Artist: BASIC
Title: Do you know the word
Cat. number: HWS003
Format: CD Album

Use the flash player to listen to previews and three complete tracks (tracks 4, 6 and 9).
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Artist: Remus
Title: The 5th Season
Cat. number: HWS002
Format: CD Album

Use the flashplayer below to listen to previews and three complete tracks (tracks 2, 4 and 5).
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The ID3 Problem

OK, we’ve been stupid. How stupid do you ask? Well, to be completely honest with you, terribly stupid as it turns out! We have been hosting our music for free at Humanworkshop.com for over 8 years now, and only lately have we noticed that our ID3 tags are one big mess. To try and fix this enormous stupidity we have re-uploaded all the mp3’s on the site including appropriate ID3 tags.

Now we’re calling on all Humanworkshop fans! If you are a proud fan of our music, please help us get our message spread by doing the following:

1: Download all our tracks again! If you only have a couple of our tracks you can use the normal procedure for downloading. If on the other hand you try to maintain a complete copy of our on-line catalogue, it would be best to download the complete “Humanworkshop Mp3 Update Pack” below: !! 860MB, DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY LIVE OR DJ SETS !!

Download the Humanworkshop Mp3 Update Pack!

2: Get the Last-FM Audio Scrobller installed in order to make sure that every time you play one of our tracks this event is listed on Last-FM!

Two easy steps which will both your and our lives a lot easier…

What’s this Last-FM business?!

Good question! Last-FM is an attempt to turn the music industry upside down. On their website visitors can listen to all their favourite (well known) artists for free! Also one has the option to listen to similar artists related to the artist one is enjoying. All in all it’s a great way to discover new music, but there’s more to it then just that.

By installing the Last-FM Audio Scrobller, Last-FM will keep track of everything you hear. Based on your listening habits it will then construct a musical profile which is used to recommend you new music, suggest people as a friend who have the same musical preferences or even keep you posted on events hosting your favourite artist in your neighbourhood.

After extensive testing of the tool we can say it’s a brilliant invention, and it’s going to get HUGE! SO please don’t hesitate; get your ar$e over to the Last-FM website, install the software and live a happier life!

Examples of Humanworkshop Artist’s Last-FM pages:

Bricolage - June 27th 08 – Bazart, Den Haag

Live electronic music with:

Remus (Humanworkshop)
Sobchek (Samekh Records)
Menno (Humanworkshop)
Raoul & db (Lomechanik)
Thor-Ltd (Fant00m)

Click on each of the artist names to go to their myspace profiles.

Bricolage is nourished by a joint effort of the Fant00m and Humanworkshop collectives,
who use their extensive networks as a resource to fuel the musical content of the event.

http://www.bricolage-event.com/
Entrance: 5 Euro

Also check out Bricolage @ Last.fm’s Event page

As “B-Film“, Leisure-B and Tonfilm will combine their strengths and efforts in order to comply with the expectations of the hundreds of “new media artists” visiting NODE08 at the Velvet Club in Frankfurt. After 7 days of video overload, visitors of this “Forum for Digital Arts” will be able to feast their ears on the newest creations of both gentlemen. The set contains a couple of old tracks, rearranged to a fluid live composition, combined with a s#@tload of new and unreleased material. A preview of the set will be released soon, so stay tuned for that!

Line up:
VJ’s: Onoxo (Zagreb), Elektromeier (Switzerland), Desaxismundi (France)
Live: “VA” (sanchTV and Nushitzu), Melchior Prod. (Cadenza, Berlin),
Gaiser (m-nus/Detroit, USA), B-Film (Humanworkshop/Amsterdam)
DJ’s: Alex Flitsch (Connaisseur Rec.) & Sylvie Marks (BPitch Control)

The NODE08 festival has derived from the real-time video programming environment VVVV, created by digital interior designers MESO in order to be able to create a solution to almost any video/audio problems one might run into during projects of the magnitude that their dealing with. Since the software (which’ interface strongly resembles MAX/MSP) was so incredibly easy to use, and better yet, free to download for anyone, VVVV has gained enormous popularity among young video programmers. In order to greet all these new souls, MESO decided it was about time that they had a place to exchange ideas and increase their knowledge on the subject. NODE08 was born.

So, if you dig what we do, and you happen to be in Frankfurt at the time, be sure not to miss us, and if you’re a video programmer visiting no matter if we play or not, same thing!!!

Here’s a very early beta preview of a couple of the tracks converted into a live arrangement: