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BIG EARS 2017: Film Programmers Paul Harrill and Darren Hughes

In Movies & TV by Nick HuinkerMarch 22, 2017leave a COMMENT

Though multimedia has been a part of the Big Ears experience since its inception, 2016 saw the festival embracing a discrete, similarly wide-ranging film program curated by Paul Harrill and …

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Big Ears 2017: Flicker and Wow Film Shorts Series

In Movies & TV by Nick HuinkerMarch 22, 2017leave a COMMENT

Big Ears’ 2017 film lineup is nearly as imposing as the festival itself, even for those well-versed in the cinema; potential mind-bending audience experiences abound, often poised against each other …

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BIG EARS 2017: Anna Meredith

In Music Stories by Nick HuinkerMarch 22, 2017leave a COMMENT

Looking over her body of work, it’s hard to find a more prototypical Big Ears pick than Anna Meredith. The young composer has made a name for herself in her …

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Local Startup Hologram Electronics Wows Guitar Nerds With Innovative Effects Pedals

In Music Stories, Program Notes by Nick HuinkerMarch 8, 2017leave a COMMENT

In his cozy workshop in a North Knoxville warehouse space, Ryan Schaefer clicks a button on an effects pedal, plucks two strings on his guitar, and closes his eyes as …

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Knoxville-Based Gezellig Records Earns International Attention With ACLU Benefit Album

In Music Stories, Program Notes by Nick HuinkerJanuary 25, 2017leave a COMMENT

Last Friday’s inauguration of Donald Trump saw the kickoff of progressive resistance efforts across the spectrum, including the first official rush of a new era of protest-minded musical releases—and one …

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