James Hoff – Blaster [LP] Jazz / Free Improv one second was excerpted from

one second was excerpted from each of the forty-nine tracks

"Real Colors of the Physical World is a title whose parameters of reference may at first seem obvious

The result was a minimalist art-rock masterpiece which could be described as a lo-fi version of John Cale's Music For A New Society

Steamroom Tokyo

with a charismatic and glamorous personality who become a cult figure in "Japanoise" scene

James Hoff – Blaster [LP] Jazz / Free Improv one second was excerpted from"New York based conceptual artist James Hoff returns to PAN with Blaster, a document of his explorations of computer viruses as agents within the composition process. Specifically, Hoff used the Blaster virus to infect 808 beats and then utilized the mutated results as building blocks for seven new compositions. Hoffs interest in computer viruses lies in their ability to self distribute through (and ultimately disrupt) networks of communication and