sic (experimental musician)

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Origin Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Genres experimental music, noise
Occupation(s) Composer
Years active 2001–present

[sic] (Jennifer Morris) is a Lausanne-based visual artist and electronic noise artist originally from Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Biography

Morris studied fine arts and psychology and was trained as a specialist in video art and cinema in both Montreal and Vancouver. She has played MUTEK,[1] LUFF, Transmediale, Send & Receive, Netmage, Digitales, Les Digitales, DeNoise, VUFF and other festivals and tours over the years.[2] In 2003 she made the installation Disorientation in Place Ville Marie and on Mount-Royal.[3] In 2011 she made the albums Early Leaves Part I and Part 2 in collaboration with Consor. In spring 2011 and 2012 and she toured Japan.

Jen Morris also has a duo project called Morisato with the Japanese guitarist Hiroko Pennec-Sato.

Discography

  • [sic], self titled EP 2001
  • ...And Rabbits Named Friday, CD 2002, Squirrelgirl Records
  • Gorilla Masking Tape, 2004 Piehead Records[4]
  • ’Happenis’ by [sic] on Soundmuseum, 2008
  • [sic] & Consor – Early Leaves Part I, 2011 Absence Of Wax[5]
  • [sic] & Consor – Early Leaves Part 2, 2011 Creaked Records

References

  1. ↑ http://www.mutek.org/en/archives/artists/508-sic#!prettyPhoto
  2. ↑ http://www.squirrelgirl.com/spip.php?rubrique10#
  3. ↑ http://www.champlibre.com/cime/cime_uk/participants/sic.htm
  4. ↑ http://www.montrealmirror.com/ARCHIVES/2004/061704/disc.html
  5. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/sic-Consor-Early-Leaves-Part-I/release/2895412
  • [sic] on Squirrelgirl Records



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