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FILM COMMENT SELECTS & UNSOUND FESTIVAL NEW YORK CO-PRESENTATION: ANDY WARHOL’S KISS and BLOW JOB Friday February 5: 7:30 & 9:30pm Tickets On Sale Now! Revered pioneers of contemporary electronic music—Detroit techno icon Carl Craig and storied German duo nsi.—perform live soundtracks on modular synthesizers and analog gear to two legendary Warhol films. The program is part of a wider project involving classic Warhol films and live electronic music commissioned by the Unsound Festival in Krakow, Poland, and Goethe-Institut New York. Unsound Festival New York shares a similar focus on adventurous music, and is aimed at forging connections between New York and ports in Poland and across Europe. Sample the music! Download the Carl Craig track "experimento," courtesy of XLR8R. The festival is co-presented by Unsound, Tone Foundation, the Polish Cultural Institute in New York, and Goethe-Institut New York.

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