CLIVE ROBERTSON MINIMAL SYNTH LP CANADA SOUND ART-ELECTRONIC-EXPERIMENTAL-MINT
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Description
CLIVE ROBERTSON
POPULAR SONGS LP
Voicepondence
w/printed inner
Very rare minimal synth electronic experimental album from canadian sound artist Clive Robertson creating a unique sonic universe of minimal-synth electronics together with some exquisite poetry.
Some info on the release: Rare original issue, released in Canada sometime in the early 80's on his own Voicepondence label.
Clive Robertson, (born 1946 in Plymouth, Devon) is a Canadian performance and media artist, critic, curator, publisher and retired Queen’s University art history professor. He is based in Kingston, Canada.
Robertson began curating performance art and experimental musics in 1970 in Reading, England programming works by Stuart Marshall, Keith Wood, the Scratch Orchestra and the Portsmouth Sinfonia. With the artist and educator, Paul Woodrow, Robertson initiated the international performance art collective, W.O.R.K.S. (We.Ourselves.Roughly. Know.Something) in Calgary producing: The First World Festival of W.O.R.K.S. (1972); the artist television series, Conceptographic Reading of Our World Thermometer (1973); and the community cable satire program, Live Lice (1974). Robertson started the audio art magazine, Voicespondence in 1974 as a W.O.R.K.S. project. With Don Mabie and Marcella Bienvenue, Robertson directed the Parachute Center for Cultural Affairs (later Arton’s Publishing) a Calgary artist-run centre famous for its interdisciplinary focus including the production of the magazine, Centerfold (1976–80); Robert Filliou’s videotape, Porta Filliou (1977) and a national video art festival, The Canadian Open (1978,1979). In 1978, Robertson and Bienvenue moved Arton’s Publishing to Toronto where with media artists Lisa Steele and Tom Sherman, Robertson became a founding publisher and editor of FUSE, the art/media/politics magazine (1980-2014). In 1978 Voicespondence began publishing as an indy label where Robertson produced or co-produced first vinyl releases by The Government (1978), Clive Robertson (1981,1985), Gayap Rhythm Drummers (1982), the Dub Poets - Lillian Allen, Clifton Joseph, Devon Haughton (1983), Fifth Column (1983), and the Plasterscene Replicas (1984).
Condition: Vinyl and cover lie in mint condition, like new, plays perfectly (see picture).
Tracklist
A1 The Patriarchy Takes All A2 Was There Nothing? A3 Hegemony A4 Heroes Die A5 No More Shit! B1 Democracy Is Endless B2 Business As Usual B3 That's Alright Woman B4 Who's Going To Pay You To Stay Home?
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