(Catalogue no. 12296)
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| Title: |
More Destructive Than Organised |
| Artist: |
Andrew Duke |
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Special Offer |
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CDR |
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€ 3.10 |
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Title Description:
Andrew Duke has been recording and performing his own music, as well as producing and remixing others, since 1987. Andrew Duke selected discography: albums, EPs, compilation appearances, collaborations, remixes, online material, audio installations, and soundtracks Andrew Duke has been writing about music for various publications since 1981. He has been a columnist for Vice (New York/Montreal/London UK), Streetsound (New York), Weekly Dig (Boston MA), Eve (London UK), The Tuck Shop (London UK), Cognition (Halifax), and numerous other magazines. He has contributed to a number of magazines including Plastik (Poland), XZ (Belgrade), Magic Feet (Nottingham UK), House Of Techno (Paris), XLR8R (San Francisco), URB (Los Angeles), Exclaim (Toronto), The Wordly Remains (Los Angeles), More Sugar (New York), Angbase (Houston), Velocity (Halifax), Klublife (Toronto), and The Coast (Halifax). His writing has been reprinted in Serbian, Polish, French, and Italian. Since 1987, he has been producing and hosting Andrew Duke's In The Mix, a weekly show featuring guest DJs, interviews, new/classic electronic music, and giveaways. This program is syndicated to radio stations and Internet sites and has a growing worldwide audience. He is also the webmaster for the Cognition site and operates the Cognition Audioworks label and the Cognition Sound studio.
More Destructive Than Organized completes the Cycle that begun with Ashes and Ceremony (Cognition, 1994) and continued with Physical And Mental Health (Folding Cassettes/Dial, 2002). The series explores how we destroy ourselves and the world through our acts and obsessions, rituals and beliefs. While stress, illness, aging, and death are unavoidable, why do we insist on furthering our deterioration through conflict and overconsumption?
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