think of any artist that I want to hear 26 EPs from – and herein perhaps lies part of the problem behind modern day dance music's inherent disposability. For if techno has become this entirely computer-bound production line, churning out endless digital audio for immediate upload to the web, how is the poor end consumer to decide what is actually worth paying for? On the flipside, people have occasionally been known to criticise Border Community for the paucity of our output and the lengthy wait between releases. But between you and me: a label which releases less music overall, but where each of those releases is a heartfelt, meaningful artistic statement in its own right, is the only sort of record label that I want to be part of. |
Take your brain to another Dimension
Posted By: Gemma on 25/06/12
Over the last few summers, Croatia's sun-kissed Adriatic coast has put itself on the summer party scene map in a serious way, with a bewildering array of pop-up festival possibilities in romantic locations along the coast all through the summer. The only problem is choosing just where in Croatia you should splash your festival cash. Last year, our earnest sound sculptor James Holden made a point of stopping off at the homegrown Hartera Festival set in the magical ruin of a 150-year old paper factory in the town of Rijeka, where we would have happily spent the whole weekend, had duty not beckoned us elsewhere. This year it is Nathan Fake's turn to represent at the more international Dimensions Festival in Pula, a back-to-back offshoot of annual bass music convention Outlook that books up their dramatic Fort Punta Christo location for a bonus follow-on weekend from the 6th – 9th September. With stages located within the crumbling remains of the actual fort as well as down on the beach and (for an extra fee) on a selection of limited capacity label-hosted boats, the festival takes full advantage of Croatia's more laidback approach to the preservation of their national heritage, allowing you to get up close and personal with the 19th century fortifications in a way which would never be permitted in the UK. And the techno-tinged line-up that they have drafted in for the occasion looks suitably monumental, including Four Tet, John Talabot, Gold Panda, Alexander Nut, Petar Dundov, Iration Steppas, Andrew Weatherall, Mala, Floating Points, Roman Flugel, Mount Kimbie, Carl Craig's 69 Live project, Lone, Midland, Pearson Sound, Ben UFO, Surgeon, Shackleton, Theo Parrish, Kode 9, Joy Orbison, Jimmy Edgar, Auntie Flo, Axel Boman, Space Dimension Controller, Tom Middleton, Cassy, Marcel Dettmann, Ben Klock, Joel Mull, Morgan Geist, Motor City Drum Ensemble, 2562, Addison Groove, Blawan, Boddika, Fatima, Funkineven, Kassem Mosse, Koreless, Kyle Hall, Loefah, Pangaea, Pinch, Zed Bias, Scuba and Moodymann. Phew. Your basic weekend ticket starts at ÂŁ120 plus booking fee, with a whole range of accomodation and travel options to be arranged to your own tastes on top of that, as well as the afore-mentioned extra boat parties (head to the Dimensions website for their handy total required budget guide). But for those not short on cash or time, there is even a double-whammy combined Outlook and Dimensions tickets option for ÂŁ230 (as long as you can handle a few duplicate names on the preceding weekend's Outlook line-up), making for one serious rave marathon. |
Perfect Pitch
Posted By: Gemma on 14/06/12
A pdf of set-times for Amsterdam's perfectly poised Pitch Festival landed in my inbox this afternoon, so like all good Dutch fanboys I took this opportunity to plan out our full festival movements a good three weeks ahead of the event. The city's Westergasfabriek (already familiar from the Awakenings techno extravaganzas) opens its doors on 6th July, but as we won't be arriving until the next day (Mr Nathan Fake for one has a date with London's Bloc Festival on Friday 6th July) the first evening of festivities can be relayed in simple punch-packing list form: Martyn, The Gaslamp Killer, Mount Kimbie, James Blake, Azari & III, Kode 9, Jacques Greene, Modeselektor, Sbtrkt, Benga, Machinedrum, I-F and Maya Jane Coles. (If you need to know further specifics, the mother pdf has all of the answers.) On to the Saturday 7th when our flight gets in from London, though sadly not in time to catch the head-to-head clash between congotronic superstars Konono No.1 on the 150 Stage and hi-fi hedonists Blondes in the Transformator Huis. That difficult decision gives way to sure thing Nosaj Thing and his video-art-gasm at 17:30, leading on to fellow LA-LA-lander The Gaslamp Killer's second psychedelic appearance of the weekend: Austria's Elektro Guzzi are on hand at 20:00 to give their personal take on the electronica-with-live-instruments brief, followed by a healthy portion of visceral physicality from our favourite London-based synth-and-drum duo (and former Luke Abbott-fiddlers) Rocketnumbernine over in the Westerunie at 22:00, putting up a noble fight in the mammoth soundclash against noisy comedian Mr Oizo's coincimental 150 Stage set. Past midnight, things get serious as names like Mala, Mosca, Jackmaster and Kutmah make a brave bid for your attention, but our loyal Netherlands massive will surely be firmly planted in the Gashouder for the remainder of the night, as local manchild Jorn Liefdeshuis' DJ bricolage leads into the music-for-dancing-to dream team of Ghostly apparition (and fellow addition to the Luke Abbott-fiddling register) Gold Panda, Iceni warrior Nathan Fake, and our in-house primal reprogrammer James Holden holding forth right through to the early hours. Looks somewhat unmissable from where I am sitting, so it is lucky that there are still plenty of weekend and day tickets available to buy via the Pitch website. Alstublieft. |
Iceni Uprising
Posted By: Gemma on 12/06/12
It is suddenly all systems go for our Norfolk smasher Nathan Fake, whose gloriously exuberant Iceni Strings single was unleashed yesterday on 12″ vinyl and the mp3 / wav / flac digital holy trinity. The burbling organic A-side has been whetting your appetite for several weeks now over on our Soundcloud profile, notching up over 17,000 plays in the process, but now the full release – including bonus blistering b-sides Sense Head and Bauxite Dream – has been sent out to occupy a slot in your favourite record shops, where it patiently awaits your earliest attention: And as the late August release date of his eagerly-anticipated nostalgically-titled 'Steam Days' full album accelerates ever closer, it is time for Nathan to haul his intensely physical one-man live set out onto the road, offering a sneak preview of the album delights to come throughout the summer and well on into autumn with the motherload of live dates, including his Eat Your Own Ears backed London album launch party at CAMP on 30th August (try Ticketweb or Seetickets for tickets). Non-Londoners meanwhile can hopefully catch up with him at one of these upcoming worldwide Fake-shakedowns: 22nd June: Razzmatazz, Barcelona, Spain The Iceni who lend their name to this new single meanwhile were an Iron Age Celtic tribe from Nathan's home county of Norfolk, who famously rose up against their former Roman allies led by their iconic tribal warrior queen Boudica. And any British readers looking to get their history further up to speed than this rather confused Wikipedia article can manage should head over to Channel 4's 4oD site now, where you will discover a handy Time Team Special on Boudica's Lost Tribe (aka The Iceni) there for the streaming. |
Cosmic Ordering
Posted By: Gemma on 26/04/12
It is no secret that we are quite possibly the biggest fans of the Etienne Jaumet-shaped half of French electricity-and-drum beat combo Zombie Zombie, having called in his truly cosmic remix services (complete with bonus saxophone!) on fellow Etienne-fancier Luke Abbott's spinetingling Brazil single. And we just can't resist inviting the lovable synthtopian along in the flesh for special guest performance duties whenever we are able to squeeze him into one of our infamous Border Community nights, like the forthcoming get-together for Paris' ME.006 Rendez-Vous festival on 28th June, when Etienne provides local support to a core Border Community cast of James Holden, Nathan Fake, Fairmont, Kate Wax and Wesley Matsell. (Tickets for the Cabaret Sauvage event are, incidentally, on sale now for 28 Euros from Digitick). But we also have a lot of time for his undead partner-in-crime, fellow vegetarian Zombie Cosmic Neman (they only eat humans, apparently), who splits his drumming energies between his twin duos Zombie Zombie and Herman Dune. And today it is the selections of Neman that are filling our ears via his recent contribution to their home label stable Versatile's occasional podcast series, a suitably eclectic yet undeniably motorik affair that hovers effortlessly between the twin monoliths of rock and electronic music, earning the Border Community stamp of approval right next to Versatile's unwavering open-minded affirmation. Head on over to Soundcloud for your free download: |
Brazil Nuts
Posted By: Gemma on 25/04/12
After an absence of what can only be described as too long, our lord of the dance James Holden finally makes his long-awaited return to Brazil this May care of Red Bull Music Academy for the occasion of the Sonar crew's Sao Paulo export edition over the weekend of 11th-12th May. Following a brief (and equally long-awaited) Argentinian detour via Buenos Aires' Bahrein club on Friday 11th, James touches down in Sao Paulo on Saturday 12th to join an illustrious line-up on the SonarVillage stage that includes brother-in-music-for-dancing-to Four Tet, slick soundscaper Flying Lotus, looney tunesmith Seth Troxler and, representing Warp's bulging teenage division, Glasgow's Rustie. Elsewhere across the complex names like John Talabot, Mogwai, Jeff Mills, Squarepusher, James Blake, Alva Noto & Ryuchi Sakamoto, Modeselektor and Justice may entice you towards the other Saturday stages, whilst Bjork, Hudson Mohawke, Austra, Chromeo, Gui Boratto and Skream on the Friday make a convincing case for getting a ticket for the whole weekend. A full list of set times can already be found on the Sonar Sao Paulo website, as well as details of this year's extra-curricular SonarCinema selections: click here to go directly to the official ticketing site. |
Cleric Clark
Posted By: Gemma on 05/04/12
The caverns of Village Underground are the venue for Saturday night's midnight mass with Warp prophet Clark, who presents the latest gospel of his Iradelphic album to the assembled congregation in celebration of its last-Monday release date. And who better to preside over proceedings than our own manly IDM disciple Nathan Fake in a very able live support role, presenting a tantalising glimpse of brave new future Fake-jams to come. With a further warm-up live set from Letherette, and Kutmah and Rival Consoles on DJ duties, the Soundcrash crew are making a whole night of it: which at just ÂŁ12.50 in advance (final tickets available here) doesn't sound like bad value at all! Clark's weighty 'Iradelphic' tome is available in your shops right now on vinyl and cd, or grab the mp3s from Bleep (who else?) right away for some last-minute fan-boy swotting up in advance of Saturday night's holy communion. But if you would prefer to try before you buy, the high church of Intelligent Dance Music (Warp) have added a free mp3 download link to the description page of this Youtube stream of album newie 'Com Touch' for taster purposes. And rather rhapsodic it is too: |
They're going to a land down under
Posted By: Gemma on 14/03/12
Next week we'll packing three of our finest off to a land down under to make their respective Australian performance debuts as part of the Border Community tour juggernaut, which makes its first scheduled stop at Melbourne's Brown Alley for promoters Electric Owl on 23rd March (tickets available now from the very Australian sounding Moshtix): Stowed on board will be Norfolk's premier synth nerd Luke Abbott, all psyched up to give the organitronic delights of his Holkham Drones debut album their first ever Antipodean airing, as well as a tantalising sniff of some future release action soon to come. Canadian troubadour Fairmont will also be present on live vocal electronica duties, slipping seamlessly back into his solo incarnation following his decidedly Manc-tinged band Bishop Morocco's Texan excursion to this week's SXSW newmediapocalypse. And finally, hitching a ride in the tour DJ seat is resident selector extraordinaire Avus and his bulging record bag, his own latest greatest Moog anthems (his recent Staring Into One Eye EP for Shabu, say?) nuzzling up against the choicest acid and tech produce that his local wax dealer Vinyl Underground has to offer. And the next day (March 24th) the whole tour shebang motors on up to Sydney's Chinese Laundry, to do it all over again: Realistically, even the most dedicated of Border Commies (and in this field there is quite some competition!) isn't going to make it over to Australia to follow them, but that doesn't stop you from taking advantage of the free Avus mix which the Novel Events crew have been spreading across the internet in tour anticipation, downloadable from Soundcloud or streamable right away from our own Mixcloud profile as befits your own personal audio predilections. A veritable Border Community bonanza awaits, featuring Oz-bound tour mates Fairmont and Luke Abbott, Welsh white wizard Wesley Matsell's contribution to Petter's party-minded Studio Barnhus outfit, an Extrawelt salt rub of Bomb The Bass and of course the freshest meat from Avus himself: Tracklist: Luke meanwhile has promised me pictures and a tour diary guest blog upon the intrepid trio's safe return: watch this space. |
Three is the magic number
Posted By: Gemma on 13/02/12
The musically and mathematically inclined trio of our own sometime Oxford-educated James Holden, reformed Manc-mathematician Kieran Hebden (otherwise numerically known as Four Tet) and ongoing PhD producer Dan Snaith (driving force of the Caribou machine) do rather relish any opportunity to play in one other's presence. The challenge of course is trying to pin the three of them down in one place on the same date, such is the jetset nature of their respective touring schedules… Kieran Hebden managed to make three legendary days of it back in November 2010 when he rolled his personally-curated bus tour out around the UK, stuffing our own James Holden and Nathan Fake onto a bill (and a tour bus) that also included the vital and visceral Rocketnumbernine synth-and-drums experience alongside the full Caribou band in all of its adorable glory and his own Four Tet live incarnation: Dan Snaith repeated the feat last December when the trio were reconvened during the rehearsals for the Caribou Vibration Ensemble musical love-in which topped off the band's Sunday curation of ATP's Nightmare Before Christmas, drafting in Kieran's sampler support and James' modular synth meltdown as well as additional drums from Ahmed Yeasayer (lately professionally known as Sinkane) and a full Canadian horn section to beef up their usual four piece to truly psychedelic proportions: Your average humble promoter meanwhile usually has to settle for just two out of three – which in itself is no mean feat, and a task best left to the truly tenacious. London party planners Warm certainly fall into this category, having finally managed to lock down the full all-night-long DJ services of both James Holden and Dan 'Caribou' Snaith for this Saturday 18th February at the Bussey Warehouse in London's Peckham. Tickets predictably flew out in a flash so this is already technically sold out, with just 100 extra bonus tickets which the Facebook event page assures us will be available on the door for early arrivals from 10pm. (Flyer by the visually succinct Jack Featherstone, whose favoured colour palette has also recently graced the Another Land series of impeccable Border Community EPs from Avus, Margot and most recently Fairmont…) The patience of Leeds' Wax:On is also to be rewarded on 3rd March, when James Holden and Four Tet have committed to be DJ battle buddies for an evening at the city's Mint Warehouse. Leeds is long overdue a Holden-fix, so any Yorkshire-based fans of music-for-dancing-to had better secure their ÂŁ10 early bird tickets from Ticketarena pretty quickly to make sure that they don't end up on the sharp end of another sell out: NOTE FROM JAMES: James was totally blown away by the musicianship of every single one of his new-found Caribou Vibration Ensemble bandmates during their intensive week of rehearsals-leading-on-to-the-live-shows, and as soon as he got home he made sure to track down the respective solo and side projects of Sinkane, Kyle Brenders and Enon. He strongly advises that you do the same. |
Gelukkig Nieuwjaar!
Posted By: Gemma on 19/12/11
Christmas edges inexorably closer, which means that New Years Eve is just around the corner – but you still just about have time to get in on our two room takeover of Amsterdam's Melkweg this December 31st (tickets still available for 40 Euros from Ticketmaster): Leave the festive frenzy where it belongs in 2011, and start 2012 as you mean to go on in the company of none other than: master of Shamanic ceremonies James Holden! DJ-come-lately Apparat! Norfolk knob-twiddler Nathan Fake! Rave Buffalo Luke Abbott! Synth-and-sax synergist Etienne Jaumet! Weird wonder Kate Wax! Welsh mystic Wesley Matsell! And last but by no means least, man-about-Amsterdam-town Jorn Liefdeshuis! Of course, the hardest part will be choosing between the two competing rooms of music-for-dancing-to, not to mention the BC-approved film selections showing in the Melkweg's in-house cinema area. So perhaps a few set times would help you plan your New Years Eve manoeuvres down to the letter: The Max: Old Hall: Or better still, in the spirit of our roaming party mentor An'Unexpectacle, make no plans, and wander aimlessly through the Melkweg complex taking delight wherever you may find it. In the meantime, how about some prescribed listening to fill your between days festive downtime until the big event? Apparat's 2010 DJ-Kicks patchwork provides the perfect preparation for one of his rare DJ outings, jostling for a place in your Spotify queue alongside more recent releases from brothers-in-synth Luke Abbott (the invigorating Brazil) and Etienne Jaumet (the brooding Satori). Miss Kate Wax meanwhile will also be stepping out of her usual Dust Collision live orbit to don her DJ cloak of danceability, whose delights might best be previewed in her latest podcast outing for the mighty Drowned In Sound – the grandiosely titled influence-spanning Monolith For The Blues: |
Listening Hobbits
Posted By: Gemma on 16/12/11
Over the considerable months since the release of Luke Abbott's Holkham Drones debut album, Luke has amassed quite a collection of celebrity fans. Mr Gold Panda of course recently lent his remix support to the Brazil incursion, but the Lucky Shiner was actually one of the first Abbott-maniacs to come out of the woodwork, proclaiming his early allegiance to the 'Holkham Drones' cause via one of his erratic Twitter incarnations before cementing that commitment by putting Luke forward as his own personal tip in The Guardian's collection of fantasy Mercury Music Prize nominations. Said same Guardian article saw the Celeb-stakes somewhat raised, when lead singer of Domino's Cumbrian ambassadors Wild Beasts Hayden Thorpe matched the Panda's Mercury tip with their own Abbott-endorsement: "Abbott is a wizard with noise. If Britain had a Pitchfork then surely he would be its darling." But now the bar has been set to record-breaking heights as none other than Elijah Wood himself has stepped into the fray, as Luke explained yesterday on his blog: "Elijah Wood of cinematic fame has made his bid in the race to become my most high profile fan". Elijah spoke out on his love for 'Holkham Drones' in this video posted on the blog of America's Fuse.TV with an on-the-button summary: "warm, analogue-sounding bedroom electronica. I love it. It's so good." Curiously, loyal readers may remember that this isn't the first appearance that Elijah has made on this blog, previously popping up as an addendum to one of Luke Abbott's hobbit jokes with his opinions on The MFA's The Difference It Makes, a track which he was rather less keen on… |
Posted By: Gemma on 15/12/11
The digital files sneaked out a while ago now, but the all-important hard vinyl currency of Luke Abbott's awesome Brazil single package is set to hit your shops this Monday 19th December (just in time for Christmas!), complete with new even more danceable Slow Version, typically top drawer remixes from Gold Panda and Etienne Jaumet, and bombastic bonus Luke Abbott original Grumble. But as if that wasn't goodness enough to kick off the festive season, to top it all off we have just unleashed this accompanying multimedia video gem, a suitably lyrical collaboration between Luke himself, his artist-photographer girlfriend Katherine Mager and their poet friend Sam Riviere. Filmed in Norfolk, Norwich, Brighton and London, the video superimposes Sam's words as subtitles to subtly-moving snapshots of the British seaside in its "attempt to investigate the invisible connections between people and objects", to curiously uplifting effect: Brazil is Katherine Mager's first ever music video outing, but you may already be familiar with her previous Border Community / Luke Abbott related work for the floral cover of Luke's Whitebox Stereo EP: She also provided Luke's current set of special press photos, of which this shot has proved to be particularly iconic: Particularly observant Norfolkers may even have stumbled across her previous solo exhibitions at Art in the Underbelly and the Norwich Art Centre, the latter of which went so far as to name her 'Norfolk Photographer of the Year' in 2008. For more information on Katherine Mager's previous and future projects, head on over to her occasionally updated blog. Sam Riviere meanwhile is a name that may be new to anyone who isn't a regular on the burgeoning young British poet scene, but now is as good a time as any for your induction into his world. Based between London and Norwich, Sam has previously had his poems published in The Guardian and The Spectator, as well as starring in his own New Poets pamphlet for Faber + Faber in 2010. Sam also co-edits the poetry and illustraion anthology Stop Sharpening Your Knives, and is currently occupied on a series of poems entitled 81 Austerities, to be gradually unveiled via his own thoroughly modern Tumblr blog. |
Posted By: Gemma on 30/11/11
Those Border Community get-togethers have been coming thick and fast of late, and you know there is nothing we like more than collecting up our nearest, dearest, latest and greatest all in one place for a night of goodwill-to-all-men happy clappy hedonism. The latest outlet has been provided by Hamburg's Popmondial promoters, who have secured the services of recent Luke Abbott rearranger Gold Panda to top off a decidedly Border Community-themed line-up that includes master of shamanic ceremonies James Holden, electronic buffalo Luke Abbott (whose Brazil just hit the mp3 stands, with the vinyl soon to follow) and the equal parts haunting and haunted Kate Wax (whose Dust Collision is now all around us on vinyl, CD and mp3), with the eager and most able support of young, British and electronic Seams thrown in for good measure: Indeed, so bursting with goodness is this line-up that it has now spilled over into a second club floor, the neighbouring Neidklub, where the early doors live shows of Seams and Kate Wax will be running from 11pm, with the Panda taking over on the main Baalsaal dancefloor from 1pm. Entrance to both zones is of course included in your original Play.Me ticket price in true Reeperbahn crawl-friendly fashion (and if you haven't got your ticket yet, then you had better snap one up here pronto). And the full programme runs something like this: Floor 1 (Baalsaal): Floor 2 (Neidklub): Music-for-dancing-to doesn't come much better than this little lot. And rumour has it that a certain Mr Nathan Fake has already been booked in for Popmondial's next Play.Me club session – those lucky Hamburgers… |


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Jan 26, 2013
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