HeyJaredSandyRockPoetry
Sandy Rock Poetry is an independent Hudson Valley-based record label formed to circulate voices of poets and sounds around poetry in various audio formats.
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More DJ activity (opens the original)
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DJ sets Breaking the Algorithim IRL / Avalon Lounge (Catskill, NY) 8/28/26constraint: 7” records onlyChris Funkhouser set IBrian Dewan / “Life Prepared Me” [33 1/3]Van Halen / “Jump” [play at 33 1/3]The Teardrop Explodes / “Kilimanjaro”R.E.M. / “Crazy”Mission of Burma / “Academy Fight Song”Queen / “Bicycle Race”<
radio DJing + writing about audio poetry (opens the original)
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In late July, I was invited to be a guest on the Woodstock Underground’s Poets Out Loud program, hosted by Mike Platsky on WIOF – LP FM, which is at 104.1 over in (parts of) the Catskills (no streaming yet). Utmost community radio, so homespun that their studio is located in a house off of Mead’s Mountain Rd.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!BJeP!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2F
co-performing with George Quasha (opens the original)
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“Poetry’s a form of insanity in the most common sense”—“life on Turtle Peninsula” (hilaritas sublime)In 2017, George Quasha and I began recording the series of his poems known as preverbs—a partial history of which is told in an essay titled ̶
Listening as Learning: Documenting Preverbs: Part I (opens the original)
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Note: this essay originally appeared in the volume Zero Point Poiesis: George Quasha’s Axial Art (New York: Aporeia, 2022; Burt Kimmelman, ed.) [Part II] [Part III]Starting in Fall 2017, and over many meetings since, I have recorded George Quasha reading his body of poems known as preverbs, forming the in
Listening as Learning: Documenting Preverbs: Part II (opens the original)
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Note: this essay originally appeared in the volume Zero Point Poiesis: George Quasha’s Axial Art (New York: Aporeia, 2022; Burt Kimmelman, ed.) [Part I] [Part III]Thus far I have outlined some of the logistical facts of production, indicating compelling, educational aspects of working with Quasha’s preverbs. Other driving, if not pro
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