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Straight Out of Brisbane Festival 2003 presents JUNGLETTES - a night of Drum`n`Bass and Jungle music showcasing an all female DJ line up, starring members of Brisbane`s own vibrant Junglist community as well as an interstate guest. Friday December 5, 2003 @ The Underground Bar, downstairs Elephant and Wheelbarrow

STRAIGHT OUT OF BRISBANE presents emerging arts and culture festival - read more for gigs details or visit www.straightoutofbrisbane.com/music

Copyright: Unlucky for Some? Conference will provide up-to-date information and analysis from a range of academic, judicial, government, industry, and professional perspectives. It will be of interest to copyright owners and consumers, academics, practitioners, librarians, and policy-makers. Topics to be discussed include: the attorney-General`s Digital Agenda copyright reforms review; the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement; Indigenous community moral rights; the legal regulation of digital music; as well as updates on recent Australian and international copyright cases. 13th Feb 2004

EMP is on Saturday November 29th at the Institute of Modern Art in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. Presentations will focus on the nature and relevance of performance in electronic music making and seek to further the development of a sense of digital musicianship. Browse through the program @ http://www.smallblackbox.com.au/emp/schedule.php

Zephyr Timbre play at The Milk Bar in Brisbane Friday 29th November & NYE as well as Homebake in Sydney on December 6th http://www.zephyrtimbre.com for more info

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Applications are being invited from Australian artists working across disciplines, cultures, and/or mediums to participate in Time_Place_Space 3. This will be the third intensive laboratory as part of Time_Place_Space, a national initiative that aims to challenge, invigorate and strengthen the areas of hybrid arts practice in Australia, with an emphasis on performance. Visit http://www.performancespace.com.au/tps for more details

On Friday 5 December at West Side Asylum 41 Moreland St Footscray from 7.00pm there will be an all ages hip hop show with Combat Wombat, Bass Bin Laden, Clearfella and MCs Elf Transporter, Raceless (Curse ov Dialect), Izzy, Lautaro, open mic. $5 admission this will be a benefit for the class action being launched against the South Australian police over the use of excessive force at the Beverly Uranium mine protest in 2000 where peaceful protesters were bashed, pepper sprayed and illegally detained.

The Advent*jah festival kicks off once again Sat Nov 29 with 8 stages of live artists and djs with music ranging from tribal, tech & progressive, trance to hard trance, drum`n`bass & hip hop, funky house, breaks & jazzy drum`n`bass, breaks, electro & electronica, hard dance, hardcore & freeform as well as a nuskool vs old school dj room

Clan Analogue celebrate the nomination of their compilation Habitat: Environmental Sound Research in the 2003 Dance Music Awards with an all-night party of electronica and dance grooves on Friday the 7th of November, upstairs at Republika, 132 Smith Street, Collingwood. Catch a mix of minimal techno, maximum electro and funky beats of all persuasions, with sets from DJ Zaziz, Zog, Fluffy T, The Sideman, Tolchok, DJ Toupee, Tiatto, DJ Bo Smiling Backwards and #955321, from 10pm until late.

A shortlisted nomination in the 2003 Australian Dance Music Awards, Clan Analogue and Creative Vibes present.. Habitat - Environmental Sound Research. After a gestation period spanning decades, the long-awaited Clan Analogue compilation Habitat resonated into existence in September 2002. Habitat received extensive airplay on public radio such as Melbourne's PBS-FM, who nominated it CD-of-the-week, and exceptional critical acclaim in publications such as TRM, Drum Media, Cyclic Defrost and Time-Out. As a shortlisted nomination in this year's Australian Dance Music Awards, Habitat: Environmental Sound Research is now starting to generate the interest which it deserves amongst the record buying public.

Clan Analogue Recordings is proud to announce the release of its newest compilation CD, "Defocus". Three years in the making, "Defocus" brings together a hugely diverse collection of low resolution electronic productions from artists across Australia. Anti-production, incidental noise, low bit-rate recordings and recordings and analogue tape dropouts make sporadic appearances throughout the release, resulting in a CD that invites listeners to question their received notions of electronic production and to locate the sound inside the error messages. For more information visit www.clananalogue.org