JournalJournalhttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2010-02-11T22:53:55ZSquarespaceNON GROUP ON HOMOPHONIhttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2010/2/11/non-group-on-homophoni.html[Your Name Here]2010-02-11T22:47:23Z2010-02-11T22:47:23Z"Double Negative," a new composition of appropriation is now available on Homophoni.

Link: http://homophoni.com/homo039.html

]]>PHOTOS AND MIXES ADDEDhttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2010/1/26/photos-and-mixes-added.html[Your Name Here]2010-01-26T16:05:58Z2010-01-26T16:05:58ZI've added two new pages, a "Photos" page highlighting a small collection of photographs from past performances and a "Mixes" page in the "Music Downloads" section offering an ever-growing archive of mixes under my Linear A moniker. Mixes 001 and 002 are available now and shift from hyperkinetic dance music to droned improv and everywhere in between. I hope you enjoy. 

Photos

Mixes

]]>UPCOMING PERFORMANCEShttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2009/11/3/upcoming-performances.html[Your Name Here]2009-11-03T16:07:44Z2009-11-03T16:07:44ZA few upcoming November shows in the works. More will be posted as details are sorted out.

Monday, November 23rd, 8:00 PM

@ Now That's Class

with He Can Jog and Jeremy Bible

 

 

]]>VDSQ RECORDShttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2009/10/9/vdsq-records.html[Your Name Here]2009-10-10T00:40:06Z2009-10-10T00:40:06ZThe VDSQ (Vin du Select Qualitite) Records website is up and the first three volumes in the series (Joshua Blatchley, Mark McGuire, and Chirs Brokaw) are now available! I recommend snagging them all before they're gone, and keep an eye open for the next batch!

http://www.vdsqrecords.com/

]]>RECENT SOLO GUITAR VIDEOShttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2009/9/3/recent-solo-guitar-videos.html[Your Name Here]2009-09-03T17:50:27Z2009-09-03T17:50:27ZI've collected three recent performance videos--two from a wonderful house concert featuring myself, Mark McGuire and Jeff Host and an short excerpt from a performance at Fukugan Gallery in Osaka, Japan.

Live in Cleveland, August 2009 (Part 1)

Live in Cleveland, August 2009 (Part 2)

Live in Osaka, May 2008 (Excerpt)

 

 

]]>NEW POETRY ON DEAR SIR,http://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2009/8/19/new-poetry-on-dear-sir.html[Your Name Here]2009-08-19T14:08:31Z2009-08-19T14:08:31ZThe wonderful "Dear Sir," poetry journal has posted two recent poems entitled "I sound like this, you sound like that" and "I called home and said, 'I like it here very much,'" respectively. The poems' source material was a body of written and recorded work collected during a stay in Japan and The Netherlands. Using a Max/MSP patch, the written bodies (poems, journal entries, etc.) were reformed by the frequencies of field recordings in an attempt to reconcile the expressionistic word with a heard truth. At the bottom of the page is a collage of utilized field recordings called "My Picture Take My Picture". I've included a download link to the recording in the "Poetry" section of the website.

http://www.dearsir.org/sites_content/currentissue.html

]]>NEW TAPE RELEASE ON STUNNED AS FABRIChttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2009/8/10/new-tape-release-on-stunned-as-fabric.html[Your Name Here]2009-08-10T18:40:24Z2009-08-10T18:40:24ZMy collection "Late Clothes" has been released as Stunned no. 44 with Sparkling Wide Pressure on the flip-side. The collection spans almost four years and includes some of my little heard works for synthesizer, computer, and guitar. It's a real treat to be represented by Stunned, and I hope you enjoy. The tape can be purchased through the link below.

Link to Stunned Records Page

Label description: "An ear tuned toward the miniature sounds that form the larger patchwork of heard Existence. A summoning of the shadows that hang everywhere, yet are never noticed. Hard describing what is ultimately an indescribable and most welcome collection of enviro-tactile play here by Cleveland’s best kept secret. Matthew Mullane is the polymathic alter ego behind Fabric, who delivers ‘Late Clothes’ as an integral part of a broader stroke in the approach to his craft. This includes museum curation & advocacy, live performance, academic writing and publishing poetry. This side also arrives after 4 years of field recording and six-string development, working from a spectrum of sound sources that stake out common ground in REM sleep-syntax. Carefully experiencing each successive piece on ‘Late Clothes’ reveals the simultaneous presence of distant memories and intimate sounds, co-operating toward truly hypnagogic ends."


 

]]>UPCOMING RELEASEShttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2009/7/31/upcoming-releases.html[Your Name Here]2009-07-31T15:33:02Z2009-07-31T15:33:02ZHello all, I have a few exciting projects that are about to see the light of day.

Out sometime next year is a solo guitar LP on VDSQ entitled "Once Was, Is Once Again."

A split cassette with Sparkling Wide Pressure under my "Fabric" moniker on Stunned Records.

Two new poems and a field recording collection from the Austria-based "Dear, Sir" journal.

 I'm very much looking forward to the release of each of these projects, and I'll be sure to keep you updated as to when they are available.

 

 

 

]]>NEW MUSIC DOWNLOADShttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2009/5/10/new-music-downloads.html[Your Name Here]2009-05-10T00:00:43Z2009-05-10T00:00:43ZI've added a new "Music Download" section with links to pieces from my archive. The first is "If Move, Remove If", a loose compositional space based upon action, reaction and inaction between two players and a dynamic video projection. The piece was recorded live in November of 2008 in Hiram, Ohio. I hope you enjoy. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to e-mail me or leave a message on the site. Thanks.

]]>Inaugurationhttp://www.matthewmullane.com/journal/2009/4/15/inauguration.html[Your Name Here]2009-04-15T23:19:24Z2009-04-15T23:19:24ZA small digital hut for my music and writing of past and free downloads of projects to come. Thanks for visiting.

 

--Matthew

 

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