Last time we said that this mag was worth checking out. We haven’t changed our minds. A music mag that reaches past traditional camp sites, sometimes leading us to far into the trees, sometimes giving the forest a whole new glimmer. A fascinating article called the “Sounds of Dry Paint” documents the effect of audio input accompanying an exhibit at the Ontario Art Gallery on viewers enjoyment of the paintings. Another piece sort of… deconstructed the Loudspeaker. As well, this issue includes part two of the “anarchy, economy, and new music” series. Plus tons of other stuff way over my head, and reviews, reviews, reviews.
magazine / publisher: The Music Gallery / main creator: Gayle Young (editor) / $5, $14 for 3 / The Music Gallery, 179 Richmond St. W., Toronto, ON, M5V 1V3