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Polyphonic Voices: About the Artists

devslashnull is a founder of CommTom, and a member of OVNI. He has released music on Obliq Records, Moonshine Music, and Addictive TV (UK) among others.

Joshua Dippold is a pseudo-dilettante living in Columbia, Missouri. His track is a G.W. Bush Audio Recipe: Nuclear Turkey with Mustard Gas, and a side of "uh".

Emayess has worked extensively as a voter registration project and political election campaign coordinator; he knows first-hand the importance of fair and impartial voting practices in U.S. elections.

E23 is a member of OVNI, and a regular contributor to CommTom projects. Doghead Cola has written political, social, and psychological rants for numerous underground publications since the 1980s, and is deeply disturbed by the parallels of our current government’s practices and those forecast by George Orwell.

Habitrail is Todd Polenberg, a Brooklyn-based electronic musician and multimedia artist who can't wait for the GWB remix project to be over, forever. “5 Easy Steps” is a vision of what George W. Bush would say if he ever told the truth.

DJ Dukey lives in Dallas, has a dog named “Dog”, and collects John Wayne memorabilia in addition to DJ’ing at remote and often dangerous local bars in rural Texas.

Splatterhead and the Oblivion Brotherhood are Chris Mosdell, (a lyricist for YMO, Eric Clapton and Sarah Brightman,) with OVNI’s devslashnull & E23.

Neoconjob was a devout Republican until the Cheney-Bush junta usurped power, and Robert Kagan & William Kristol scoped the Project for a New American Century.

Half-Lebanese is laptop/spoken word duo featuring Daoud Fadel and Andrea Gibson. Gibson is best known for her appearances at the national poetry slam. Fadel describes their work together as “like a new kind of folk music, for a new kind of folk.”

pH10 (Recone Helmut with Pete Miser) produces music in Brooklyn, NY, and recently released “Helmutvision”. They still sport a Guiliani Sucks sticker on their live rig. Learn more by visiting http://www.helmutplex.com

Toshiba is Hiroshi Wannabe. The track is a remix of devslashnull’s “dirty water” using Janek Schaefer’s release of “Skate”, a heavy slab of limited edition vinyl, etched with non-contiguous needle “scars” as the source for much of the audio.

Dead Revolutionaries are a collective of media anarchists who practice non-violent detours of film, music and print media. Remove your chicken bones from the tray.

Buddha Bomb is a lead computer programmer and prolific radio producer (Electronic Air, Sleepless Nights, Restless Mornings) on KGNU-FM, Boulder, CO.

Shana Lourie is a patriot, a dissident, and M.A. student of digital media.

Utopiate is a loose collective of anyone from the Carbon Defense League that decides to contribute at any given moment. "Young Girl, Fox News, Orgasm" will be issued on the forthcoming album Electronic Resistance, a concept album attempting to implement William Burroughs' strategies for electronic resistance.

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	Polyphonic Voices: About the Artists (back to the tracks) devslashnull is a founder of CommTom, and a member of OVNI. He has released music on Obliq Records, Moonshine Music, and Addictive TV (UK) among others. Joshua Dippold is a pseudo-dilettante living in Columbia, Missouri. His track is a G.W. Bush Audio Recipe: Nuclear Turkey with Mustard Gas, and a side of "uh". Emayess has worked extensively as a voter registration project and political election campaign coordinator; he knows first-hand the importance of fair and impartial voting practices in U.S. elections. E23 is a member of OVNI, and a regular contributor to CommTom projects. Doghead Cola has written political, social, and psychological rants for numerous underground publications since the 1980s, and is deeply disturbed by the parallels of our current government’s practices and those forecast by George Orwell. Habitrail is Todd Polenberg, a Brooklyn-based electronic musician and multimedia artist who can't wait for the GWB remix project to be over, forever. “5 Easy Steps” is a vision of what George W. Bush would say if he ever told the truth. DJ Dukey lives in Dallas, has a dog named “Dog”, and collects John Wayne memorabilia in addition to DJ’ing at remote and often dangerous local bars in rural Texas. Splatterhead and the Oblivion Brotherhood are Chris Mosdell, (a lyricist for YMO, Eric Clapton and Sarah Brightman,) with OVNI’s devslashnull & E23. Neoconjob was a devout Republican until the Cheney-Bush junta usurped power, and Robert Kagan & William Kristol scoped the Project for a New American Century. Half-Lebanese is laptop/spoken word duo featuring Daoud Fadel and Andrea Gibson. Gibson is best known for her appearances at the national poetry slam. Fadel describes their work together as “like a new kind of folk music, for a new kind of folk.” pH10 (Recone Helmut with Pete Miser) produces music in Brooklyn, NY, and recently released “Helmutvision”. They still sport a Guiliani Sucks sticker on their live rig. Learn more by visiting http://www.helmutplex.com Toshiba is Hiroshi Wannabe. The track is a remix of devslashnull’s “dirty water” using Janek Schaefer’s release of “Skate”, a heavy slab of limited edition vinyl, etched with non-contiguous needle “scars” as the source for much of the audio. Dead Revolutionaries are a collective of media anarchists who practice non-violent detours of film, music and print media. Remove your chicken bones from the tray. Buddha Bomb is a lead computer programmer and prolific radio producer (Electronic Air, Sleepless Nights, Restless Mornings) on KGNU-FM, Boulder, CO. Shana Lourie is a patriot, a dissident, and M.A. student of digital media. Utopiate is a loose collective of anyone from the Carbon Defense League that decides to contribute at any given moment. "Young Girl, Fox News, Orgasm" will be issued on the forthcoming album Electronic Resistance, a concept album attempting to implement William Burroughs' strategies for electronic resistance. (back to the tracks)
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