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Anomalies Issue

Submitted by capitalmag on July 27, 2007 - 7:49am.

The Anomalies Issue is here. Check out how contributing writers and artists interpreted the this issue's theme in Film, Mash, Music and Critical Culture.

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REWIND - Short Film of the Month: Ptikobj

Submitted by capitalmag on July 10, 2007 - 3:28pm.

This issue's Short Film is Ptikobj, an animated short that brings you on a dream-like ride through a wacky, pink world.

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Climate Change - The Musical

Submitted by capitalmag on June 27, 2007 - 3:14pm.

An Inconvenient Musical: an eco-friendly musical extravanganza! See it as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival - July 4th - 15th. Made up of 100% biodegradable music, 30% post-consumer recycled lyrics, and organic free-range comedy, this show will warm your hearts - not the globe. $1 from each ticket sold will be donated to the WWF Climate Change Fund.

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The History of Scratch Video - By Malcolm Levy

Submitted by capitalmag on June 20, 2007 - 7:34am.
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FWD 1 - By Jesse Scott - Rewind's MASH Guest Curator

Submitted by capitalmag on June 15, 2007 - 11:41am.

In a recent interview on Roots People , dubstep pioneer and sonic theorist Kode9, in the midst of speaking about the architectures of proliferation in regards to dubstep and its international growth, mentions three cities: London, and the infamous FWD Nightclub where Kode 9 performs and hosts as a resident DJ, New York, where Joe Fresh - Kode9 calls him "the president of dubstep!" - acts as America's ambassador to the sound, and Vancouver, where he played the Konspiracy Group's FWD001 (and yes, they named the concert series separately from the London Club) show back in 2003.

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