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Anne Dudley - The Lexicon Of StringsInterview | One Two Testing, Dec 1983Anne Dudley rearranges the alphabet. | |||
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Art of Noise - The Art of NoiseInterview | Micro Music, Dec 1989Steve Cogan talks to J.J. Jezalik about life, the universe and sampling car doors | |||
The Noise of ArtInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1985The man who brought computers to Frankie and programmed his way to chart infamy with The Art of Noise, fits in an interview before going out to play some very English sport. Paul Tingen fills in the scorecard. | |||
Art of Noise - Artistic LicenseInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1989Well established as sampling innovators, the Art Of Noise have just released their fourth LP. David Bradwell talks to the Art's JJ Jeczalik about Fairlights and fairplay. | |||
Art of Noise - Art & ScienceInterview | Music Technology, Apr 1988JJ JeczalikWith the title track from the film Dragnet currently on release, the Art of Noise are still newsworthy. Paul Tingen talks to JJ Jeczalik about sampling, Frankie Goes To Hollywood and court cases. | |||
Art of Noise - Art - Empire - IndustryInterview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1985Flushed with the chart success of Close (To The Edit), the 'faceless' trio return with more talk of Art, Empire and Industry. Paul Gilby pushed the record button and monitored the noise levels... | |||
JJ Jeczalik - Ratman ReturnsInterview | Recording Musician, Jan 1993JJ Jeczalik And The Art Of ToysBest known for his pioneering sampling work and his role in The Art of Noise, JJ holds strong views on the creative use and abuse of studio equipment. | |||
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Anne Dudley - Art of VoiceNews | Topic: Advertisement Feature | International Musician, Feb 1986 | |||
Anne Dudley - Art of VoiceNews | Topic: Advertisement Feature | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1986 | |||
Anne Dudley - Art or noise?Feature | The Mix, Mar 1995 | |||
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Track Record: The Art Of NoiseFeature | Topic: Classic Tracks | International Musician, May 1986Peter GunnJim Betteridge plays 'Hunt the Aled Jones sample.' | |||
Shipwrecked!Feature | Music Technology, Aug 1991If you were stranded on a desert island with only a solitary keyboard to occupy your time, what would be the instrument of your choice? The professionals make theirs in this anniversary feature. | |||
EditorialEditorial | One Two Testing, Dec 1983 | |||
One Two TightenedFeature | One Two Testing, Dec 1983The ones we couldn't let get away, plus Manufacturers and Distributors. | |||
Dear Santa...Feature | Sound On Sound, Jan 1991To help you get into the festive mood, we asked a few artists and producers, and a handful of our regular contributors, what they'd like for christmas this year... In a hi-tech music kind of way. Paul Tingen collected the wish-lists. | |||
A Question Of SexFeature | Topic: Music Business | Sound On Sound, May 1991Despite the tendency of creative professions to be more liberal than others, women make up only a tiny proportion of producers and engineers in the music industry. Paul Tingen reports on this sad state of affairs. | |||
Heroes - Part 14Feature Series | Topic: History / Culture | One Two Testing, Feb 1985Trevor Horn considered | |||
Art of Noise - Is it Live, or Is It Art?Feature | Topic: Live | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1986Leaving the comforts of the studio behind, the Art of Noise step out into the real world of live music, taking their MIDI technology with them. Chris Meyer lends an ear to see how they fare. |
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