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DISCOGRAPHY
THIN AIR
Fall 2004 release. Full-length, solo CD
of ambient arrangements, complete with
silk-screened Digipak.
All tracks are comprised of the sounds
in Sensorium, an interactive audiovisual
installation. Each track is associated with
one of the virtual rooms which are based
on the RGB color spectrum.

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SEISMIC
Full-length CD released by Tektonic Shift 2001
A full mix of sampled sounds, manipulated
signal paths and minimal abstraction

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to download the album> MSN Music
 
SoundWalk 2004
Released by FLOOD Productions, 2004.
Compilation with 22 tracks featuring other participating 2004 sound artists: Glenn Bach & John Kannenberg, Albert Ortega, D. Jean Hester, j.frede, Sumako, Jeremy Drake, hop-frog, Alan Nakagawa, FLOOD, Noah Thomas, Spastic Colon, James Adams and Eric Strauss, plus others.

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mono:poly
Released by Asphodel & Thomas Dimuzio’s Gench Recording, 2002
A double CD set that anthologizes Dimuzio’s contributions to compilation records and live collaborations. Other featured artists are: Wobbly, Chris Cutler, Fred Frith, Scott Jenerik and Atau Tanaka.

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Aural Fixation
Released by Aural Fixation, 2000.
2 compilation CDs featuring: Patty Boss, Allison Hennessy, Cari Campbell/Sheri Ozeki, Elise Baldwin, Allyssa Izen, Passiondoll, Elise Hurwitz, Brigit Brat and Kathy Kanada.

 
 
CD REVIEWS:

THIN AIR

Check out the feature article in the Jan/Feb 2005 issue of XLR8R magazine that covers THIN AIR, along with audiovisual installations, past works and future projects: XLR8R interview, issue #84

"Here is Kadet Kuhne's follow-up to Seismic, her fine IDM album from 2001. Since then she's relocated to LA, but she hasn't made any radical departures in her music. That's a good thing 'cause her past endeavors have been pretty darn great, wholly enveloping listens. Now, whether the "thin air" of the title is in reference to that which you might "vanish into" or that which you find at high altitudes, we do not know. But we can say that regardless, the title suits this album well. Some of her sounds can be fleeting and ghostly, while the more severe and imposing ones may leave listeners a wee bit out of sorts or short of breath. Characterized by swishy, cricket-y textures, gentle cloudy drones and rounded deep bass thuds, This Air is a considerably more subdued ambient affair overall than its kinetic, glitchy predecessor. Also, although these sounds were originally part of Sensorium, her audiovisual installation collaboration with Reto Schmid/testrun which showed in Switzerland, LA and here in SF, Thin Air may be best listened to on headphones in isolation. Nice!"
- Aquarius Records

 
SEISMIC
"If the first wave of glitch was about reducing dance music down to a few previously accidental elements, the second wave is taking those same elements and rebuilding grooves with them, however primitive and minimal. Kadet's SEISMIC demands that you listen hard, but rewards your effort with tiny details like the creepy voices buried in "Threshold." Some of the album's moments reach near-total abstraction, then pull back toward more repetitive structures, with backing pads and gutted, howling synths."
- Rob Geary, XLR8R magazine, Dec issue #55

"Listening to this new release from SF solo IDM/electronicist Kadet is an almost multi-sensory experience. A plethora of wonderfully itchy glitches, thick tenuous throbs and metallic percussive gasps probe your ears. Some sounds actually made my teeth buzz as if I'd chomped down on some aluminum foil - an impressive feat unto itself. The latter tracks gradually sink into a much more deeply fluid abyss - like the echo-y sensation of slowly drifting to the bottom of a pool."
- Aquarius Records

 

 
SELECT SHOWS
 
ResBox Music Series | July 17, 2008
Live audio/video performance of Sightline at the Steve Allen Theatre, LA. myspace.com/resboxmusic
Asthmatic Kitty Release | Summer 2008
Upcoming music track release on Unusual Animals electronic compilation. asthmatickitty.com
Electronic Music Midwest | Oct 11-13, 2007
Live performance of Infinite Delay in Kansas City. emmfestival.org
San Francisco Electronic Music Festival | Sept 9, 2007
Live performance of Infinite Delay with co-composers mem1 at Project Artaud, SF. sfemf.org
WOMEN TAKE BACK THE NOISE - CD release | August 10, 2006
WOMEN TAKE BACK THE NOISE (CD compilation) is a 3-disc collection, featuring 47 women artists from all around the globe. www.ubuibi.org
Infinite Delay @ CEAIT Festival | Jan 26-28, 2006
Live score with co-composers Mem1, REDCAT, LA.
Other artists: Morton Subotnick, Sue Costabile, Eliane Radigue, Maja Ratkje, Jon Rose, David Dunn and James Crutchfield. > Infinite Delay.
 
 
PAST
2006
Surge & Converge | Luggage Store Gallery, SF
Women Take Back The Noise | CD release
CEAIT Festival, Infinite Delay Live | REDCAT, LA
Epsilonia Radiophonic Festival | 20 Year Anniversary
2005
Drive | Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego
The Bone Ladder | MOCA, Los Angeles
ctrl+alt+repeat | Ill Corral, Los Angeles
so.cal.sonic Festival | California State University, Long Beach, CA
Merging Voices | California State University, Fullerton, CA
RADICAL CUTS | Crazy Space Gallery, Los Angeles
Scan: Live, CEAIT Festival | Selah Art Space, Los Angeles
2004
Hacking the Timeline | Crazy Space Gallery, Los Angeles
Physic3 | Beyond Baroque, Los Angeles
OK Composer's Concert | CalArts, Los Angeles
Twine LA | The Knitting Factory, Los Angeles
2003
Echolocation | piratetv.net, Los Angeles
Broken Antlers | The Castaic Lodge, Castaic, CA
OK Composer's Concert | CalArts, Los Angeles
CEAIT Festival | CalArts, Los Angeles
2002
Twine | The Knitting Factory, Los Angeles
Are You Luscious | CafÈ Royale, San Francisco
Werepad | San Francisco
Tonic | Polar Bear Club, New York
Immediatism | The Luggage Store, San Francisco
Under the Radar | 26MIX, San Francisco
2001
Sound Unseen Festival | Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis
Bedlam Theatre | Minneapolis, MN
Substrat | Ugclub in Zurich, Switzerland
100% Fruit | Glama-Rama, San Francisco
Facing Fear | SF Arts Commission Gallery, San Francisco
MilkyWayout | The LAB, San Francisco
SwitchStance | SF Arts Commission Gallery, San Francisco
2000-1996
E-victed | SPAZ event, SF
Resuscitate | 111 Minna Street Gallery, San Francisco
Projexpo: Spaceport Resort | The LAB, San Francisco
SCREENsites | Headland Center for the Arts, San Francisco