turns out the Uniform site has been down for a while and seeing as i had my eyes and ears on another sound project, i had no bloody idea !….is back up and running now though, so apology to all for being abit rubbish on the net front….

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have decided to delete the forum entirely…..the forum and format worked well for the old site but just doesn’t work with the current layout….we’re looking in to new ways of discussing/arguing (there’s a wp plugin called ‘Disqus’ which looks promising) and we’ll let people know once its up and running

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still afew tweaks need doing here and there but we’re attempting to re-introduce the forum back onto the new site since we started getting into meaty discussions on sonic art shenanigans on the old forum….current forum looks alittle twee by comparison to the other but bear with us and we’ll hopefully get it up to scratch

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back from performing at the Sonic City festival in Kortrijk, Belgium, curated by Dalek…..fantastic lineup : Earth, Charles Hayward, Zu, Action Beat (my new fave band), Guapo, Oddettee, Subtitle and a whole load of others….absolutely cracking event….well done to Dalek and all the guys at De Kreun for making it happen…

4th & 5th april 2009, Kortrijk, Belgium. Curated by Dalek.

performance/installation/video/sound 

artists include mark greenwood, germseed, stephen cornford, bill leslie & nathan walker,

10 half-hour sets at the elevator gallery in london on the 1st august 2008, 7pm-late.

paying bar, free entry!

elevator gallery, 

mother studios,  queens yard,

hackney wick, e9. 

get dem in!

going full knacker on the Ear Cinema project (which now has its own site at www.earcinema.co.uk)….will be ready to perform at the ICA Gallery in october and the Arnolfini Gallery in november….will reveal all soon

as you know, Wet Sounds the underwater sound festival 6th – 19th July 08 is happening.

i have submitted one track “seabed” so you can hear that it sounds unique and its way of listening to the sounds reminds me of the isolation tank, dedicated to Albert Hofmann (January 11, 1906 – April 29, 2008)

A last drink proved one too many for a 78-year-old Swede who fell asleep while trying to row home – from Denmark.

Reports say the man had been drinking in the Danish town of Helsingor but found he did not have enough money for the ferry home to Sweden.

Instead of waiting until morning, he stole a dinghy and tried to row the 5km (three miles) across the Oresund Strait to Helsingborg, police said.

But he fell asleep half way and drifted until he was rescued by the coastguard.

The man, who has not been named, was found still asleep in the bottom of the boat, and towed back across the strait – a busy shipping lane – to Denmark.

He was put on the next ferry home after he had sobered up, writes the Danish news service Ritzau.

Police said the owner of the dinghy had decided not to press charges, Reuters reports.