Member Since: 2/19/2006
Band Website: youtube.com/hyperedit
Band Members:
Mike Czech
Ben Reppulst
Fran Tickley
Sam Pull
Edit Ted
Rich Peeps
St. Even Quill
Influences: Negativland, National Cynical Network (NCN), Workeshoppe Radio Phonik...
And I'm a proud member of the...
...it's an email newsgroup for audiophiles, culture jammers, and electronic cut-and-paste collage artists which began as a Negativland fan club.
I immediately began supporting the troops. I put yellow ribbons up around my house. Literally everywhere (On my bedposts, on trees outside, on the mailbox pole (17 of them!)! I took pictures of the yellow ribbons and sent those to the troops. Can you imagine how thrilled they must be to know my yellow ribbons are everywhere! Yellow ribbons! And ribbon stickers on the back of my car! The troops must be ecstatic to know of all my yellow ribbons! Imagine you are a young father or mother. You have been away from your family, your newborn kids, your young husband or wife, you havent seen them in months. You are scared shitless of every civilian around you, whom you are supposed to be protecting. You have to travel in crudely armored vehicles from here to there and you have no idea when youll be back home or if you are making any progress of any kind. Then, you get a picture of a yellow ribbon on a tree in Los Angeles! A picture of a yellow ribbon! Think of it! A yellow ribbon! How great is that? That must be an awesome feeling! Fuck, I wish I was one of the troops just so I could feel the greatness of knowing somebody put a fucking yellow fucking ribbon up in reference to me! Ribbons of Yellow!
-Bob Odenkirk
Sounds Like:
Collage art. Sampled sounds. Hyper-editing. Fun stuff.
I'm one guy, on my Mac, taking in (and often recording) a lot of electronic media on a daily basis. I use audio/video snippets to cobble together something finer, like a streetlight pole mosaic made from broken bits of stone, smashed glass, and fallen ceramics.
Record Label: Pooping Out Records (just kidding) (no, really)
Type of Label: None