MPG podcast

7 episodes - English - Latest episode: over 17 years ago -

MPG is a collective of new media artists interested in finding new ways to present art outside of traditional venues. MPG disseminates their work by using automobiles, video projection, cell phones, FM transmission, wireless hotspots, and any other technologies that allow artist to engage the public. Podcast format includes audio and video samples of our performances.

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Episodes

happy tribe @ icmc

November 20, 2006 14:47 - 4 minutes - 6.21 MB

Our opening number from the ICMC performance on November 9 in New Orleans. The recording is from the actual performance, cleaned up with a little post-production. This track was written in Brooklyn using sounds collected during the Conflux festival.

bond in brooklyn

September 21, 2006 18:59 - 6 minutes - 5.86 MB

A sample of the first hour-long set that we did at Barcade on Sept 16 for Conflux. Edited together into handy track format by our own Jhaysonn Pathak. More to come.

blame it on the fumes

August 10, 2006 17:01 - 8 minutes - 8.21 MB

a glitchy mood with odd rhythms. a small group of onlookers gathered as we tested our setup outside with this number.

warm up 4

August 10, 2006 16:56 - 10 minutes - 9.64 MB

another clip from our rehearsals Wednesday, August 9. a mood with an industrial feel for those who have the urge to start marching.

warm up 3

August 10, 2006 01:13 - 4 minutes - 4.56 MB

excerpt from our rehearsals on Wednesday, August 9. a faster mood that will likely find its way into our performances this weekend.

BART blues

August 07, 2006 16:27 - 5 minutes - 2.58 MB

Coming late last night for ISEA, Nathan grabbed this recording by placing a contact mic against the interior wall of the BART train.

Parking Spaces (Gainesville Mix)

August 03, 2006 18:47 - 8 minutes - 12.3 MB

For this project MPG investigates one of the most ubiquitous spaces in the United States, the parking lot. The day of the performance, MPG spent the day roaming the campus of the University of Florida looking for parking lots to collect sounds and images. Using only the collected material, MPG creates an improvised performance that evening.