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Shawn Rudiman And Technoir Audio - Rizumu - Philadelphia - Feb 2005
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kookieGenre: Techno
Date of Set: Feb 26th, 2005
Filesize: 235.00 MB
Total Downloads: 11
Biography of Shawn Rudiman And Technoir Audio
shawn rudiman
email: shawn@technoiraudio.com
age: 31
aliases: none anymore
top five records:
Kraftwerk - 'Computer World'
Depeche Mode - 'Black Celebration'
Portishead - 'Dummy'
Ultravox - 'Rage In Eden'
New Order - ' Get Ready'
current favorite book: 'God Emporer of Dune'
influences:
1 Parliment's funk 2 Synth pop's melodies 3 Sociology 4 Franz Kline 5 Americas urban decay 6 Swinging fat jazz 7 My life experiences 8 Random visual images from daily life 9 Hard science fiction novels 10 Female sexuality 11 Synthesizers 12 Drum machines 13 Abstract ideas 14 Imaginations 15 My fucked up emotions 16 Rain 17 Obsolete technologies 18 Detroit 19 Pittsburgh 20 The future
hottest celebrity: Shirley Manson of Garbage
favorite machine invented by mankind: Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer
most hated machine invented by mankind: Nuclear Weapons
favorite quotes:
'You got a wish in one hand, and shit in the other.'
-Ben Reidinger, my grandfather
'can do man, can do attitude.'
- George Rudiman, my father
history:
In 1989 Shawn Rudiman started production work with ed Vargo on THD (Total Harmonic Distortion). This ebm/elektro unit became quite popular in the ebm/ industrial scene of the early to mid 90's, releasing 4 full-length albums, countless remixes and compilation releases on European and domestic labels. Along with this, a fascination with old music machines developed that led him to techno. In 1997 he decided to retire the long worn out industrial-ebm ideals. this led to a move towards pure rhythm and sounds, and a relocation to Pittsburgh, PA the transition period was difficult due to a scaling back of sound layers and refinement of rhythms, but results proved positive. At the same studio production began with techno, so did live sets. Sets of non-stop, all live improvised techno, as fluid and smooth as any dj set, but entirely flexible in direction and tempo. He then started Hyperviny Records with Trevor Combee. This led to meeting Anthony Shakir and that to releaseing tracks for Dan Bell and 7th City etc. He and friend Jwan allen have since started a new label, Technoir Audio. Today he resides somewhere in the ghettos of Pittsburgh and plays live on a regular basis in the mid-west area. 'one of the best live p.a.'s i've ever seen.'- Anthony 'shake' Shakir
last words:
'Yeah I'm sane. But still not right or close to to normal! That's for sure.'
email: shawn@technoiraudio.com
age: 31
aliases: none anymore
top five records:
Kraftwerk - 'Computer World'
Depeche Mode - 'Black Celebration'
Portishead - 'Dummy'
Ultravox - 'Rage In Eden'
New Order - ' Get Ready'
current favorite book: 'God Emporer of Dune'
influences:
1 Parliment's funk 2 Synth pop's melodies 3 Sociology 4 Franz Kline 5 Americas urban decay 6 Swinging fat jazz 7 My life experiences 8 Random visual images from daily life 9 Hard science fiction novels 10 Female sexuality 11 Synthesizers 12 Drum machines 13 Abstract ideas 14 Imaginations 15 My fucked up emotions 16 Rain 17 Obsolete technologies 18 Detroit 19 Pittsburgh 20 The future
hottest celebrity: Shirley Manson of Garbage
favorite machine invented by mankind: Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer
most hated machine invented by mankind: Nuclear Weapons
favorite quotes:
'You got a wish in one hand, and shit in the other.'
-Ben Reidinger, my grandfather
'can do man, can do attitude.'
- George Rudiman, my father
history:
In 1989 Shawn Rudiman started production work with ed Vargo on THD (Total Harmonic Distortion). This ebm/elektro unit became quite popular in the ebm/ industrial scene of the early to mid 90's, releasing 4 full-length albums, countless remixes and compilation releases on European and domestic labels. Along with this, a fascination with old music machines developed that led him to techno. In 1997 he decided to retire the long worn out industrial-ebm ideals. this led to a move towards pure rhythm and sounds, and a relocation to Pittsburgh, PA the transition period was difficult due to a scaling back of sound layers and refinement of rhythms, but results proved positive. At the same studio production began with techno, so did live sets. Sets of non-stop, all live improvised techno, as fluid and smooth as any dj set, but entirely flexible in direction and tempo. He then started Hyperviny Records with Trevor Combee. This led to meeting Anthony Shakir and that to releaseing tracks for Dan Bell and 7th City etc. He and friend Jwan allen have since started a new label, Technoir Audio. Today he resides somewhere in the ghettos of Pittsburgh and plays live on a regular basis in the mid-west area. 'one of the best live p.a.'s i've ever seen.'- Anthony 'shake' Shakir
last words:
'Yeah I'm sane. But still not right or close to to normal! That's for sure.'
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