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  • 'PERFORMING APART' – OUT ON FEB 1, ORDER NOW [23-01-2012 11:32:30 CET] 
  • The new Martin Hall/Tone record Performing Apart will be released on February 1 via VME. The price is 20 euro. The title will also be available as download.

    You can order the cd via the website on the following adress. Th price of 20 euro will include all postage and handling.

  • Email order to info@martinhall.dk.
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  • NEW MARTIN HALL/TONE VIDEO FOR UPCOMING ALBUM [23-01-2012 11:03:26 CET] 
  • "Serienummer" is a recording taken from Martin Hall’s and Danish electronica artist Tone’s upcoming album "Performing Apart" that will be released on February 1.

    Serienummer from Martin Hall on Vimeo.

     


  • OTHER RELEVANT LINKS TO RECENT RELEASES [01-12-2011 09:40:55 CET] 
  • Apart from the current news you might find the following links relevant. They feature the more substantial, most recent Martin Hall releases or collaborations such as books, records and dvd’s – as an example the hyped American release of the Pesteg Dred-lp and a British box collaboration.

  • THE HIDDEN TAPES (USA/cd).
  • THE HIDDEN TAPES (USA/lp).
  • BEFORE (album).
  • MINUTE PAPILLON (GB/box).
  • PESTEG DRED (USA/lp).
  • PESTEG DRED (DK/cd).
  • LIVE AT ST.PAUL’S (dvd).
  • KINOPLEX (novel).
  • HOSPITAL CAFETERIAS (album).
  • The following re-releases are furthermore available via the website’s shop. You can order via our Paypal account info@martinhall.dk.

  • RANDOM HOLD (special edition).
  • RELIEF/CUTTING THROUGH (special edition).
  • APPARENTLY ALL THE SAME (special edition).
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  • CD-VERSION OF MINIMAL WAVE COMPILATION IN SEPTEMBER [17-08-2011 14:34:54 CET] 
  • On Thursday the 1st of September New York-based label Minimal Wave issues a cd- and download-version of the album The Hidden Tapes. The title was released in May 2011 in a limited edition vinyl stock. The title features so-called “minimal wave”-material recorded between 1979 and 1985. Hall is represented with the SS-Say track Care.

    Read more about the release here or at the iTunes Preview.

     


  • HALL MEETS LEGENDENDARY DANISH BALLERINA ON DR-K [11-08-2011 10:57:50 CET] 
  • In DR-K’s new season of Kunstnermøder (the Danish pendant to the Sundance series “Iconoclasts”) the Danish television channel has asked Martin Hall which artist from his native country he would like to meet. He chose the currently 96 years old former ballet star Nini Theilade, who during the 1930’s enjoyed world star status on the international ballet scene. As one of her career highlights she performed in Max Reinhardt’s Hollywood production of A Midsummer Night's Dream from 1935 (at the time she was 20 years old).

    The programme will kick off the new season of the show and will be sent on Thursday the 25th of August at 20.30 CET. After the premiere you will be able to see and download the (not subtitled) episode on DRK’s website. Other guests in the new series will include names such as internationally acclaimed Danish poet Henrik Nordbrandt, pianist Katrine Gislinge, writer Helle Helle and award-winning photographer Jan Grarup.
     


  • NEW EXTENSIVE PHOTO GALLERY AT HALL FACEBOOK [26-07-2011 20:20:06 CET] 
  • The editors of Martin Hall’s facebook profile have made an extended pictorial section available featuring never before released photos.

    Apart from a line of covers and portraits the new file GALLERY presents a large selection of rare pictures and posters (Ballet Mécanique, Under For and Front & Fantasy).

    Check out the new gallery here.

     


  • NEW EDITION OF OEVERSTE KIRURGISKE (#52) [04-07-2011 15:25:17 CET] 
  • The latest edition of the Danish literature magazine Oeverste Kirurgiske (roughly translated “the top floor surgical department” – a name taken from the former residents on the adress) is now available. Martin Hall has contributed to the publication to with a writing called “Memoirs”.

    The 52nd edition of Oeverste Kirurgiske is a thematic issue about ”neo-baroque”. Among other contributors you’ll find writers such as Thomas Krogsbøl, Nikolaj Zeuthen, Jens Blendstrup, Martin Budtz, Sternber, Irmelin Henriette Prehn, Jeolytta Ming Wangsgaard and Grzegorz Wróblewski. The publication is only available in Danish.
     


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