I really recommend this. Brian was kind enough to send me a preview copy and I 
hoped to be able to write something about it but life and the start of the new 
academic year caught up with me. I feel bad because it is a really great piece 
of work.
Anyone who has seen any of Brian's video work will immediately recognise here 
too the union of poetry - heady, strange, sensual - and discipline (and I mean 
the kind of discipline that is the pre-requisite of elegance, not discipline as 
some abstract moral quality) that characterises that work.
There's a third factor, too, and for me it's a key measure or indicator or 
whether something detains me personally - all Brian's work is deeply human and 
humane. There's warmth and quirk and playfulness and sadness and tragedy and 
near despair, too - one feels addressed all the while by a companion human 
consciousness, a fellow sensibility - in some ways mysterious,  and ineluctably 
other, in others so familiar as to feel a continuation of our own being.
I'm too old to know whether one can dance to any of it but it certainly chugs 
along in the most contagious of ways.
So, Brian, sorry this is belated; everyone else - give it a listen.
cheers
michael




________________________________
 From: brian gibson <baiow...@gmail.com>
To: NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity 
<NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org> 
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2012 12:47 AM
Subject: [NetBehaviour] don trust -- tron dust
 

Hello all,

I've just released a new collection of sample based sounds under my digital 
freeloading alias Don Trust.  It is out on the free net label wombnet.

A review and free download can be found here.
Or you can stream it here.


"I'm Brian Gibson. Send me 31,000 dollars.  Thank you."

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