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INTERVIEW:
Pavla Jonssonova of Zuby nehty LIVE REVIEW:
ALTERNATIVA Festival 2004 SCENE REPORT:
Scene Report:
Russian Industrial Noise: Pioneers, Youth League and Party Members ALBUM REVIEW:
BARBARIZ/PASTACAS - Dehemardik Datis MUSIC NEWS:
Review: Talking European Union Jazz EVENTS LISTINGS:
Boban Markovic US Tour Fall 2004 PREVIEWS:
Major experimental sounds in Hungary PROFILE:
Living La Vida Polka: One of the Lives of Maciej Malenczuk

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Tamizdat's Mission: Tamizdat is a nonprofit organization that is committed to fostering the free exchange of information and ideas between artists, audiences, and industry. Tamizdat works to build international communities by bridging the cultural and economic gaps that separate American and Western Europe from Central and Eastern Europe. To do this, Tamizdat has created an interlocking program of projects aimed at providing the foundations and the framework for cultural cross-pollination between artists, music industry personnel, and most importantly, between audiences everywhere.

Tamizdat is founded on two fundamental convictions:

1) That the cross-cultural free exchange of ideas is the most crucial prerequisite for people to develop independent, progressive, and critical understandings of contemporary cosmopolitan society

2) That experimental and independent contemporary music is intrinsically rich with cultural foment and discourse, making these arts and the cultures which surround them extraordinarily productive avenues for the cross-cultural free exchange of ideas

Tamizdat's Board of Directors:
  • Heather Mount -- President
  • Matthew Covey -- Treasurer
  • Pavol Chalupka -- Secretary

    Tamizdat's Advisory Board:
  • Alexandr Vondra -- Former Czech Ambassador to the US, Prague
  • Timothy Ryback -- Director of the Salzburg Seminar, Salzburg
  • Andrew Rasiej -- C.E.O., Digital Club Network, New York
  • John Mandel -- Composer, Director of ASCAP, Los Angeles
  • Michael Dorf -- Founder, Knitting Factory/Knit Media, New York
  • Jiri Smrcek -- Director, United Colors Productions, Prague
  • Sibelan Forrester -- Assoc Prof of Russian Swarthmore College
  • Glenn Max -- Program Director, Royal Festival Hall, London
  • Pawel Potoroczyn -- Director, Polish Cultural Institute, New York
  • Mark Yoffe -- Curator, Gelman Library, George Washington University, Washington, DC

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