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F-SPACE Press Clips
Tour Journals
Press Clippings and Reviews
- East
Bay Express Review of "Preliminary Impact Report" CD
- Utah
Synorgy Solstice Burn - Dec 2002
- Burning Man 2020: Burning Man Film Festival. Aug. 21, 1998. Review by Drop and Roll
- FFF Ball. April 11, 1998. Review by John Hell
"I came all over the theater seat in a blissful gush of finally seeing my performances from the same perspective as that of the audience."
"I believe the only way to explain the F-Space performance I experienced last Saturday
is to say that I felt that I was intruding on a domestic dispute."
"To watch Scot Jenerik perform is to see birth, life, sex and death."
- Cyberbuss Costume Ball. May 30, 1998. Review by Kiki
- Cyberbuss Costume Ball. May 30, 1998. Review by a Bianca-naught
"The crowd was absorbed into the sounds, burnt to ashes, and we were gone. The music continued."
"The sound pounded right through you unhindered and out into space,
unstoppable like cosmic rays. The sound didn't merely overwhelm
you, so much as the fact you were so insignificant in comparison that
I don't think the sound knew you were there at all."
"it's like 3 or 4 in the morning and shit is on fire all over the
stage by the cyberbuss. the sheets of metal and objects with large
springs and
weird pickups attached and the 55 gallon drums that the shirtless
mohawked guy is hitting are all vibrating with energy and arcing rhythems
of
ecstatic painful beauty into the crowd, which is alternating between
standing in dumbfounded awe and screaming their brains out. every
song
ends with what sounds like the entire PG&E grid in the western U.S.
going offline.