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	Cabaret Voltaire (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cabaret Voltaire is a post-punk industrial and techno group from Sheffield, England consisting of Stephen Mallinder, Richard H. Kirk and Chris Watson.
		A series of completely instrumental works under the Cabaret Voltaire name were released on Instinct Records in 1993 and 1994, but appeared to be largely the product of Kirk.
		Hopes of a Cabaret Voltaire reunion were raised when Kirk dropped hints in the late 90s, the most significant being in the notes of a reissue of 'Radiation', a selection of stripped back Radio 1 sessions, where Kirk says he is working on new CV material due to be released soon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cabaret_Voltaire_(band) (536 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Cabaret Voltaire (band), a British industrial/techno musical group
		Cabaret Voltaire (painting), a 1916 painting by Marcel Janco
		Cabaret Voltaire (Zürich), a Swiss cabaret founded in 1916, distinguished by the involvement of Dada and his artistic works
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cabaret_Voltaire (117 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In 1982, Cabaret Voltaire began to mutate from the hardcore Industrial noise of their early years into a new phase of electronic body music inspired by proto-sampling technology and a tradeoff with the emergent beats of Chicago House.
		Cabaret Voltaire had successfully exploited the faultlines opening up in musical form due to the increasing availability of cheap electronic keyboards, rhythm machines and processors, but it was difficult to grasp what that achievement entailed.
		Similarly Cabaret Voltaire constructed songs that were no more about any one subject than a night spent channel-hopping on TV, tuning through the shortwave radio dial or watching a sequence of advertising hoardings from the window of a speeding car could ever be.
	www.thewire.co.uk /archive/essays/cabaretvoltaire.html (4250 words)

	CABARET VOLTAIRE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The communications company Double Vision was founded by Cabaret Voltaire and Paul Smith in 1982, initially as a vehicle for this particular release but also with a view to releasing affordable music based video for a fraction of the price.
		Cabaret Voltaire's rare but much anticipated live performances, with their innovative use of film and video, were documented on the three live albums, "Live at the YMCA" (1979), "Live at the Lyceum" (1981) and "HAI" live in Japan (1982), and the 90 minute video "Doublevision presents...
		The DVD "Double Vision Presents Cabaret Voltaire" is out on The Grey Area of Mute on 4th October 2004.
	www.mutelibtech.com /cabaretvoltaire (393 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire
		For a name, they chose the somewhat suspicious-sounding epithet "Cabaret Voltaire." They asked Hans Arp, Marcel Janco and Tristan Tzara, members of their circle, to collaborate, and the cabaret was opened on February 5th, 1916.
		In his introduction, Ball wrote these programmatic words: "When I founded the Cabaret Voltaire, I was of the opinion that there ought to be a few young people in Switzerland who not only laid stress, as I did, on enjoying their independence, but also wished to proclaim it.
		It is to exemplify the activities and the interests of the cabaret, whose whole endeavour is directed at reminding the world, across the war and various fatherlands, of those few independent spirits that live for other ideals.
	www.peak.org /~dadaist/English/Graphics/cabaret_voltaire.html (1067 words)

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		In Britain, Cabaret Voltaire are releasing on their own label (their music is licensed to Instinct for American distribution).
		Cabaret Voltaire's new releases are the logical extension of the experimental work they began creating in the 70s.
		Video is something that Cabaret Voltaire has worked with extensively in the past, to the point where they had even run their own company.
	www.chaoscontrol.com /archives/cabaretv.html (1091 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire: The Original Sound of Sheffield '78-'82: The Best of Cabaret Voltaire: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		That's it for a refresher on the work of the oft-unheralded Cabaret Voltaire; it's not the place of this review to dwell on congratulatory back-patting or debate this band's place in the pantheon of music's heroes.
		The shame of it is that on some level, the home-movie-esque documentation of Cabaret Voltaire's "gestation period"-- a number of singles, as well as samples from the first two full-lengths, Mix-Up and The Voice of America-- just can't present the best possible album.
		At the very least, the collection presents an astonishing succession of advances; Cabaret Voltaire's music was truly "built from nothing" and that has rarely been as evident as it is here.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/c/cabaret-voltaire/original-sound-of-sheffield-78-82.shtml (630 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		While they’ve followed a certain set path throughout their career, Cabaret Voltaire’s work can yet be divided into two periods: an early, formative series of recordings which still employ "traditional" rock instrumentation and that make a radical use of dissonance and noise.
		The seven tracks on this album-length set are not only the most dance-conscious yet from Cabaret Voltaire, they are also those in which signs of life have been most completely eradicated.
		Obviously, as such, Cabaret Voltaire will have limited appeal to those anxiously in pursuit of a traditional rock forever linked to the cult of personality, i.e.
	www.virginiamusicflash.com /cabaret.htm (398 words)

	The Mick Sinclair Archive: Cabaret Voltaire
		Cabaret Voltaire now, in relation to their past, are a distillation.
		After a spin, you remember a few repeated vocal phrases, a few synth squeals, but bigger by far and running continually through your bones is that skull-crushing crack as bass locks chops with percussion and things inside begin to shudder.
		The experience of Cabaret Voltaire is absurdly close to simply listening to that record.
	micksinclair.com /sounds/cabaret.html (409 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Cabaret Voltaire (CV) started out in the mid-70's as industrial noise outfit.
		At the dawn of a new decade, Cabaret Voltaire, now Stephan Mallinder and Richard H. Kirk, started to ease from techno/bleep into trance/ambient.
		The results were quite startling and Cabaret Voltaire finally regained the attention they deserved.
	music.hyperreal.org /artists/cabaret_voltaire (133 words)

	Browse by Artist: CABARET VOLTAIRE
		As with most BBC sessions, the album is an excellently produced collection that displays the band at the peak of their creativity, capturing the energy of a live performance with the quality of a studio recording.
		Cabaret Voltaire were Chris Watson, Stephen Mallinder & Richard H. Kirk.
		MUTE 9190 CD "Cabaret Voltaire (along with Throbbing Gristle, Suicide, Chrome, and the like) were responsible for pioneering the acceptability and use of many sounds that were instrumental in defining a strand of popular music which became known as experimental or 'industrial'.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/cabaret.voltaire.html (1323 words)

	Cabaret_Voltaire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The original Cabaret Voltaire was a club in Zurich, founded by the dadaists in 1916 or...
		mital-U: Cabaret Voltaire, Dada Zürich, Dada Bewegung, Situationist, Punk - Wa
		Cabaret Voltaire Cabaret Voltaire was not the café in which dada was born.
	www.arrakis.es /~arrak/apparatus/bands/cabaret_voltaire.htm (1626 words)

	Queer in Your Ear 15
		We can assign half the blame for a certain now-omnipresent genre of contemporary typography to Cabaret Voltaire, in that in 1979 they engaged the British graphic designer Neville Brody to produce many of their album covers, posters, and (most touchingly today) the labels surrounding the spindles on their records.
		If Cabaret Voltaire hadn't hired him, Brody might be a mere footnote to graphical history now and contemporary designers would have had to come up with their own designs instead of using Brody's œuvre as a form of auxiliary brain.
		Anyway, count me in as one of the Cabaret Voltaire faithful, though my new passion for this old band makes me think of the legions of 19-year-olds who are only now discovering the Smiths and scurrying onstage at every Morrissey concert.
	www.joeclark.org /QiYE15.html (638 words)

	Cabaret Q -- A Fierce Flower (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Cabaret Q is a small private arts space located on San Francisco's
		The roots of cabaret grow in a radical soil.
		Cabarets emerged in cellars, living rooms, and taverns.
	www.cabaretq.com /about.htm (1298 words)

	TIME Asia Print Page: Dada's Birthplace -- November 22, 2004 / Vol. 164, No. 21 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It was in the Cabaret's upstairs room that the group is said to have decided to find a name as incongruous as their free-form art.
		The newly refurbished Cabaret Voltaire, which opened at the end of September, features an archive of notes, documents and testimonials by Ball and other early Dadaists that chronicles the birth and growth of the movement, as well as works of modern followers such as the Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki.
		Expectant parents take note: to mark the Dada revival, the Cabaret has launched the Gugusdada contest; it will award $8,300 to the first parents who dare name their newborn "Dada." To be eligible for the prize the baby must be born next February, the month the movement was founded.
	www.time.com /time/asia/magazine/printout/0,13675,501041122-782157,00.html (381 words)

	cabaret voltaire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		CABARET VOLTAIRE Live At The Hacienda -- (UK DVD inc. bonus promo tracks - all regions)...
		CABARET VOLTAIRE Nag Nag Nag -- (UK 12" part 1 inc RH Kirk #4 Remix)...
		CABARET VOLTAIRE Nag Nag Nag -- (UK 12" part 3 very ltd 2003 version inc four RH Kirk mixes)...
	www.opalmusic.com /a_to_z/cabaretvoltaire.htm (280 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire MP3 Downloads - Cabaret Voltaire Music Downloads - Cabaret Voltaire Music Videos
		And while John Peel may be the name behind most of the BBC sessions, Janice Long also presented the group and the two DJs collectively amassed an enormous archive of recordings of Cabaret Voltaire of which, apparently, this compilation merely scratches the surface.
		Cabaret Voltaire's classics from the mid-'80s period, such as "Sensoria," are outstandingly performed here as compared to the album version, stripped down to a barebones, minimalist approach that leader Richard H. Kirk describes as "Cabaret Voltaire unplugged" in his liner notes.
		The BBC sessions also presented three tracks that never appeared elsewhere in the Cabaret Voltaire discography, including "Ruthless," which one could guess is from the same period as the Micro-Phonies album, and "You Like to Torment Me," which is certainly a blueprint for the sound explored on Code circa 1986.
	www.mp3.com /albums/467994/summary.html (446 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire - Plasticity
		I've not been particularly taken with Cabaret Voltaire's recent output - the last album of theirs that I'd admit to actually having enthused about was Code back in 1986.
		They've shown hints of their old creativity from time to time since then (particularly on 1991's Body And Soul) but on the whole I've found their recent techno material to be boring and rather plastic.
		Add an attractive melody and a decent beat and the end result is my favourite Cabaret Voltaire track in quite a while.
	www.awrc.com /review/c/plasticity.html (681 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire
		CABARET VOLTAIRE is a non-profit avant-garde organization in Los Angeles, dedicated to maintaining the artistic integrity, passion and innovation that happened in Zurich Dada 1916.
		Our Voltaire is known for intelligent evenings born through a cross-pollination of creative energies.
		In honor of Cabaret Voltaire’s 90th anniversary…only 9.0 orders will be accepted for each product before it is retired and taken off the web shelf.
	www.cabaretvoltaire.org (343 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		CABARET VOLTAIRE evolved around 1973, a nucleus of three people - Richard H. Kirk, Chris Watson and Stephen Mallinder - working mainly with sound experiments on tape recorders and electronic equipment and occasionally incorporating other people.
		As well as appearances in England, Cabaret Voltaire have played in various places throughout Europe, America and Japan.
		In November 1981 the group was reduced to a two piece unit when Chris Watson left to take up work in television.
	brainwashed.com /axis/cv (563 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire: Methodology '74/'78: Attic Tapes: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Not surprisingly, these little bits of familiarity are the dullest portion of this entire package; as the title of the box set suggests, the purpose of this collection is to detail the process by which Cabaret Voltaire found their way.
		Over the course of listening to these tracks, it might strike you that Cabaret Voltaire discovered themselves the way many an artist gains their sea legs: by fucking around.
		For the Cabaret Voltaire recording in that attic in the mid-70s, that meant making noises like the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, best known for the Dr.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/c/cabaret-voltaire/methodology.shtml (728 words)

	Documents of Dada and Surrealism: Dada and Surrealist Journals in the Mary Reynolds Collection
		Founded by the German poet Hugo Ball and his companion, singer Emmy Hennings, Cabaret Voltaire soon attracted artists and writers from across Europe who fled their countries and went to neutral Zurich to escape the war.[2] Ball's cabaret provided ideal conditions for artistic freedom and experimentation and an atmosphere that supported the fomenting of revolt.
		The Cabaret Voltaire will be run on the principle of daily meetings where visiting artists will perform their music and poetry.
		At the Cabaret Voltaire we began by shocking the bourgeois, demolishing his idea of art, attacking common sense, public opinion, education, institutions, museums, good taste, in short, the whole prevailing order."[6] Through uproarious evenings filled with noise-music, abstract-poetry readings, and other performances, Dada began to voice its aggressive message.
	www.artic.edu /reynolds/essays/hofmann.php (2134 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire - anti matters - dada - The Spirit of Bohemia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Cabaret Voltaire - anti matters - dada - The Spirit of Bohemia
		But in the Cabaret Voltaire these individuals shone like the colours of the rainbow, as if they had been produced by the same process of refraction." (Hans Richter)
		They are designed to make their effect at a distance, and in the relatively small space of the cabaret the result is astonishing.
	www.bohemiabooks.com.au /anti/dada/cabvol/cabvol2.html (719 words)

	Cabaret Voltaire - Technology: Western Re-Works 1992
		If there are two names that have influenced the direction of modern dance industrial (and modern techno/dance in general) Kraftwerk and Cabaret Voltaire must occupy the top two positions in many people's lists.
		Much of it is due to the slightly different styles of music - Cabaret Voltaire were always much more reliant of rhythm than melody, whereas Kraftwerk's music was equally strong in both departments.
		It should go down well with those who like Cabaret Voltaire's more recent output, or with the dance crowd in general (well, that part of it that doesn't follow the faster = better ethos, anyway).
	www.awrc.com /review/c/technology.html (1119 words)

	mital-U : cabaret voltaire - dada zurich
		On Saturday February 3, 1916 was the inauguration of the Cabaret or 'artist-tavern' Voltaire located at Spiegelgasse 1 in Zurich.
		The only edition of the magazine Cabaret Voltaire was published on June 15, 1916.
		In addition to the literary character of Cabaret Voltaire the Zurich Dadaism attented in a second phase to the pictorial art.
	www.mital-u.ch /Dada/cabvolte.html (400 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Cabaret Voltaire
		The prolific Cabaret Voltaire is one of the most energetic, progressive and dissonant forces in modern music.
		Working primarily in the electronic form, specializing in found sounds and tape manipulations, Cabaret Voltaire has relentlessly pushed at the outer edges of style, shedding an early primitivism for a subsequent accessibility that plays on the (almost) familiar.
		Extended Play launched Cabaret Voltaire — Richard H. Kirk (guitar, synth, horns, clarinet), Stephen Mallinder (bass, vocals) and Christopher Watson (organ, tapes) — and gave an early boost to Rough Trade (it was the label's third single).
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=cabaret_voltaire (1773 words)

	fUSION Anomaly. Cabaret Voltaire
		Dada art movement emerged from the Cabaret Voltaire - strangely enough at exactly the same time those playful dudes Lenin and Trotsky were also in residence.
		Today the city is more famous for its pinstriped gnomes and art galleries, and for the way it manages to balance finance and aesthetics.
		Cabaret Voltaire covered the theme from _Shaft_, which was originally done by Isaac Hayes.
	fusionanomaly.net /cabaretvoltaire.html (476 words)

	Splendid Magazine reviews Cabaret Voltaire: The Original Sound of Sheffield -- '78 / '82. Best Of;
		If your CD rack is conspicuously lacking in Cabaret Voltaire, and particularly if you've never heard them before, you might want to snag a copy of Red Mecca instead.
		Like such contemporaries as Throbbing Gristle and Fad Gadget, Cabaret Voltaire's early work bears little resemblance to the 21st century standard of electronic music; we're talking ultra-primitive gear, cumbersome tape-loops and a production aesthetic that was equal parts punk's DIY determination and dub's shoestring innovation.
		You'll hear a lot of punk influence in these early songs -- particularly "Nag Nag Nag", which in a minor miracle of trend convergence sounds like it was written and recorded last week in a Brooklyn loft.
	www.splendidezine.com /review.html?reviewid=3248266119590495 (410 words)

	Wat is Cabaret Voltaire? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Under this name a group of young artists and writers has been formed whose aim is to create a center for artistic entertainment.
		The idea of the cabaret will be that guest artists will come and give musical performances and readings at the daily events.
		Cabaret Voltaire continues to thrive Thurday evenings in Los Angeles at the Steve Allen Theater.
	www.finitesite.com /thedad/voltaire.htm (260 words)

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