D/B Magazine Feature: THE WIRE MAGAZINE #312 | February 2010

Posted on | January 28, 2010 | No Comments

Our favourite music magazine The Wire has a two page feature about our Festival the MADEIRADIG (page 22&23).

For us at Digital in Berlin this is one of the most important and unmissable sources of journalism on serious music around the world.
On The Cover: Wadada Leo Smith – Phil Freeman meets a free music cosmopolitan who has explored free space with Anthony Braxton, John Zorn & Spring Heel Jack

Plus Mark Ernestus, Mattin, Eliane Radigue’s Invisible Jukebox, Raymond Dijkstra, Moon Wiring Club, David Grubbs in Cross Platform, Pangaea, Robert Ashley’s Inner Sleeve, Billy Ray Martin, Nicolas Collins on Alvin Lucier and more.
Other featuring Artists: Raymond Dijkstra, Mark Ernestus, David Grubbs, Mattin, Moon Wiring Club, Pangaea, Eliane Radigue, Wadada Leo Smith

The Wire is an independent, monthly music magazine covering a wide range of alternative, underground and non-mainstream musics.
Subscribing to The Wire is the best way to get hold of copies of “the most essential music magazine of the contemporary era” (Forced Exposure). Get it delivered direct to your door, at a cheaper price than in the shop.

http://www.thewire.co.uk

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