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People / Halfsleeper (Dilute / Chelsea Wolfe cover) by C.J. Boyd

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TFEH Midwinter Weirdo Drinking Fest: SIMON WHETHAM / T.J. BORDEN / BRITTLE YAMMER CHOIR at The Waverley Bar, Edinburgh: 8/12/22.

TFEH brings tidings of fumble & clunk to the Auld Reekie weirdo workers' Xmas do this Thursday with live sets by Simon Whetham, T.J. Borden & Brittle Yammer Choir (Euan Currie, Olivia Furey, Firas Khnaisser, Ali Robertson & Armin Sturm). Only fifteen tickets left so purchase with haste here!

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Music by: Alvin Lucier: Disappearances 2019 Mivos/Kanter String Quartet Composition Prize Winner Peter Kramer: Three Fragments Henry Threadgill: Sixfivetwo 2020 Mivos/Kanter String Quartet Composition Prize Winner Bethany Younge: Carving Our Wooden Bodies

Mivos Quartet are: Olivia De Prato & Maya Bennardo, violin Victor Lowrie Tafoya, viola T.J. Borden, cello http://mivosquartet.com

Videography & sound: H. Paul Moon Assistant videographer: Blair Kanghyuk Naujok

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tune into wlur at 4pm to catch this week's show. otherwise, there's always last week's show below! (ps- i also caught up with posting a handful of recent shows too so plenty to keep your ears occupied.)

no love for ned on wlur – may 20th, 2020 from 4-6pm

artist // track // album // label thee mightees // paranormal vacation // (bandcamp mp3) // (self-released) non la // not in love // not in love // kingfisher bluez lady legs // idle hands // off days // communicating vessels it thing // borrowed time // cassingle // under heat daniel romano's outfit // sweetheart like you // infidels // (self-released) daughter bat and the lip stings // how to make french toast // internet creeps cassette // under heat gen pop // hanging drum // 36 counties cassette // chapel of crimes parsnip // crossword cheater // adding up 7" // anti fade sustains // golden halo // sick ones cassette // hidden bay the molds // understandable // baby // (self-released) bloods // bring my walls down // feelings // share it peter charles macpherson // gone // dirty and rushed // cubbyhouse eleanor friedberger // the river // (bandcamp mp3) // (unreleased) jac berrocal, david fenech and vincent epplay // ice exposure // ice exposure // blackest ever black kaitlyn aurelia smith // the steady heart // the mosaic of transformation // ghostly international * ned milligan and john atkinson // plunko // call me when you can // fluid audio john truscinski // august closer // bridle path // open mouth patrick shiroishi, kyle motl and t.j. borden // hands clearly trembling // in this failing light // confront anna högberg attack // dansa margit // lena // omlott hideto sasaki and sekine toshiyuki quartet plus one // carole's garden // stop over // barely breaking even weldon irvine // i love you // sinbad // rca records label world quake band // on the one // everything is on the one // mad about mxmjoy // can man conquer it all // p.e.a.c.e // london field jean deaux featuring saba // moody // watch this! // empire elaquent featuring chester watson // airwalk // forever is a pretty long time // mello music happy spendy // feelings two // ready when you are ep // lost map ashley paul // window flower // window flower // takuroku edith frost // nothing comes around // nothing comes around ep // drag city * flowertown // rocks and air // flowertown ep // (self-released) constant smiles // save this house // psychic runners // (self-released) jade imagine // coastal pines // you remind me of something i lost cassette // milk!

* denotes music on wlur’s playlist

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Los Angeles Percussionist and Composer Ben Rempel Releases Debut EP "Desert Music" on Orenda Records

“You have to get over the color green; you have to quit associating beauty with gardens and lawns; you have to get used to an inhuman scale; you have to understand geological time.” –Wallace Stegner

Desert Music, the debut EP from Los Angeles percussionist Ben Rempel, is a fresh, inter-genre exploration of time at different scales. Through a combination of minimalist percussion compositions and improvisation by an ensemble of distinctive musicians, Desert Music reflects on the grand, hostile, fragile, and rough beauty in Southern California’s deserts.

Though this EP is a debut, Ben Rempel has already embraced a wide array of musical practices early in his career. He has immersed himself in studies of contemporary western classical music, free improvisation, jazz, Brazilian music, music and dance of West Africa and its diaspora, and cross-cultural collaborations. All these influences manifest organically in Rempel’s compositions and improvisational style, and coalesce into an especially mature voice for a maiden voyage recording.

At the core of Desert Music are several rhythmic cycles, which are manipulated through improvisation, phasing, polyrhythms, swing, and modulation. In “Spheres” and “Horizons,” these cycles orbit one another in low drums and gongs. The compositions “Geologic” and “Coyote” each center around a provoking rhythm cycle and are expanded through open-ended improvisation. The four tracks flow together seamlessly as one continuous work.

Comprising the rest of the ensemble are violinist Keir GoGwilt (of Mark Dresser’s quintet), cellist T.J. Borden (of the Mivos Quartet), bassist Jordan Morton, and percussionist Amy Cadle (who collaborates with samba masters Ailton Nunes and Dudu Fuentes). Co-producer John Burnett was a vital collaborator throughout the editing process.

In the desert we are confronted with the vastness of the earth, exposed landscapes, and an incomprehensible scale of time and space that is not human, but geologic. This debut EP presents an artist whose musical vision is as expansive as the desert, and launches a career dedicated to the exploration of layers of time, like the layers of our planet’s long and mysterious history.

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CONCERT + ARTIST TALK La Musa is an international transdisciplinary project for new contemporary and present music, art and culture initiated by Duo Muze - Diego Muné (AR) and Bernadette Zeilinger (AT), and currently touring with T.J. Borden (NY) La Musa presents a programme with own up-to-date works of professional musicians and artists at more than 100 events every year with music, sound sculptures, dance, live painting, literature, cinema, film music, silent movies & live music, boat concerts, exhibitions, workshops, master classes and so on at Schloss Schoenbrunn, Austrian National Library, Votivkirche, Otto-Wagner-Kirche, Ruprechtskirche, Konzerthaus, ORF RadioKulturhaus, Museumsquartier, Leopold Museum, WUK, Alte Schmiede, Porgy & Bess, Central Library, Japanese Embassy in Vienna, Ars Electronica Center in Linz, Stadtmuseum Munich, Museum of Modern Art in Olomouc, Belvedere Nettuno, Villa Adele Museo Archeologico in Anzio, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Villa Croce in Genoa, ​University Vienna, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland/ Music in Basel, University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham, University San Diego, Northern Arizona University and many other venues. La Musa is working in projects of scientific research and was collaborating with one of the biggest research centers: the CNR Pisa in Italy, where a team of doctors studied concerts of La Musa. Go.ETe _ Contemporary Flute Festival, CIMT _ Festival in Vienna, the ensemble ORCHIDEE and Orchidee _ Miniatur Fest, concert on board and more is part of La Musa’s playing schedule. Please join us from 7pm to 9pm for a concert and dialogue with the artists. Suggested donation 30-60 pesos. https://web.facebook.com/events/1968413946766388

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CONCERT + ARTIST TALK La Musa is an international transdisciplinary project for new contemporary and present music, art and culture initiated by Duo Muze - Diego Muné (AR) and Bernadette Zeilinger (AT), and currently touring with T.J. Borden (NY) La Musa presents a programme with own up-to-date works of professional musicians and artists at more than 100 events every year with music, sound sculptures, dance, live painting, literature, cinema, film music, silent movies & live music, boat concerts, exhibitions, workshops, master classes and so on at Schloss Schoenbrunn, Austrian National Library, Votivkirche, Otto-Wagner-Kirche, Ruprechtskirche, Konzerthaus, ORF RadioKulturhaus, Museumsquartier, Leopold Museum, WUK, Alte Schmiede, Porgy & Bess, Central Library, Japanese Embassy in Vienna, Ars Electronica Center in Linz, Stadtmuseum Munich, Museum of Modern Art in Olomouc, Belvedere Nettuno, Villa Adele Museo Archeologico in Anzio, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Villa Croce in Genoa, ​University Vienna, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland/ Music in Basel, University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham, University San Diego, Northern Arizona University and many other venues. La Musa is working in projects of scientific research and was collaborating with one of the biggest research centers: the CNR Pisa in Italy, where a team of doctors studied concerts of La Musa. Go.ETe _ Contemporary Flute Festival, CIMT _ Festival in Vienna, the ensemble ORCHIDEE and Orchidee _ Miniatur Fest, concert on board and more is part of La Musa's playing schedule. Please join us from 7pm to 9pm for a concert and dialogue with the artists. Suggested donation 30-60 pesos. https://web.facebook.com/events/1968413946766388

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Javon Patterson & Eli Johnson during spring practice. Photo by Steven Gagliano

Ole Miss junior offensive lineman Javon Patterson is an active volunteer in the Oxford/Lafayette County community. On Tuesday, he was recognized for his service, earning one of 108 spots on the 2017 Wuerffel Trophy watch list.

The Wuerffel Trophy, known as “College Football’s Premier Award for Community Service,” is presented annually by the All Sports Association in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Named after 1996 Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Danny Wuerffel from the University of Florida, the Wuerffel Trophy is awarded to the FBS player that best combines exemplary community service with athletic and academic achievement.

Patterson, who is also a nominee for the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, has mentored children with the Marks Project and Reading with the Rebels programs, has helped local families with meals at holiday time, visited patients in hospitals, assisted with flood relief in Baton Rouge and South Carolina, and volunteered with a blood drive and a “Caps for Kids” program. The marketing major from Petal, Mississippi, has also been a member of the NCAA Division I Football Recruiting Ad Hoc Working Group.

On the field, Patterson has been a valuable starter in the interior of the offensive line during his first two seasons in the Red and Blue. He was the only Rebel lineman to start every game last season (nine at left guard, three at center), while helping the Rebels lead the SEC in passing yards and achieve big wins over No. 11 Georgia and No. 8 Texas A&M. As a true freshman in 2015, his efforts contributed to the Rebels shattering most of the single-season offensive records and making the school’s first Sugar Bowl appearance (and win) since 1970.

Voting for the Wuerffel Trophy is performed by a National Selection Committee that includes college football television and print media, industry notables, former head coaches and prior Wuerffel Trophy recipients.  

Ole Miss’ Deterrian Shackelford won the 2014 Wuerffel Trophy.

Nominations for the Wuerffel Trophy are made by the respective universities’ sports information departments and will close Oct. 13.  A current list of nominees can be found at http://ift.tt/29QMOJq beginning Aug. 1. Semifinalists for the award will be announced Nov. 2, and finalists will be announced Nov. 22. 

The formal announcement of the 2017 recipient will be made at the National Football Foundation’s press conference in New York City on Dec. 5.

The presentation of the 2017 Wuerffel Trophy will occur at the 49th Annual All Sports Association Awards Banquet on Feb. 16, 2018, in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.

Past winners of the Wuerffel Trophy are Rudy Niswanger (LSU-2005), Joel Penton (Ohio State-2006), Paul Smith (Tulsa-2007), Tim Tebow (Florida-2008), Tim Hiller (W. Michigan-2009), Sam Acho (Texas-2010), Barrett Jones (Alabama-2011), Matt Barkley (USC-2012), Gabe Ikard (Oklahoma-2013), Deterrian Shackelford (Ole Miss-2014), Ty Darlington (Oklahoma-2015) and Trevor Knight (Texas A&M-2016).

The Wuerffel Trophy is a member of the National College Football Awards Association (NCFAA) which encompasses the most prestigious awards in college football. The 23 awards boast more than 800 years of tradition-selection excellence. Visit www.NCFAA.org to learn more.

2017 WUERFFEL TROPHY PRESEASON WATCH LIST (LISTED ALPHABETICALLY BY UNIVERSITY)

A.J. Coney, Akron, Senior, WR

Zach Guiser, Akron, Senior, DB

Minkah Fitzpatrick, Alabama, Junior, DB

Taylor Lamb, Appalachian State, Senior, QB

Jacob Alsadek, Arizona, Senior, OL

Tashon Smallwood, Arizona State, Senior, DL

Frank Ragnow, Arkansas, Senior, OL

Blaise Taylor, Arkansas State, Senior, DB/ST

Daniel Carlson, Auburn, Senior, PK

Vinnie Palazeti, Ball State, Senior, OL

Taylor Young, Baylor, Senior, LB

Brett Rypien, Boise State, Junior, QB

Fred Warner, BYU, Senior, LB

Raymond Davison, California, Senior, DL

Joe Ostman, Central Michigan, Senior, DL

Christian Wilkins, Clemson, Junior, DL

Derek McCartney, Colorado, Senior, LB

Zack Golditch, Colorado State, Senior, OL

Gabe Brandner, Duke, Senior, OL

Davon Grayson, East Carolina, Senior, WR

Jeremiah Harris, Eastern Michigan, Junior, DL

T.J. McCoy, Florida, Sophomore, OL

Devin Singletary, Florida Atlantic, Sophomore, RB

Alec Eberle, Florida State, Junior, OL

Jeb Blazevich, Georgia, Senior, TE

Aaron Davis, Georgia, Senior, DB

KeShun Freeman, Georgia Tech, Senior, DL

Noah Borden, Hawaii, Junior, LS/ST

Steven Dunbar, Houston, Senior, WR

Rashard Fant, Indiana, Senior, DB

Kayden Elliss, Idaho, Junior, LB

Josey Jewell, Iowa, Senior, LB

Joe Campos, Iowa State, Senior, OL

Joe Dineen, Jr., Kansas, Junior, LB

Dalton Risner, Kansas State, Junior, OL

Matt Bahr, Kent State, Junior, LB

Courtney Love, Kentucky, Senior, LB

Grant Horst, Louisiana, Senior, OL

Lamar Jackson, Louisville, Junior, QB

Danny Etling, LSU, Senior, QB

Ryan Yurachek, Marshall, Senior, TE

Adam Greene, Maryland, Senior, PK

Spencer Smith, Memphis, Senior, P

Demetrius Jackson, Miami, Junior, DL

Shaquille Quaterman, Miami, Sophomore, LB

James Gardner, Miami (Ohio), Junior, WR

Brent Stockstill, Middle Tennessee, Sophomore, QB

Ryan Santoso, Minnesota, Senior P

Gabe Myles, Mississippi State, Senior, WR

Corey Fatony, Missouri, Junior, P

Andrew Wood, Navy, Junior, OL

Drew Brown, Nebraska, Senior, PK

Austin Corbett, Nevada, Senior, OL

Austin Proehl, North Carolina, Senior, WR

A.J. Cole III, North Carolina State, Junior, P

Andy Flusche, North Texas, Senior, DL

Max Scharping, Northern Illinios, Junior, OL

Justin Jackson, Northwestern, Senior, RB

Tyler Newsome, Notre Dame, Senior, P

Drue Tranquill, Notre Dame, Senior, DB

Nic Weishar, Notre Dame, Senior, TE

Tracy Sprinkle, Ohio State, Senior, DL

Mason Rudolph, Oklahoma State, Senior, QB

Josh Marriner, Old Dominion, Senior, RB

Javon Patterson, Ole Miss, Junior, OL

Juwaan Williams, Oregon, Senior, DB

Marcus McMarion, Oregon State, Junior, QB

Trace McSorley, Penn State, Junior, QB

Brian O’Neill, Pitt, Junior, OL

David Blough, Purdue, Junior, QB

David Wells, San Diego State, Senior, TE

Nate Velichko, San Jose State, Senior, OL

Justin Lawler, SMU, Senior, DL

Tre Alford, South Alabama, Senior, DL

Antoine Wilder, South Carolina, Sophomore, LB

Harrison Phillips, Stanford, Senior, DL

Zack Mahoney, Syracuse, Senior, QB

Keith Kirkwood, Temple, Senior, WR

Todd Kelly, Jr., Tennessee, Senior, DB

Koda Martin, Texas A&M, Junior, OL

Gabe Schrade, Texas State, Senior, TE

Gabe Lloyd, Texas State, Senior, LB

James Sherman, Texas State, Junior, PK/P

Tyler Watts, Texas State, Junior, WR

Tryston Mizerak, Texas State, Senior, OL

Cody Thompson, Toledo, Senior, WR

Seth Calloway, Troy, Senior, DL

Parry Nickerson, Tulane, Senior, DB

Willie Wright, Tulsa, Junior, OL

Shaquem Griffin, UCF, Senior, LB

Kenny Young, UCLA, Senior, LB

Folorunso Fatukasi, UConn, Senior, DL

Adam Breneman, UMass, Senior, TE

Nico Falah, USC, Senior, OL

Auggie Sanchez, USF, Senior, LB

Chase Hansen, Utah, Junior, DB

Dallin Leavitt, Utah State, Senior, DB

Ryan Mata, UTEP, Junior, QB

Marcus Davenport, UTSA, Senior, DL

Tommy Openshaw, Vanderbilt, Senior, PK

Quin Blanding, Virginia, Senior, DB

Joey Slye, Virginia Tech, Senior, RB

Wendall Dunn, Wake Forest, Senior, DL

Azeem Victor, Washington, Senior, LB

Peyton Pelluer, Washington State, Senior, LB

Rob Dowdy, West Virginia, Sophomore, OL

Mike White, Western Kentucky, Senior, QB

Jamauri Bogan, Western Michigan, Junior, RB

Follow Ole Miss Football on Twitter (@OleMissFB), Facebook and Instagram. For more information, visit http://ift.tt/16ouVLF.

Courtesy of Ole Miss Sports 

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