The first is the NYC debut of Kara Blake's 2009 documentary "The Delian Mode", which explores the life and work of electronic music pioneer Delia Derbyshire, the woman behind the distinctive Doctor Who theme music created at the BBC in the early 1980s. The film provides a glimpse into Derbyshire's creative process and supports her slowly growing notoriety as an innovative and influential figure in the history of electronic music.

Director Mika Taanila's "The Future Is Not What It Used To Be" finds a truly visionary subject in Erkki Kurenniemi , a Finnish scientist, artist, musician, film-maker, theorist and all-round cybernetic pioneer. The documentary includes footage of the unique DIMI-instruments developed by Kurenniemi, and segments from unfinished experimental short films from the 1960s. "The Future Is Not What It Used To Be" is a film about the 1960s avant-garde in music and film, the early history of microcomputers and the open questions of 21st century science.

The films screenings will be repeated on Friday 12th at 6:30 pm. Entry is free.

This followed Groupshow's marathon performance with the Warhol film "Empire", a display of great music, not to mention endurance. As one audience member commented: "It sounds like New York itself."

The festival now continues for another full week of diverse and unexpected music, panel discussions and workshops. Check out the program, and make sure to come.

The shows in Walter Reade Theater tonight will now see Max Loderbauer of nsi. perform in a duo with Sasu Ripatti (Vladislav Delay, Luomo, Uusitalo). Carl Craig will perform as scheduled.

At Bunker at 5am, instead of Tobias Freund, Sasu Ripatti will also perform, as Uusitalo.

These changes have been made due to the fact Tobias Freund had to cancel his New York shows.

This commissioned project is part of Unsound's Warhol Series, all about revisiting Andy Warhol's film work via music and video art.

During Unsound Festival New York, Lillevan will move across New York with his video equipment filming the faces of New Yorkers, adding them to his growing bank of screen tests. Throughout the festival, these screen tests will be screened on the media wall in the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center. Lillevan will also use the material to perform live visuals on 12.10.2010, during one of the Bunker's Unsound club nights.

Also as part of the Warhol Series, Carl Craig will perform live music with Warhol's film "Blowjob" and nsi. with "Kiss." This event will take place in the Walter Reade Theatre on 5.02.2010. Both artists are currently very busy in their studios with a mass of analogue gear, working out their performances - exciting news indeed.

Finally, Groupshow will perform with Warhol's 8-hour long "Empire" in Le Poisson Rouge on 6.02.2010, from midday until 8pm. What's more, it's totally FREE.

See you soon, at Unsound Festival New York.

W zamierzeniu, album miał oddać różnorodność samego festiwalu, znalazło się więc na nim całe panoptikum współczesnej muzyki: od awangardy współczesnej muzyki poważnej i improwizowanej muzyki eksperymentalnej, po surowy Acid House, kunsztowne techno, wibrujący, głęboki Dub i frywolne Disco. „Unsound Festival New York Sampler” jest pierwszą płytą, na której ukazały się nagrania Solid State Transmitters (zespół tworzą niemiecki porducent Sebastian Meissner i polska grupa Kwartludium) i długo wyczekiwany debiut producencki pupila nowojorskiej publiczności, Dereka Plaslaiko; oprócz wspomnianych utorów na płycie znalazły się nowe nagrania Statica, DJ ‘a Qu, Zeniala, i duetu Blondes; pojawiają się na niej też luminarz stylu Detroit Carl Craig, tytan polskiego tech-house’u Jacek Sienkiewicz, białoruski dubstepper Pavel Ambiont i pochodzący z Nowego Jorku FaltyDL.

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