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Knox Mitchell began Michigan-based underground noise label Green Records and Tapes in the summer of 2007. Thus far, the Green Records and Tapes catalogue has amassed to 14 releases in under six short months, which includes a burgeoning roster of such noise heavyweights as Realicide, Peoples Coke and Cauchy Riemann. Aside from running the Green imprint, Knox maintains an Andrew W. K. fansite [http://www.awkmedia.com] and releases his own noise music. Knox Mitchell is a Virgo… (This is the "interview" portion of a very long AIM conversation that took place on a lazy winter afternoon in December. Knox had the flu...) LESS_CUNNING: Firstly, how old are you? KNOX MITCHELL: I am 15 years 3 months old. L/C: Wow. You gotta be kidding me right? KM: Not even joking. L/C: So you are a sophomore in high school? Correct? KM: Right on the money. L/C: Wow. That's amazing. So you started Green Records and Tapes when you were 14 years old? KM: Yep, I s

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Albert Elmore scoffs at the blue screen of death Boundary-pushing producer attracts attention with debut By Christopher Matthew Jense n published: March 16, 2011 When you push things too far, funny things happen. Rules shatter, reality subsides, sovereign components mash against each other with such force that glitches burst forth like dazzling sparks. Language breaks down. Emotions twist. And gawkers usually come out of the woodwork. In David Foster Wallace's postmodern classic, Infinite Jest, the novel's protagonist, Hal Incandenza, a lexical prodigy capable of reciting nearly the entire Oxford English Dictionary verbatim, ends up unable to communicate at all beyond the expressive content of waggling his arms and producing a variety of clicks and "subanimalistic noises." In competitive video gaming, a "kill screen" refers to a point at which a player can no longer advance due to a limitation in the design of the program, often the result of an integer over

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